Copper Strike Confirmed on Wolf Creek Mining Property
Confirmation from C. F E. Russell of Spokane, manager, reports a four foot wide copper ore body at a depth of 200 feet on Wolf Creek property Montana. Face of tunnel shows good ore. samples value around 71.59 per ton based on 1 212 cents. Development to be pushed by Spokane corporation with T G Cooper president and R E B Vincent secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Creek
Montana
C. F E. Russell
Spokane
Spokane Corporation
Washifixton
T. (. Cooper
C B. Russell
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney Trouble
Ogden Utah resident Mrs A M Hoteling reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills for three years of kidney strain backache and urinary issues. The advertisement says the pills were bought at Hadcons Pharmacy and cured her grandson's kidney trouble. Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
Ogden
A. M. Hoteling
Grant Ave
Utah
Dean
Hadcon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Eastern steel reps visit Deer Park tungsten mine
Representatives of an Eastern steel company will be in Spokane in the second week of April to inspect the Deer Park Mining Company's tungsten deposits at Deer Park Washington. A Duluth agent recently inspected the property, with crosscutting planned on the ledgers and ore visible as miners follow the ridge. Development will be rushed this spring and next summer as mining continues 27 miles north of Spokane with full ore-handling facilities available.
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Eastern Steel Company
Spokane
Deer Park Mining Company
Deer Park, Wash
Duluth
Hamburg American copper claims near Little North Fork show strong surface values
Herman Froehlich, contractor on the Hamburg-American property along the Little North Fork in the Coeur d'Alenes, reports good copper shows as a tunnel 100 feet in. The nearby Kand sapike mine is prosperous while a smelter built nearby has spurred mining of copper ledges and the Hamburg-American company plans to reach the ledge within the next 100 feet with several claims showing excellent surface copper.
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Herman Froehlich
Litle North Fork
Coeur d'Alenes
Kandsapike
Ore treatment contract ties Tacoma smelter to local mines
A long term contract with the Tacoma branch of the American Smelting and Refining company covers treating ores from the Coeur d'Alenes including the Hercules and Bunker Hill & Sullivan. Three cars of ore were shipped this week. The operation blends ore from Republic can and other sources to match wet ore. Net from a recent shipment reached 38,000 a ton. Cochrane, former Mountain Lion mine superintendent and now manager of the Juniper mine in California, will join the camp in June.
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Tacoma
American Smelting and Refining Company
Coeur d'Alenes
Hercules
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Republiccan
Cochrane
Mountain Lion Mine
Juniper
California
Local miner bonds quartz claims in Elk Sly district Wyo
Jr. Painter of Painter Wyoming bonded the Golden Crown group of quartz claims in the Elk Sly district, ladho, and prepares to start broader work. He reports no shifts this winter driving a crosscut tunnel. Joseph F Thorn, Buster mine superintendent, visited Ely City from Boise basin to inspect Bridley syndicate properties owned by the Buster.
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Wyo
Golden Crown
Elk Sly
Ladho
Joseph F Thorn
Buster
Ely City
Boise Basin
Bridley Syndicate
Thompson Reports Hematite Assays in Idaho Beds
G W Thompson returns from the Weippe district Idaho with assays showing hematite at 18 to 50 percent. Diamond drilling will determine extent and development work will continue through the season. If ore beds reach the indicated quantities Lewiston could become the Pittsburg of the West.
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G W. Thompson
Weippe
Idaho
Lewiston
Pittsburg
Rich Galena Strike Near Bunker Hill Area
John Spanl of Coeur d Alene Central Mining reports the drift face at 600 feet on Big Creek west branch in northern Idaho shows 21 feet of mineralized quartz with Kalena stringers after a crosscut at 825 feet. A Herman, secretary treasurer, will personally inspect the property soon.
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John Spanl
Coeur d'Alene Central Mining and Milling Company
Big Creek
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Holdings
A. Herman
Pingree and Keller Meats and Groceries Ad
Local advert for Pingree and Keller Meats and Groceries promoting cheap seeds including Stratagem peas and Alaska seeds, offering to trade seeds for farm products such as esss butter platoes wheat and chickens, located at Mer. 2616 Washington avenue.
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Alaska
Deas S.cts
Pingreee
Mer
Washington Avenue
Chicago American team wins in Salt Lake exhibition
The Chicago American team No. 4 defeated a Salt Lake and Ogden picked nine 11 to 0 in an afternoon exhibition game. Special trains to Salt Lake were listed with late return options and a local agent contact via phones 2000.
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Salt Lake
Ogden By
Chicago
Ogden
Smelting Idaho Ores Premiers New Republic Claim
J. L. Harper, manager of the New Republic company of Republic Washington, announces a new advancement in smelting Idaho ores. He reports a two...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Harper
New Republic Company of Republic
Wash
Payne tariff bill turmoil grips White House and House
Washington March 31 The Taft White House confronts deep concern over the Payne tariff bill as insurgents press for changes. Western wheat interests propose amendments to ensure export manufacture remains with western mills and bond warehouse provisions for by products. A vote is targeted for April 10 amid gag rule tensions and potential dividend tax talk.
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Washington
House
White House
Taft
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Ways and Means Committee
James J Hill
Cannon
Hill
Fort Leavenworth Prison Fire Traps 800 Inmates
A fire at Fort Leavenworth partially destroyed the military prison. Troops evacuated 800 prisoners to cell houses, with two soldiers injured and no prisoner injuries reported. Guards tightened escape prevention as the flames raged into early morning and alarms spread through the fort.
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Leavenworth
Thirteenth Infantry
R. HR. Longborough
Fort Leavenworth
Mherty
Calvary
Prnms
Last emblem of American domination in Cuba gone
Havana reports the garrison flag at Camp Columbia lowered at noon and replaced by the Cuban republic banner. Major General Thomas H. Barry directed the transfer as two battalions of the Twenty seventh Infantry, Cuban and American troops, and engineers witnessed the ceremony. The Cuban colors were raised and the parade followed with salutes and the Hymno de Bayamo.
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Havana
Cuba
Camp Columbia
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Thomas H. Barry
Bayard Sneed
Twenty Seventh Infantry
Flac
Women Determined to Secure Suffrage
New York April 1 Mrs Clarence Mackay has leased the Garden theater for Wednesday mornings from December to April to host suffrage meetings under the Equal Franchise league of which she is president. Antis will be invited to attend. The league will set up permanent headquarters in the Metropolitan Life building tower. Mrs Mackay will spend hours weekly in the office.
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New York
Clarence Mackay
Equal Franchise League
Mackay
Metropolitan Life Building
Prefers Prison To Paying Alimony In Divorce Case
New York April 1 A sculptor and painter Holand Perry vows to surrender to the sheriff and serve six months in Ludlow Street jail to avoid paying $1,000 alimony ordered by the court He has remarried since his divorce from the first wife who received the alimony His second wife Mrs May Hanbury Fifer of San Diego supports his stance and the law limits imprisonment to six months for such alimony judgments.
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New York
Holand Hinton Perry
Ludlow Street
Perry
Tt Jll
Mav Hanbury Fifer
San Diego
Caite
Ciwil Autt
Closed hearing in Nevada rate case ends in Reno
Special Examiner Lyon closes the Nevada Railroad Commission case against Southern Pacific and Nevada and California railways after the plaintiffs claim Nevada merchants pay discriminatory rates. Evidence shows equal or higher charges for Nevada origin goods and back haul profits favoring SP. Witnesses for intervenors offered limited response as Lyon heads to Washington.
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Reno
Nev
Lyon
Nevada Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
Nevada and California Railway
Nevada
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
G. W. Luce
Naos
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Theaintiffs
Lyon Leaven
Washington
Bo LO
Sixth bank robbery suspect sought after Monrovia case
In Los Angeles on March 31 sheriff and Pinkertons pursue a sixth gang member in the First National Bank of Monrovia robbery. Five men await trial Charles B. Martin Ernest Sundin A H McAllister George F. Yohn and Allen George Beatty confess participation. About $13 000 recovered. Martin details loot split with a mysterious outsider who kept the bulk.
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Los Angeles
First National Bank of
Monrovia
Sheriff's Office
Pinkertona
Charles 8. Martin
Ernest Sundin
A. H McAllister
George F. Yohn
Allen George Beatty
Martin
Death knell of dirigible airship in war tale
Los Angeles April 1 a local inventor C W Sirch says a method to destroy a balloon at ten miles has been devised though kept secret. The claim casts doubt on the use of inflated dirigibles as instruments of war.
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Los Angeles
Cal
C W Sirch
Sirchs
Inventor Strives to Safe Dirigible Aerial Ship
The inventor claims a patented dirigible airship that resists electric spark explosions by using nonflammable design concepts. He eliminates hydrogen and inflammable gases and instead uses heated air to inflate the envelope, asserting safety against ignition and destruction.
Boy Falls From Roof Into Quicksand in Harlem
A six year old Milton Hert, son of a Harlem janitor, fell 45 feet from his home roof and landed in quicksand. Rescuers lifted him to safety. he sustained a fractured skull and other injuries.
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New York
Milton Hert
Harlem
Dt Lance
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