Vast Copper District Emerges as Ely Mines Thrive
Reporter tours Nevada copper camp detailing Copper Flat and related mines. Immense shovels, 1,000 ton trains, and 60 000 ton daily potential underline the district’s scale. Ely’s Ruth Star Pointer Giroux and Veteran assets drive a mining boom with plans for deeper levels and new smelter connections.
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Marcel
Robinson Range
Gulliver
Metropolitan
Fairmont Hotel
Jong
Whith
Fiat
Nevada Consolidate Copper Companys
Giroux
Calumet & Heels
America
Copper Flat
Ruth
Star Pointer
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland Ely
Fiat 1
Glory Hole
Alpha
Hough I
Hayor
Italy
Cumberland Ely Company
Ely
Nevada Consolidated Development
Giroux Consolidated
Tam
Cole Ryan Syndicate
Leavine
Cole-Ryan
Oide
Bly Central
Nevada
Butte Ely
Giroux Connoldates
Eter
No-health claim cure ad from old patent medicine
An antiquated ad copy touts Iver and Burdock Blood Bitters as remedies for sluggishness aches and stomach discomfort. It promotes overall vitality by claiming to tone the stomach and purify the blood.
Boy Confesses Murder of Mrs Hoover in Accident Claim
Atchison Kansas March 7 Carl Hale 17 confessed to killing Mrs Jerome Hoover last Wednesday claiming the shooting was accidental He said he was aiming at a tree near the Hoover home when a shot struck Mrs Hoover Police doubt the accidental story Hale showed defiant demeanor but wept after speaking to officers.
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Atchison, Kan
Carl Hale
Lolay
Jerome Hoover
Hoover
Young Hale
Roosevelt Trudges to Church on Foot in Snowy Trip
Former President Theodore Roosevelt and wife walked a three mile from Sagamore Hill to Christ Episcopal church in Oyster Bay. They arrived early, attended services, shared in the Lord's supper, and returned home by afternoon.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sasamore Hill
Col Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Ethel
Kermit
Mr Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Liberal party fuses factions and proposes national reorganization
In Havana on March 7 the Liberal party ends a long session agreeing to fuse the two factions. A proposal submits to the national assemblies to create a national reorganization commission to arrange the details. President Gomez congratulates the committee on rewriting the Liberal party.
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Havana
Liberal Party
Gomez
Conditions Improve Slowly in Iron and Steel Markets
New York March 7 The steel and iron movements show slow improvement amid small deal flow and professional trading. Wage disputes with Lackawanna and copper market fluctuations cloud outlooks as price movements and government action concerns rise. Labor tensions loom with the anthracite wage deadline near, while bonds and rates see renewed absorption and policy scrutiny.
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New York
Ehill
Lackawinna Steel Company
London
Filipino preacher surrenders credentials in Manila church split
Mitch S and Nichoes Zamora, a Filipino preacher who caused a split in Manila's Methodist Episcopal Church, surrendered credentials to the regime church and began organizing followers into a new body. About a thousand former congregants joined. The rift's full extent remains unclear, but most Filipino leaders stay with the regular church. The Presbyterian church in the Islands remains unaffected.
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Manila
Mitch S&s
Nichoes Zamora
Methodist Episcopalchirch
Ao Evangelical Methodist Church of the Philippines
Enhurch
Islands
Rivalry in House over new tariff committee appointments
Washington reports a keen contest among House members for three vacant spots on the Ways and Means Committee. The prewar Republican vacancy from Colorado and several western legislators are among the named candidates, with Francis Burton Harrison also discussed for the minority seat.
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Washington
House
Bonynes
Colorado
Western Plate
Howell
Italy
Burke and Martin
South Dakota
Cushman
Wash Indon
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Congress
Repre
Republican Search For Committee Posts Amid Rules Fight
Representative Bourke Cockran and Sereno F Payne leaders want committee appointments in New York. Champ Clark says he will not consider posts until the rules battle ends. William Sulzer also seeks Cockran’s seat, race shaping among party factions.
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Bourke Cockrin
New York
Sereno F. Payne
Harrison
Champ Clark
William Sulzer
Cockran
Price
Fugitive Former State Senator Eli Wright Returns to San Jose
San Jose, March 7. After four years as a fugitive on bribery charges in the Continental Banking and Loan investigation of San Francisco 1904, former State Senator Eli Wright comes home. Indictment dropped weeks ago. Wright claims past travels in Central and South America and says he represented a New York firm in Montevideo.
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San Jose
Cal
Continental Boanding and Loan Association of
San Francisco
Eli Wright
Ceateriny
Wright
Emmons
Ad Bunker
Central
South Ameria
FB. Ts. Thin Company of
New York
Montevideo
President Taft to Use White House Automobiles for Travel
Washington reports the new administration renames terms for official transport as the presidents auto and presidents chauffeur. White House cars will have right of way in the District and a set speed limit. Two new vehicles costing twelve thousand dollars are in use, one touring car for Tafts and one limousine for Mrs Taft, both bearing the U S coat of arms.
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Wall Street
Ihe
Taft
New York Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
Northern
Northern Pacific
Washington
White House
District of Columbia
Congress
The
United States
Benefit in Chicken Raising Sparks Neighborly Helpfulness
A genial speaker extols amateur chicken raisers for their mutual aid and openness. He contrasts them with professionals who guard their methods, noting amateurs share cures for the pip and tips on feed and incubation to benefit the whole community, including discussions of incubators, breeds, and county fair premiums.
Growing Lilies With Easy Techniques For Home Gardens
E P Powell notes how Madonna and other lilies thrive in home beds. He describes planting under grape trellises and along gooseberry rows, advises bulb depth, mentions high blossom counts, and contrasts other lilies like auratum and Easter lilies for deep planting requirements.
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E. P. Powell
Suburban Lite
Clerk Harassed by Postage Stamp Cheek Incident
A Philadelphia businessman's clerk, injured by a wire basket scrape, applied three two cent stamps to his cheek to cover the mark. Upon entering the employer's office, the boss quipped that he was carrying too much postage for second class matter, per Harpers Weekly.
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Philiadelphia
Jenkins
Harpers Weekly
Tariff politics and a man’s fight for freedom intertwine
The piece notes shifts in tariff factions and renewed talks between the United Mine Workers and anthracite operators in Philadelphia. It highlights Albert T. Patrick, serving life for murder, seeking freedom with new court-ordered brief work while his long effort to overturn his conviction continues.
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Mine Workers’ Union
Albert T. Patrick
Willam Marsh Rice
Congress
Lewis
United Mine Workers of
Patrick
Brookton
Patrick Henry
Sing Sing
Standard OW Company
Indiana
Chicago
Whitting, Ind
Font St. Louis
Strike of Street Car Men Still Unsettled
In Uiis city the street car strike declared March 4 remains unsettled with limited sympathy actions by other unions. Labor groups met Sunday to organize a citywide boycott while patrols guard cars at night and police report no disorder. Governor Smith stays in Manila to monitor developments as insular commissioners arrive in Baguio.
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Uiis
Ralchey
Varhows
Suniay
Smith
Manila
Baguio
Henguet
Laundry Promise to Preserve Your Finest Collars
An ad touts a laundry service claiming careful, perfect washing for collars cuffs and shirts. It markets meticulous attention and reliable results, emphasizing spotless presentation and dependable garment care.
Taft Walks to Unitarian Church for Sunday Service
Washington March 7 Simplicity marked Taft's first Sunday in the White House as he walked with his brother Charles P Taft to the Unitarian church for morning services. The public sought a glimpse of the new president as he began a plain first day.
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Taft
Unitarian Church
Washington
White House
Charles P. Taft
Te Unitarian Church
Jancheon
Edwards
Hia
Archibeld Burt
Kanvelt
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Gunn-Thompson
Cole-Ryan Syndicate
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Ply
Thomas F. Cole
Nevada Northern
Ogden
V. C. Price
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