davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

other copper dividends will almost surely be increased. Under the cir cumstances there seems only one way for the coppers to go.
 Amalgamated is doing just about as expected. The stock shows re- markable strength. and steadily in- creasing volume of trading in it is as- sisting it in its upward course. Rumor says that Amalgamated is going into a consolidation with the American Smelling & Refining company If this is true, its selling price will be fixed by the nature of the plans in hand rather than by any othez consid- eration. Though it acts as if it would go considerably higher. think the money could be more advantageously used in the purchase of some other coppers. {
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

tions. The result of the year as a whole will be list of unprecedented records of net earnings and dividends. It must be that such conditions will have the natural accom- rRpaniment- record breaking prices for copper min ing stocks.
 The great strength of Amalgamated has as yet exerted comparatively lit tie influence on the Boston copper share list. A few stocks that had heen previously over-bought were dis posed to sag this week, while two or three new favorites scored moderate gains. As a whole the local market has simply remained dull. The ex- planation is largely to be found in the Lawson advertising. Though his bear ish manifestoes do not cause any sell ing of coppers, they are not conduc-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

Copper is firmer. There has been a marked revival of demand this week. and considerable sales have been made. Lake is 15 3-S cents. and cleo troiytic is Is 1-4 cents per pound. On distant future delivery contracts these prices can be shaded only the small est fraction. Astonishment is ex- pressed in the trade that so large ard steady volume of business can be done aI the ruling high level of quo. tations. Prices have advanced in Lon- don, and best selected is now selling on the basis of 15.5S cents per pound.
 The falling off in the export move ment has been the only basis for bear ish forehodings. and it is not improba
 ble that a balance may be reached in this respect before the first of May
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23
Outlook of the Metal Market from Foreign Exports For April Increasing

i've to bullish activity. The consid- erable short interest in coppers in view of the very small floating sup ply, exerts a sustaining influence and it should little later assist material ly in bringing about a substantial ad- vance in prices.
 There are two or three encouraging factors to be watched. Something is developing in the Bingham district, and there is an excellent prospect that Bingham, Utah and Boston Con solidated may lead general advance in the coppers. If it proves true, as rumored. that the Smelling Trust has been buying II. s. Mining, it will start the whole Utah group going. There is also the prospect of further ad- vance in metal prices; and Anal gamated, Anaconda. Utah and some
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

Estimated production of the listed copper properties of the United States for the present year figure Iolai Of 542,000,000 pounds. Add to this out. put the production of the Calumet & Arizona smelter. ,the Copper Queen. Arizona Copper Go. and Detroit Cop per Co. smelters and the total is raised by 240.O0O, ,o00 pounds. or nearly half.
 From the table of estimated produc- ton given for the listed properties and from their records in past years, some highly interesting deductions are
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

following tables of figures will be found a fairly reliable guide. The first gives the highest and lowest prices, respectively, on 1T-cent and IL cent copper, in 1899 and 1901. and in 1902, of g leading copper stocks. to- gether with their lowest prices in 1905 and their highest prices last year. IL also gives, for comparison, their gross production in pounds for the years 1901 and 1903, and what is believed to be a close estimate of their produc' ton for the current year:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

possible. Not the least. of these is the showing of activity and conserva- tism that is made for present market conditions and the assurance that is carried that present prosperity exi tant with copper properties and cop per stocks is liable to look little pale alongside of the activity that may be born of the situation before the close of the year.
 To illustrate just what the coppers have done and are doing, their price fluctuations and their production, the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

Don't buy your Easter hat until you have seen the new styles just received at Mrs. wildman's. Tombstone canyon. back of Soda Works.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

sPartly from custom ores
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

sOld stock to 45, equal to IS for present stock @sPartly from custom
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

The Country Calendar is the title OF
sumptuous new magazine published by
the Review of Reviews Book Company
and the initial number is full of good
things to help all interested in outdoor
life. In the foreword the editor says,
THE Country Calendar is brought into
the world to interpret the fresh achieve
ments OF science bearing usetully on the
problems and enthusiasms OF country
loving folk. 1t hopes to aid them in
making and managing their homes, and
to bring the message of those who by
their experience or insight can add
beauty and profit to rural pursuits"
Among the notable contributors to the
first number are Grover Cleveland and
John Burroughs, while specialists cover
the field very thoroughly with beautiful
ly illustrated papers on all departments
of farm and country life. We confidently
predict that this magazine will spring at
once into popular favor. Published al
SO year; % cents copy.
The Search-Light is the successor tt
the Great Round World and the Week
Progress, and its weekly visits furnish
royal road to knowledge. Thos. Nasf
Jr., the son of the great cartoonist, is tn
staff artist and each number bears pc
trait of a distinguished citizen, the lat
Joseph Jefferson occupying the 'front.'
piece OF the last number. The Scare
Light keeps in close touch with currel
events, with the progress in science ar
the arts and is a valuable adjunct to
busy mans list of regular publication
1t is published in New York by Il
Search. Light Company at $500 yei
and sold for FIVE cents a copy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

will take especial pride in the fact that
the marble for Memorial Hall comes
from that state. 81,
On Tuesday there was lively discus.
sion whether to have a session on Gooo
Friday and it was finally decided not to
have one. Mrs. Amos Draper created a
sensation when securing hearing on
question of privilege, was told she was
making a campaign speech tor Mrs. NC
Lean and was out OF order. The sessions
were filled up with reports from the
national officers; the corresponding and
recording secretaries, libraries, Smtthso'
MAN report. In the latter you can find
out what the chapters are dong, also
the history and lineage books, No. ~ ana
20 printed. The lbr Iry now is becoming
specialized. The treasurer general, Mrs.
Davis, said receipts for the year were
SS3 979 As; expended $39 O24.S3 and
S134 543.86 contributed tor the Hall
and expended. Ten per cent is held back.
The portrait of Mrs. Fairbanks was
presented to her and she gave it to the
society, to hang in Memorial Hall. The
great event OF this Congress occurred on
Wednesday evening, when the nomlnat-
ing speeches for the three candidates tor
president general were made and it drew
an great assembly OF people and Mrs.
7. H. Crossman Of New York made
most pleasing speech tor Mrs. Gen. Stern
berg, in which she refused to her huge
not descent, the indeiatigable chairman
of the committee to raise means tor
Memorial Hall, OF her SO years OF army
life, with her husband, her rare execu-
tive ability, and beloved wherever "Old
Glory" floats. Mrs. R. ]. Barker OF
Rhode Island. presented the name OF
Mrs. Charles M. Lippitt, state regent OF
Rhode Island, lady of intellectual power
fine parlamentarian, President of
Colonial Danes OF her state, member
of the Mayhower society, an exponent OF
patriotic principles. ELECT her and she
will carry the burdens easily" Mrs. A.
A. Kendall of Maine, state regent, in an
extemporaneous speech nominated Mrs.
McLane, of New York stating her strong
points and distinguished ancestry, fine
parliamentarian, clear magnetic qualities.
There were many seconds tor all three
parties. On Thursday the vote was
taken. Mrs. Lippitt withdrew from the
contest, when Mrs. Avery, chairman
OF 80 telers, announced of the TT
votes cast 1854 were needed for the elect
ion. Mrs. Mclean received $40, II less
than needed. Mrs. Sternberg pol, Mrs.
Lippitt 1854. So a new election was
ordered and Mrs. Mclean was the
choice. Mrs. Fairbanks held reception
and one is to be rendered Mrs. Mclean
at the close of Congress. There was no
session Friday, but Saturday morning
the president-eect appeared and was
presented to the Congress. This ends a
long and exciting contest and Congress
closes today.
A. NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03
1.-The Simple Life.

Simplicity is a state OF mind. 1t
dwells in the main intention OF
our lives. A man is simple when
his chief care is the wish to be
what he ought to be, that u.s.
honestly and naturally human.
And this is neither so easy nor so
impossible as one might think.
At bottom, it consists in putting
our acts and inspirations in accor-
dance with the law of our being,
and consequently with the bter-
nal Intention which willed that
we should be at all. Let a flower
be flower, a swallow a swallow
a rock a rock, and let a man be a
man. and not a fox, a hare, hog,
or a bird of prey; thisis the sum OF
of the whole matter. DO not
waste your life, make it bear fruit;
learn how to give it, IN order
that it may not consume itself.
Herein is summed up the experl-
ence of humanity, and this experi-
ence, which each man must re-
make for himself, is more
precious in proportion as it costs
more dear.
REV. CHARLES WAGNER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03
For Over sixty Years

Washington, D. c., April %. 100
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03
Manufacturing Statistics.

G. Clinton Frye, who has been ap-
pointed by the census department to col.
lect the manufacturing statistics OF Gale.
donia county, has completed his work
for the towns of St. Johnsbury and Lyn-
don and will take Hardwick next. This
will cover the largest towns in the coun-
ty, though Groton and Ryegate have in
creased their manufacturing concerns since
the census was taken five years ago. In
point OF numbers Hardwick beads the
list with 81 many of them being granite
concerns. St. Iohnsbury is close second
having GO concerns, including three at
the Centre and one at the East village,
There are % in the town of Lyndon,
Mr.. Frye has found many changes in the
past five years and number of concerns
that were reported in 1900 have since
gone out of business. Among these are
the Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
at st. Johnsbury and the Ide mill at Lyn
don. The big Ere at Barnet wiped out
two concerns, but the largest is being re
built.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

A splendid opportunity Is offered to pur
chase summer resort on the shore of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions OF mothers tor their
children while teething. If disturbed at
night and broken of your rest by a sick
child suffering and crying with pain OF
cutting teeth, send at once and get a
bottle of MRS. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ateiy. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. 1t cures Diar-
rhea, regulates the Stomach and Bow
els, cures Wind Collie, sottens the gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Price Is cents bottle
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. Be sure and ask for MRS. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03
d. A. r. Congress.

Fourteenth Session at Washingtcn-
Memorial Hall Dedicated - Addresses
Inv the President. Mrs. Fairbanks.
senator Deliver, Ambassador suisse
rand of France - Contest over eiectlon
nf AmRFat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

The Citizens telephone line is still gain"
ing friends and subscribers all through
Caledonia county though its competitor
is doing it's best to down it. The latest
move of the rival concern was to try and
get signatures to paper that the sub
scriber would prefer to have only one
TELEPHONE in his house or Office. The
friends of the Citizens line know that
competition is the life of trade and that
il competition was removed the old rates
would be enforced.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

The CALIFORNIAN publishes this week
the first instalment of a two.part
Southern sketch from the pen of John E.
Harris, one of Vermont's best known
newspaper men. The conclusion OF this
interesting story will be awaited with
interest.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03
A Young Readers Success.

The ,Woburn (Mass.) News of a recent
date has the following flatteripg COM
ment on the Evolutionary work of Miss
Helen Sylvester, daughter OF Levi Sylves-
ter, formerly of this town. Miss Sylves-
ter has appeared before and delighted
audiences here, who will be interested in
her success.
"Helen Sylvester's third annual concert
in Lyceum Hall, Monday evening, was a
grand success and most aattering tes-
timonial to the popularity of this brilliant
young entertainer. Seldom has Lyceum
Hall been so completely filled, every seat
being occupied and the audience was
most appreciative one, as testified to in
the close attention given each performer
and the applause which followed their
appearance. Miss Sylvester was at her
best in her readings and fancy dancing"
Her selections were, "Girl at the
Telephone" "Bobbe Shaftoe;" "Taran.
tella;" "Polly AIMS Memorial"
Only saucer remains of an elegant
china set presented in 1888 to Martha
Washington. This is carefully preserved
in the Smithsonian institution at Wash
ington. In the center appears the mono.
gram of IN, and "W.." for Martha and
Washington, and about the edge is the
name of every state which was then il
the Union.
A prominent doctor declares that tht
multiplication of trolley cars is RESPONSE
BILE for the increase of appendicitis.
The United States government employ
ed 1855 men in distributing mail last
year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-03

The value OF commercial minerals pro-
duced in the United States in 1902 was
81 100000. 900. The iron ore output
has doubled in the past six years.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-04-29
Vol. XVIII. April 29, 1905.

Do dziennika Petit Parisien" dono-
sza Charbina, re panuje tam nadzwy-
czajny brak lekarzy. Ma so, 900 rannych
i 10000 chorych ma znaidowae sic "a
ledwie 60 lekarzy 14O felczer6w woi-
skowych. Smiertelnosc wsrod rannych i
chorych jest q tego powodu przeraza-
jaca. w przeciagu 8 dni umarlo 5000
zoinlerzy. Wiekszosc pociag6w, przy-
bywajacych z poludnia, przepelniona
jest rannymi chorymi. Pociagi te usu-
wa sic ma linie boczne, gdzie pacyenci
oczekuja kolei, w szpitalach bowiem
lazaretach brak zupelnie miejsca. Gale
miasto zapeinia won rozk}adajacei sic
krwi. Brak r6wniez lekarstw srodk6w
opatrunkowych, a zwlaszcza chlorofor-
MIA pociagami linii kolejowej, ME spo-
sob obecnie przewozic rannych cho:
rych do miast innych.
Wojenny correspondent "Now. Wrem."
stwierdza, re pierwszym powodem ME
powodzeh rosyjskich jest, re Rosyanie
nigdy ME wiedza dokad ida. Japonczy-
cy maja Scisle oznaczone punkty koncen-
tracyi; przeciwnie Rosyanie rozprasza-
ia sic przy pierwszym niespodziewa-
nym ataku. Pismo dodaje Cd siebie, re
zwyciestwo odniesc moze ME armia,
ale nar6d; koniecznem jest, ably Rosya-
ME przeniknieci byli takimze patryoty-
zmem co Japonczycy. Japo6czycy W ca
lei swej masie przeniknieci So wazno-
scia obecnej wojny, wkiadajac w MIA
Gala dusze, tymczasem trzy czwarte
ludu rosyjskiego ME rozumie zupelnie
obecnej wojny. Nawet armia ME rozu-
mie, dlaczego ME odbiera powinszowan
z powodu 'wspanialego" odwrotu.
Czy nar6d rosyjski chce wojny, .czy
pokoju? Jesli pokoju go IA
wrzec, chocby miai bye haniebnym; je-
sli ma bye wojna, MECH Rad wyjasni
ludowi armii koniecznosc dalszego pro-
wadzenia wojny.
Sensacyjny artykui ogiasza "Russkij
Invalid" o powodach kiosk rosyjskich.
Pismo to, jak wiadomo p6lurzedowy
organ wojskowy, pisze ma koncu: "Nasza
piechota ME jest nalezycie wycwiczo-
ma, nasza kawalerya ME jest szybsza
cd piechoty, nasi generalowie ciagle
sic kl6ca miedzy soba." Artykul ma bye
inspirowany przez ministra komunika-
cyl ksiecia Chiikowa.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-04-29

denci przypuszczaja, re Japohczycy OBJ
chodza Rosyan obu bok6w.
Dnia Is kWietnia rosyjski dziennik u
rzedowy oglosii nazwiska profesor6w,
sedzi6w r6znych urzednik6w cywil-
nych, naznaczonych do Portu Artura
Mandzuryi, oraz znaczne sunny przezna-
czone ma budowe urzadzenia szk6i. VIA
domo, re Port Artur juz cd dawna jest
w reku Japohczyk6w, ale urzednicy ro-
syjscy w dalszym ciagu pobier;lja ogro-
mne sunny re skarbu. Biedna ludnoSc
pfaci podatki, wyzsi urzednicy kradna
i nawet ME wstydza sic o swej kradziezy
publikowac w gazecie.
w Sosnowcach officer pobi} nowo-
brahc6W, zaco ci sic zbuntowali pogasili
swiatfa W koszarach i spoliczkowali Off
cera. Zjechafa komisya, ale rekruci ME
Wydali sic ME MONA by}o nikogo uka-
rae. Wiadze wojskowe ugly wiec takie-
go podstepu :przyjecha} niby ma sledztwo
jakis general, przem6wif do rekrut6w, ze
chce ukarac oficer6w "a zfe obchodzenie
sic rekrutami. i prosi}, ably ci, ktorzy
maJa skargl ma oficer6w, Wystapili. Wy
stapifo Sc rekrutow General kazaf ich
okuc zaraz w kajdany i w kilka godzin
sad Wojenny skazal kilku rekrut6w ma
rozstrzelanie, innych ma bardzo surowe
kary.
correspondent pewnego londyhskiego
pisma donosi Petersburga, re tam u
rzadza wspaniaie bale pewien Rosyanin,
ktory pred kilkoma laty by} zes}any do
Sachalinu "a rabunek morderstWo. z
Sachalina katoznik ten uciekf do Japonii,
a posiadajac dobre wyksztafcenie, wysta-
raj sic posade szpiega politycznego dla
rzadu japonskiego. Jako taxi krecil sic
w roznych miastach portowych pomiedzy
rosyjskimi oficerami marynarki, ale O.
becnie urzadza bale ola oficer6w wyso-
kich urzednik6w W Petersburgu. Szpieg
ten chwalif sic pred korespondentem,
re w Rosyi wszystko MONA dostac "a
pieniadze-nawetn najblizszych powierni-
koW cara MONA przekupic
Gen. Kuropatkin dostawai $50. 900 rubli
rocznie jako gl6wny dow6dca armii ro-
syjsklej. Obecnie znizono mu pensye
ma 100000 rubli Ola general6w Rosya
ma pieniadze, ale biednych zolnierzy ME
moze ami wyzywic, ami przyodziac male
zycie
!, Karol M. Schwab, prezydent wielkich
stalowni W Bethlehem, Pa, zosta} wez-
wany przez Rad rosyjski, aby sic nara
dzic mad mozliwoscia zalozenia wielkiej
fabryki okret6w wojennych W Rosyi.
Rad rosyjski zamierza skonfiskowac
kasy klasztor6w ma wydatki wojny Obi
czono, re klasztory maja w swych kasach
przeszlo 10 milionow dolarow.
Pismo rosyjskie ROOSEVELT" oblicza,
re do tel pory Rosya stracila $50, 900 lu-
dzi W obecnej Wojnie, straty materyal-
ne dochodza do dW6ch miliard6w. Straty
japonskie ME sa znane.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-04-29

Terorysci ME pr6znuja, ale ME wiele
MONA dowiedziec sic ztelegram6w ich
dzialalnosci, z powodu cenzury. w Cze-
stochowie zabito policmajstra Possowa,
a w Warszawie zamachy ma policyant6w
sd tax czeste, re policya jest zupe}nie
Wystraszona nawet ME smie nikogo a.
resztowac. Natomiast osobami juz are
sztowanemi w cytadeli w wiezieniach
obchodza sic posiepaki moskiewskie z
coraz wieksza brutalnoscia barbarzyn-
stWem. - Ia dowod "zdenerwowania"
moskiewskich obronc6w samodierzawia
w Kr6lestwie Polskiem posluzyc moze
fakt, re W Warszawie w wielki piatek
zofdak jakis (podobno podchmielony),
ujrzawszy ma ulicy gromadke ludzi, po-
myslaf zaraz, re to 'buntowszczyki" re
strachu strzelil szesc razy do tlumu, "a
bijajac jedna osobe, a raniac cztery.
Ma niejsce wypadku nadbieg} patrol
wojskowy i chciaf zolnierza pochwycic,
lecz ten rzucil sic do ucieczki, strzelajac
poza siebie ma oslep nabitego nanowo
reWolweru - w ten spos6b zranii je-
szcze dw6ch zoinierzy jednego poll
cyanta,
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-04-29
wojna Rosyjsko. Japohska

Admiral Rozdiestwienski, 20 przeby-
ciu ciesniny Malaka i kr6tkiej wizycie
w porcie francuzkim Saigon, zawinal z
Gala flota do zatoki francuskiej Kamran
tam cfchaczem przebywal jedenascie
dni, reperujac swoje okrety zaopatru-
JAG sic w zywnosc, wegiel inne potrze-
by. Skoro Japo1czycy dowiedzieli sic O
tenn, re flota rosyjska ukrywa sic
w zatoce Kamran, wniesli protest do
Francyi. Ma protest ten Francya odpo-
wiedziafa, re ME pozwoli}a Rosyanom
ma przebywanie w swoich portach "a
Wiadomifa swojego gubernatora w Indo-
Chinach, ably Rosyanom ME pozwolil ma
ruszyc prawa neutralnosci. Pomimo to
Rozdiestwienski z portu francuskiego
ME odjezdzal, albowiem Francuzi ME
mieli dosyc silly, ably go przemoca wype-
dzic. Wtedy Japonia wniosia protest po-
wtornie, ale tym razem juz }acznie An
glla, oswiadczajac, re w razie udzielania
Rosyanom pomocy przez Francye, Anglia
bedzle zmuszona wystapic czynnie z po-
moca Japonii.
Ola poparcia tego protestu Anglia roz-
kazala swoim okretom wojennym, kraza-
Gym po wodach chinskich, do przygoto-
wanna sic do bitwy ma dane hasfo. Wobec
takiej postawy Anglii Francya wyslafa
zadanie do Petersburga, aby rozkazano
Rozdiestwienskiemu opuscic zatoke Kam-
ran, co tez uczyniono. Flota rosyjska o.
puScila Kamran d. 20 kWietnia.
Bitwa morska spodzieWana jest kaz-
diego dnia.
Ma ladzie w biezacym tygodniu ME
bylo zadnego starcia pomiedzy wojskami
japohskiemi rosyjskiemi. Korespon-