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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
12
Mrs Jennie O'Donnell of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound with curing eight years of female troubles. The letter claims cure in seven months and promotes free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham, with a $5000 forfeit warning for genuineness.
Readers are told that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages through a constitutional internal treatment. The firm offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and invites testimonials, with sales through local druggists.
A rumor-plagued tale portrays Alderman Cohen away in California as friends collect daily horse racing tips paid for with pooled bets. The scheme yields no wins, leaving the Butte group broke and anxious for Cohen to return to face a planned punishment from a select committee.
George N. Scholomiti Greek consular agent departs for Greece on a four to five month leave. While away Savin Lisa Italian consular agent will direct the Butte consulate. Scholomiti sails from New York April 28 to Marseilles then Smyrna to visit an uncle before returning to Constantinople and Greece.
Notice of dissolution states Giard Brothers end partnership with D J Giard retiring. F X Giard to continue the business, all debts payable to him. Dated April 1902. Meeting at 42 South Butte hall Friday April 11 with tickets costing 1.00 to fund a new maple floor.
A shipment of 800 head of 2-year-old steers was sent from Boulder by the Great Northern to Chinook for range use, under Preuitt and Phelps of Helena, with sale by A. C. Quaintance. Coroner Northrup investigated an explosion that killed Melville Kantner 15 miles down the valley. details are scarce and Kantner's mother resides in Reading, Pennsylvania. burial expected in Boulder.
Washington April Senate immigration committee decides to report the House Chinese exclusion bill to the Senate. The action aims to have it available for substitute if desirable, with no comparison time and no changes suggested. members find the bills very similar on essential points.
The Russian commander in Kwang tung Manchuria reports 600 Chunchuses attacked the Siberian post on the Idau river last month. The Chinese were repulsed with 20 killed. Two Russians died and five wounded.
Miss Ethel Peck and George Peebles Bkarling wed today at the New England Congregational church. Rev. Frank W. Gusulus performed the ceremony as several hundred guests attended the event and Miss Peck is the daughter of George W. Peck.
Dominick Salki a Meaderville saloon keeper asked county commissioners for $200 reimbursement for loss of business plus $8 for a broken glass and $25 for other damages after a road election near his saloon. He alleged crowding prevented entry and noted possible action to set aside election. The board left the claim in the waste basket while signaling potential review of the election.
Foley the police officer faced three charges drunkenness fighting and assault after a recent fracas with Captain Everts. A 16 year old named Grant Dardell was jailed for running away from home in Great Falls. Fourteen warrants were issued for women alleged to trespass outside the social evil district as the court scheduled petty larceny cases and potential bonds.
J F Fariss & Co offer loans at 9 and 10 percent on improved real estate security. Located at 119 Hamilton Street, corner.
Special correspondence reports Mrs. J. T. Tiger's recovery, visits by Mrs. Joyce and Alice, and Mabel Williams returning home. Notes on school board election with Isaac Meyers and others, city race with Jo Shaw and ward winners. County Supt. Marina A Kearns visiting. births and deaths include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wedlock and the deaths of Peter Lund and 3-year-old Neiland child from blood poisoning.
New York April 9 The Rev. Dr. W A Crawford Frost of Baltimore involved in a disturbance at a Carnegie dinner by the American Society of Authors was discharged from Bellevue hospital today. Rev. Dr. Niver of Baltimore will accompany Dr. Frost to Baltimore.
The People in Butte printed its final issue after Heinze cut the tie to Montana Ore Purchasing. The shop closed and workers began taking an invoice of the remains as the building was abandoned. A former financial rep indicated the output greatly exceeded income, prompting a shutdown and water-filled operations.
Local coal firm announces price at six dollars per ton with cash terms. Delivery available anywhere in the city. Phone 477 for orders. Butte Coal Company at 19 East Broadway advertises cash transactions only.
City seeks bids for East Park street and Renshaw alley paving with bids opening May 7 after the new council takes office. Potential bidders include Winters Parsons Boomer M Jennings Kariman Rowan Hinds Ryan Swete Murphy and others.
David Fratt goes to Helena for state livestock commissioners meeting. James B Pratt returns from Brainerd hospital after surgery for appendicitis and is improving. J C Bond leaves for Cody for rheumatism relief. Mrs John McIntyre travels to Grand Rapids after father George Soule’s death. Columbus adds woman preacher Rev Mrs Barnes at Congregational church. Billings Gazette to publish afternoon edition tomorrow. George Treischman visits from Mammoth Hot Springs for real estate work. W S Collins visits from Basin City. J L Carey returns from Des Moines after winter with his family.
In Grinnell Iowa on April 9 a boiler explosion at a Peoria mill killed Frank Meyers Dudley Boye and James Shaffer. Proprietor James Carter was seriously injured in the blast.
The Iowa Supreme Court today reversed the prior verdict and ordered a new trial, reshaping the outcome of the Des Moines case.
Margaret Hossack, serving a life sentence for the alleged murder of her husband, a wealthy farmer near Indianola, who was killed two years ago when his head was split with an axe as he slept. She testified burglars committed the crime.
St Joseph Missouri reports Borden a Republican elected mayor by eight votes over Democrat Spratt. The Republican ticket wins city council seats except for Peter Carolus the city attorney. police judge begins a third term. Republicans hold a slight council majority.
In St Louis on April 9 Robert M Snyder a financier tied to the Central Traction bill bribery indictment appeared in Judge Ryans court and offered bond for trial. Circuit Attorney Folke requested the bond while Morton Jourdan protested. Bond was set at $20000.
Investigation showed the Montour death of Ada Meyers was due to cramps from a natural medical condition, not foul play. The young woman was found dead at her home in Pittsburg on the prior evening.
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