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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1902
Page
14
Mrs Jennie E O Donnell of Chicago praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for eight years of female trouble cured in seven months. The letter touts Health benefits and claims five thousand dollar penalty if testimonial not genuine.
Alderman Cohen returns from California to a rousing reception and a select committee ready to devise punishment. He had promised horse race tips to his Butte friends, who bet widely on his word. Three weeks of daily tips from San Francisco produced no wins and left the group broke and credit questionable.
Dominick Salki a Meaderville saloon keeper filed a damages claim with the County Commissioners alleging crowding at his polling place impaired business during last Saturdays road election. He seeks 200 for lost profits 8 for a mob damage and 25 for other damages. The claim was filed away and may prompt further county action to annul the election amid fraud allegations.
Last issue of Heinze weekly The People published on Saturday. The shop closed and workers prepared an invoice for the remains as chief financier Fitzgerald cited annual output exceeding income by about 1000 dollars a month. The Labor vein ore field and jury verdict sped the shutdown amid rumors of a future evening daily venture.
George N Scholomiti consular agent of Greece departs for Greece for four or five months on a trip that will include Marseilles Smyrna and Constantinople before returning to his homeland. Savin Lisa Italian consul agent will head the Greek consulate in his absence with office at 401 Colorado Street. Scholomiti sails from New York on April 28.
Notice that the Giard Brothers firm dissolves by mutual consent with D J Giard retiring. F X N Giard continues the business at the old stand and will pay all firm debts. Creditors are to direct payments to F X Giard. Dated April 1902. Dance event details follow with tickets priced at 1.00 to fund a maple floor.
A shipment of over 800 head of 2 year old steers was sent from Boulder today. The steers travel on the Great Northern to Chinook to join the range under Preuitt and Phelps of Helena. Coroner Northrup investigated an explosion that killed Melville Kantner about 15 miles down the valley. his mother resides in Reading Pennsylvania. burial expected in Boulder.
Washington April 9 the senate immigration committee decided to report the house Chinese exclusion bill to the senate. The action was taken to have the bill available for consideration if desirable and no changes were suggested. Members found the house and senate measures very similar on essential points.
The Russian commander in Kwang tung reports 600 Chunchuses attacked the Liao river Siberian post last month, not Tunguses. Chinese forces were repulsed with 20 dead. Two Russians were killed and five wounded.
Chicago on April 9. Miss Ethel Peck wed George Peebles Earling at the New England Congregational church. Rev Frank W Gusaulus officiated. The bride is daughter of George W Peck. Several hundred guests attended the ceremony.
Foley the police officer faced three charges drunkenness fighting and assault after a clash at the booze line and a night in jail. A 16 year old, Grant Dardell, was jailed for running away from Great Falls as Sheriff Benner headed home with him. Fourteen warrants were issued for women alleged to violate the trespassing ordinance outside the social evil district. some posted bonds while others remained in custody.
J. F. Fariss & Co offers loans at nine and ten percent secured by improved real estate, located at 119 Hamilton Street. This advertisement notes favorable terms and emphasizes trustworthy lenders for property financing.
Neihart news notes several social visits and local events. Isaac Meyers wins the school board seat. new city council members include Shaw Cudmore Meyers Harrison with one third ward alderman to be named. A double tragedy follows: Peter Lund dies after pneumonia from a Belt Park snowtrip. Joseph Anderson remains critically ill. A newborn son born to Mr. and Mrs. Wedlock.
The Rev. Dr. W. A. Crawford Frost of Baltimore was discharged from Bellevue hospital in the care of Rev. Dr. Niver. Niver will take Frost to Baltimore, ending the disturbance at the American Society of Authors dinner with Andrew Carnegie.
Butte Coal company lists lump coal at 6.00 per ton and cash terms. Delivery available in any part of the city. Phone 477. Address 19 East Broadway.
City engineers report strong interest in the East Park Street and Renshaw Alley paving job with bids to open May 7. Potential bidders include Winters Parsons Boomer M Jennings Karman Thomas Rowan Hinds Ryan Swete Murphy and others, with work starting late in the season after the Columbia gardens rush.
David Fratt went to Helena for the state livestock commissioners meeting. James B Pratt returned from Brainerd after appendicitis surgery and is recovering. J C Bond left for Cody for a month seeking rheumatism relief at De Mars Hot Springs. Mrs John McIntyre left for Grand Rapids after her father Georges Soules death. George Treischman, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone, is in Billings on real estate matters. W S Collins of Basin City visiting Billings. J L Carey returns from Des Moines after winter with his family.
In Grinnell Iowa on April 9 two men and one other were blown to pieces by a boiler explosion at a mill in Peoria. Proprietor James Carter sustained serious injuries.
Des Moines Iowa April 9 The supreme court today reversed the verdict and ordered a new trial in the case.
Margaret Hossack, serving a life sentence for the murder of her husband a wealthy Indianola area farmer, is appealing. The case rests on her claim burglars committed the crime while he slept beside her. two years have passed since the axe attack that split his head.
In St. Joseph Missouri on April 9 the republican Borden is elected mayor by eight votes over Democrat Spratt. The rest of the republican ticket up to the city council is elected, except city attorney Peter Carolus, and police judge begins a third term. Republicans hold a slight city council majority.
Robert M. Snyder financier for bribery in connection with the passage of the Central Traction bill appeared in Judge Ryan s branch court in St Louis on April 9 ready to post bond for trial. Bond fixed at 20000 after petitions by Circuit Attorney Folke and protest from Morton Jourdan.
Investigation shows Mrs Ada Meyers found dead in her Montour home died from a natural illness. She suffered cramps and the death was attributed to one of these attacks rather than foul play.
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