Lungs Declared Sound Life Insurance Granted
A patient reports recovery from severe lung hemorrhages and septic pneumonia after using Beckman's Alterative. After two examinations by a company that had previously rejected him, CHAS. MORGAN of Philadelphia was approved for life insurance. The ad promotes the remedy for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung ailments with offers for a booklet and further evidence from Kekman Laboratory.
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Bryan Studies Available Men for the Presidency
William J. Bryan told a large audience in Columbus Ohio that he will devote time before the Democratic nomination to learning about the candidates. He said he knows the party's leading figures and will not be silent when the time comes to name the nominee. Bryan spoke at the Jefferson Club while Governor Harmon vacationed in Michigan.
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Modest wedding trousseau budget for Madeline Force
Fifth avenue modistes say Miss Madeline Force fiancee of Col John Astor will be economical with wedding attire. They learned she and Colonel Astor drove to five shops and limited expenditure to about $1,000 for the trousseau.
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Anaconda County Sets Tax Levy After Equalization
Anaconda Mont November report states county commissioners completed their annual tax levy and adjourned as a board of equalization. The levy lists state 2 mills and various funds, school districts, and a 4 mill livestock levy with stock indemnity and bounty funds. City council to set its levy at next meeting.
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Butte Anaconda Pacific Section Men End Strike
Yesterday the section men ended their walkout with nearly 1 percent of the old workforce returning and about 30 new workers hired to fill positions of those not seeking reinstatement by noon. The strikers demanded 5 cents extra per day and hours cut from 9 to 8. they have no union and resumed work after the walkout began Thursday.
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Red Men Meet Anaconda League For Seven Inning Exhibition
The Red Men and the Anaconda league team clash on the city common for a seven inning exhibition game this evening. The Red Men, unbeaten this season against outsiders, face Clinton's Colts in a contest likely to draw a large crowd. First pitch is at 6 o clock with the league team planning to use all three of its pitchers. The Red Men introduce a new slab artist making his debut.
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Death on the road to Big Hole basin leaves McAtee without known relatives
Patrick McAtee, a ranch worker, died Sunday near the Ten Mile house while en route to Anaconda. He had recently worked in Anaconda and had started to tell Mrs Roy about family before collapsing. No relatives are known. funeral plans remain uncertain as authorities await word.
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Local man Joseph Sa¢atovica dies after timber accident
Joseph Sa¢atovica, fatally injured Sunday at slum ponds when struck on the head by large timbers, died at St. Ann's hospital. He was about years old, long employed at the smelter, and well known among Austrian citizens. He leaves a wife and three children at 1108 East Fifth Street. funeral notice appearing elsewhere.
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St. Ann’s Hospital
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Complimentary dinner for Charles F. Wight at Turf cafe
A dinner in the white room of the Turf cafe honored Charles F. Wight last night. Seventeen covers were laid with C. H. Eggleston of the Standard as toastmaster. Attendees included personal friends and Standard editorial staff, noting Wight's long association before he left Anaconda a year ago to enter real estate in White Sulphur Springs.
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Robbery blamed for Hanford truck farm massacre
A Hanford California report says robbery is the motive for the massacre of Chinese workers at the Nam Sing company truck farm near Hanford last night. Two white suspects fled after the slayings, with 24 hours of posses searching the countryside. Two Chinese workers were killed and another wounded may die.
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Deseret Judge Denies Borden Divorce Decree
Superior Judge Houser refused a divorce decree to Mrs. Helen Borden wife of Gail Borden the condensed milk magnate. Borden faced desertion charges after leaving their Alhambra home in September 1909. Neither spouse testified openly about the incident and the courtroom was not cleared.
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Col Green Criticizes New York Women for Fashion Focus
Col Edward H R Green son of Hetty Green blasts New York women as useless fashion paraded in nose rings and hobble skirts. He says the right wife will come from Texas or the West and urges domestic skills, large families, and traditional home life over city couture.
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Young man dies after train accident near Ryegate
Dwight J. Johnson, about 21, died at Custer county hospital after his legs were amputated by a train. He was riding between the baggage and express cars of the Puget Sound Columbia No. 18 near Ryegate when he fell between the wheels as the train slowed. Johnson's home was 52 Waverly Place, Spokane.
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Aldrich Led Monetary Commission Limited to January
The national monetary commission led by former Senator Aldrich must wind up by January if the House approves the Senate bill limiting its life to that date. The move follows Senate criticism of the commission’s slow reporting and alleged extravagance after today’s Senate action.
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Fire destroys Ches ter park amusement resort
Fire in Chester Park an amusement resort in Cincinnati caused about 100000 in losses. The club house and most amusement concessions including a large vaudeville theater were reported destroyed.
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Chester Park
Diapepsin Claims Quick Relief For Digestive Distress
Advertisement promotes Papen Diapepsin tablets as fast acting relief for indigestion sour stomach heartburn and related stomach troubles. It asserts five minute relief and urges readers to read the formula at the local pharmacist and try the product to restore appetite and proper digestion.
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