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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1903
Page
11
State officials reveal Hele Vats withdrew from the race sparking questions about qualifications. Analysts cite lingering debates over eligibility rules as opponents push for clarity ahead of upcoming elections.
The Helena baseball club may play no more league games in the city after a sensational Standard report. Crowds gathered to discuss keeping the team with pledges reportedly appearing, but no town meeting materialized and the future of Helena’s league team remained uncertain.
Georgetown Ky Aug 15 Henry Broughton the mountain witness called by the commonwealth in the Powers care who ran away to avoid testifying was brought in today by deputies. Former Congressman Wilson of Barboursville testified about J Ian Butler saying Goebel will be killed and Frankfort streets will run with blood.
A. E. Spriggs visited Great Falls en route to the Frank coal mines near the Canadian line. In the month since a disastrous landslide destroyed the town and mine, three new plants were added, and 400 men are now employed turning out 500 tons of coal daily under H. I. Frank’s management.
H L Frank, owner of the mines, says output will reach 2000 tons daily by year's start with contracts by the Canadian Pacific railway. They plan to add 200 workers next week and develop three parallel workings, three miles south and under the old mine, amid ongoing recovery from the April disaster. Frank returns from Paris and will visit the mines Tuesday.
In Chicago at the Chicago Golf Club Wheaton this evening Captain Low for the Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society and Captain Boyd for the Western Golf Association declared the schedule for Monday. Morning four ball four some with five two man teams per side, and an afternoon match of one pair at 11 holes. English players arrived in Chicago this morning and were taken to Wheaton.
Havre August 15. P H Turner first class sergeant of the signal corps United States army arrived at Fort Assinniboine yesterday to install a new telephone system at the post.
Portland and nearby areas have sent at least 2100 people to the G A R reunion in San Francisco. The steady exodus focused on Portland as the departure point with many travelers heading west by rail and road.
The longtime Butte resident Ah Mou or Chinaman of Datee Ab Mou was found dead yesterday afternoon in his rear cabin at 22 West Mercury street. A Chinese physician treated him. coroner Egan ruled pneumonia as the cause after a preliminary review, with burial preparations at Tachell's undertaking rooms. Funeral plans are not yet made. Ah Mou is said to be 57 years old.
In Renwood near Wheeling West Virginia from 9 PM to 1 AM a riot broke out between striking machinists and non union replacements at the River Side plant of National Tube Company. About 1 000 shots were fired and two men were wounded while an elderly man was beaten and left in serious condition. Police dispersed the mob by 3 AM.
The London Mail reports new measures penalizing habitual and public drunkenness. Drunkards face stricter police power, a record kept for licensees, and penalties for aiding intoxicated persons. Convicted habitual drinkers face fine or month of hard labor, with tighter controls on serving drink to addicts.
An April sworn statement by the manager of the Haglish Restorative Co. claims the Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative uses herbal ingredients, poses no poison or nerve irritants, cannot injure a child, and is the sole cure for weakness and varicocele. Notary Martin H. Smith attested, with commission expiring March 4, 105.
Fragmentary plea argues for a remedy to strengthen the weak and wasted. The speaker seeks a bold, vigorous cure and asks why not uncover or dig out the source of weakness as a path to renewal.
The author surveys global naval expansion and the shift from gold and adventure to commerce as the motive for empire. He notes the United States underestimates naval needs while Germany, Russia, and Britain build power, and frames Britain’s internal growth as key to imperial strength. He recalls three earlier motives and highlights the current rise of seven naval powers with growing activity.
The article explores how naval growth in Germany and Japan sprang from economic aims rather than mere colonial craving. It notes Germany’s shift from agriculture to industry, desire for foreign markets, and a naval program linked to national influence, alongside Japan’s rapid, disciplined build up to become a leading naval power.
A German physician in the Russian province of Chernihiv reports unsanitary living conditions. He notes wounds that won’t heal, skin grafts failing due to dirt, and that peasants commonly wash rarely, wear same garments for years, and suffer widespread neglect. He cites numerous cases across rural Russia and warns of disease risk.
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