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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1912
Page
16
Traders report strong demand for copper miners led by North Butte amid bullish notes on Amalgamated and Calumet. Market outlook cited as favorable with expected higher prices on a reported twenty fourth level strike and prospects of limited congressional adjournment impacting sentiment.
New YorkAug 22 John A Flack former cashier of the Abilene State bank Abilene Kan testified he would return home to face accusers who allege embezzlement of about 80000 His cash capital is said to be three Lincoln pennies Flack weary of being a fugitive said he would be glad to go to the penitentiary He spoke with his wife before being taken to his cell awaiting a sheriff from Abilene
A fragment discusses buttermilk and longevity, asserting it can prolong life. It cites Pasteur and Mitchnekoff of Paris as supporting physicians and mentions leukocytes in the blood as vital to the body, though the passage is incomplete.
Historical medical note describes white blood cells as defenders that patrol the bloodstream and seal wounds. It recalls their sacrifice forming scar tissue and, in later years, transforming into harm when unchecked. Citing Metchnikoff and Pasteur, it mentions buttermilk as an agent that tempers leucocyte ravaging.
Vancouver letters from the Imperial Service guild defend Titanic officers against Lord Mersey report critics. The guild warns Senator Smith that his attack on executive officers lacks evidence and downplays grave laxity in shipping regulations. The letter emphasizes the officers’ bravery and rejects the insinuations.
London reporters say suffragettes are indignant as sheriff and officers entered the county house of Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence while visiting in Canada and ordered furniture sold to pay costs of a recent conspiracy prosecution. The couple were sentenced to nine months imprisonment at Old Bailey but released for June 27. The Women’s Social and Political Union denounces the action as persecution.
New York August settlement ends capmakers strike as 2 500 workers gain 4 Saturday half holidays all year long sewing machines provision and paid holidays including New Year’s, Washington’s Birthday, Decoration Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Election Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Settlement takes effect Oct 1 in this and other cities.
Fire insurance companies intervene in the Pocantico Hills dispute with Italians on the Rockefeller estate. Several property owners are warned policies will be canceled until the unrest ends. Workers return under deputy guard as foremen weed out troublemakers.
Aug 22 Munieh Bavaria Countess Luise de Gontaut Berion oldest daughter of John A Leishmann US ambassador to Germany suffered slight injuries in an automobile accident near Ingolstadt while traveling with her mother and sister Nancy Leishmann. The youngest daughter was slightly bruised. Mrs Leishmann escaped unharmed.
Denver police report detective Burns collapsed at a local hotel with a mild case of pneumonia poisoning. He had recently returned from Pueblo and had supported the State Bankers association.
Details emerge on relations between Butte and Superior and related firms Butte and New York and North Butte Extension Development The Butte and Superior company has acquired 100000 shares of the Butte and New York stock at 1 a share and holds an option for 900000 more It pledges to drive a tunnel to tap Colonel Kallers claim at depth 1200 feet to learn land layout The North Butte Extension Development company remains under a five year option allowing development before decision A Chicago dispute over an alleged stock overvalue arises between North Butte Extension Company and the reorganized entity.
George Thompson of Denver piloting the Mathewson Flyer crashed near the grand stand at a Lamar race track. The aeroplane rose briefly two feet high before overturning and crushing him to the earth. He was alive when rescued but died shortly after. Thompson had been leading a series of exhibition flights.
Underwood reviews democratic House proposals and cites a Washington state example in Yingten. The piece critiques high living costs and tax burdens on common goods, illustrating how a laboring man faces a wide range of taxed items from groceries to funeral expenses.
Justice Doran Dalrymple presided over an inquest into Gust Hamberg’s death at the West Gray Rock mine. Dalrymple testified he lowered a rope to Hamberg on the fifteenth level. Hamberg was found crushed at the timber chute with a rock or timber fall cited. An open verdict was returned.
Deputy County Attorney Dwyer filed a complaint against Mais Presevich in Justice Doran's court based on Rud's claim that Presevich borrowed money and received a gold nugget chain as security. The chain allegedly was taken by another man at a designated meeting place after Presevich failed to repay.
A week from Sunday memorial services for Gen William Booth commander of the Salvation Army will be held in Butte. Adjt A D Sloate reports an order designating the day and venue likely the Auditorium or a large church with a funeral day observance next Tuesday.
A fiscal year ending ARS Yoia shows a $2,000 decrease from last year with estimated receipts for the coming year projected to fall by $1,500,000. The government faces a $300,000 loss due to rebel occupation of Juarez.
A Philadelphia dispatch notes a veterinary specialist from Pas de Calais has found a remedy for foot and mouth disease impacting cattle in France and England. Government trials are planned to test the treatment.
Denver August 22 Opium long feared in China has given way to the American cigarette The United States Bureau of Chemistry chief Prof Albert Schneider told the American Pharmaceutical Association that tobacco trust activity in America and Europe spurred opium use China campaigns then cigarette campaigns followed Numerous cigarettes valued at over 5 million dollars were distributed into the empire by the tobacco trust to boost sales.
Baltimore report states Mrs Hinile A Riverson formerly married to Captain Emerson, noted city millionaire and mother of Mrs Marea Vanderbilt, will wed C Hazletine Bashor of this city tomorrow following a divorce.
John Hatton, grandson of President William Henry Harrison and cousin of President Benjamin Harrison, died at his home in Illinois today at age 98. He lived a long life linked to two American presidents and passed away in his residence.
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