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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1912
Page
15
A 1911 testimonial from Mrs. Lilie Goblet of Kallotus Washington describes relief from itching and eruptions after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She notes she used the three products plus Resolvent, with full recovery in one month. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent for skin care.
Tucker, Republican candidate, files a district court contest alleging F Barnes is not a resident of South Butte township and thus ineligible for constable. Barnes led with 1072 votes to 87. Haven represents Barnes. Case likely set for December 16 alongside other contests for commissioner, county attorney and coroner.
Sheriff O Rourke receives notice from Albert J. Galen of the state board of pardons that the commutation of murder sentence for Albert Beckman will be heard December 10. Beckman, convicted of killing Mary Kelly, had his sentence reduced from nine to fifteen years with credit. Relatives of the victim are expected to attend to protest the pardon.
Mayer's manufacturing department is to be equipped with modern appliances for quick, low-cost production and profit. The Dost Mainspring is claimed to be the best at any price. Watch cleaning at 1.09 dollars each, guaranteed for one year. Theater building by West Park Street.
Washington reports the South Dakota anti monopoly law forbidding selling at one rate in one place while charging another is constitutional. The law targets unfair discrimination in commodity sales within the state, aligning with similar measures in the Northwest. New York notes the death of Angus Gaccay, a publisher linked figure in bookbinding innovation, at his home aged.
Election contests were filed in district court by George Curry, socialist candidate for coroner, alleging vote tampering in precincts using paper and machine ballots. He targets Clarence Smith for commissioner, H Lownder Maury for county attorney, and Joseph J. McCaffery as Democratic opponents. counts show Smith 3912, McGrade 2083, Metcalf 66, Maury 4205, McCaffery 4242, Curry 68, Drew iss, Jenkins 2688.
Cambridge Mase December reports field workers in the West for the Peabody museum of Harvard describe relics from a prehistoric Nebraska race. They found foundations of earthen homes, dug artifacts including jasper scrapers knives shell spoons bone hoes polished axes and a variety of ornaments.
Kansas City man William McInty, an office boy 22 years ago, inherits 59000 from New York horseman Joseph B Carroll who died last week. McInty, 3 years old, later became western representative for Carroll's firm.
Mme Sarah Bernhardt is escorted from the railway station to her hotel by mounted police amid a motorcade of five autos, as fans gather in a bustling arrival scene.
A motion to ice alimony is heard as Lynch declines relief while Puller sues for payment. In other cases, JUDGE LYNCH grants a divorce to Mabel Parnell in Farwell vs Parnell, and Robins seeks divorce on cruelty grounds from a husband described as cruel. Charles Loughrey sues Bute Electric Railway for damages, Alexander Lovinski sues Hutte Buxton Mining for a note, and Annie B. Riddie wins a decree of divorce from Walter Ruldle. Grace O Diehl sues Leo Diehl for divorce over non support.
Today at the Clothery on North Main Adv features a sale of high grade neckwear and shirts. Shoppers are urged to buy Christmas gifts during the event.
Walter Orton retired from Orton Brothers in Butte closing a 18 year association with brothers W C and J M Orton in the local music business. He plans to start his own venture soon, seeking a suitable location and possibly travel before resuming work.
In Austin on December 2 a U S Army order sparked action after soldiers from Fort Clark allegedly attempted to force entry to a private bank with Mexican citizens. County officers said the confrontation on November 6 led to a clash in which one man was wounded and another injured, with the Fort Clark commander refusing to surrender the soldiers to county authorities.
University of Pennsylvania authorities cite high living costs and steep transport rates as chronic problems. A deciphered ancient Egyptian script, described by experts, notes graft and excessive profits by trust magnates and political leaders. The piece suggests little hope for future generations to counter the combination.
Ambassador Bryce filed a protest with the state department after representation by William Young, Cuban Central railroad chairman, against concessions granted by President Gomes of Cuba to another line to operate on the north coast. The treaty with the United States protects the Cuban Central line. A significant portion of this month’s criminal court time will be devoted to the Chicago tongs case as district attorneys seek to prove actual warfare between tongs expands beyond New York.
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