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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
4
Chief of Police Jack White says Anaconda now has fewer petty offenders and safety is better than many towns. He notes smallpox exposure from camps and recalls a rougher era when hold ups and street danger were common, while describing efforts to keep the city clear of crooks.
Helena reports a mild pinkeye outbreak among numerous schoolchildren as physicians label it contagious conjunctivitis. The Helena Record notes spring timing and crowded housing as risk factors and emphasizes eye cleanliness and thorough washing to prevent spread.
Helena reports mild pinkeye cases with no severe illness. Officials note the disease usually fades in a few weeks and express little fear of spread to Anaconda, despite mentions of potential outbreaks and doctor Spelman’s cautious comments.
An engraved calling card is suggested as an acceptable Christmas gift. Readers are invited to call and view styles at the Standard office.
Dugan, Johnson, and Riley were arraigned in Justice Kennedy’s court on larceny from the person charge for robbing John Caine in a Main Street saloon. They pleaded not guilty. hearing set for December 12 at 10 a.m. They are confined in the county jail awaiting trial while a French witness offered a humorous pantomime during subpoenas.
A historical note describes Bromo Quinine tablets marketed as a remedy for cold symptoms and nasal congestion. The item highlights a combined laxative and expectorant function with a medicinal labeling style typical of early 20th century pharmacopeia.
The Algonquin club held its opening ball at A H hall last night with 75 couples including guests from Butte. Dancing ran from 9 to 1, the Margaret theater orchestra providing music and the event promising a prominent place in Anaconda society this winter. Afterward some attendees visited Tucker's alleys for bowling.
A city page lists residents in town including Thomas Jones from Minneapolis Hugh McLeod from Butte and L Evans from Butte. Shoppers find baby rings sapphire studs and silvers from Hammerschloughs Tolanto and Greig's host Santa Claus. Anaconda events include dances auctions and a bowling exhibition at Tucker's alleys with special Saturday offers at Sisain's Department.
The county board approved bonds for newly elected officials including Sheriff Jack Conley and Clerk William Thomas with amounts from 2 000 to 15 000 and noted the bonds with sureties United States Fidelity and Guaranty of Baltimore. Special deputy sheriff bills were capped at one day’s pay though many served multiple days. Settlement with road supervisors left some districts unpaid for the year as revenue fell short.
John Hager treasurer of the Cooks and Walters union remains at large after disappearing with 65 in union funds. Deputy Sheriff Joe Daly pursues him with word of a possible escape toward Gibbonsville as the man remains at large and an arrest is anticipated at any moment.
Henry M. Cadell visits the North Island volcanic zone to glimpse the pink and white terraces buried 14 years ago. He notes New Zealand rivals Yellowstone in hot springs and geysers, with sanatoriums attracting both locals and visitors. Mount Tarawera stands at about 3000 feet high.
The 1886 eruption near a picturesque New Zealand lake produced an ash cloud to 20 000 feet and a deadly fall of volcanic dust. The famous Wonder of Wonders mineral springs were destroyed as silica rich water cooled and shifted color. Observer Mr Cade notes regrowth of the colored rock terraces hints the spectacle will endure in memory.
A London Mail report notes a German scientist claims eyelids move involuntarily about 18.25 million times a year and 50 000 inches daily. Over 50 years this could total roughly seven thousand miles, suggesting astonishing daily ocular motion.
Advocation for hair care claims dandruff stems from a germ and that only Newbro's Herpicide can kill it. The product is described as harmless and grease-free, said to stop itching instantly and leave hair glossy and soft.
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