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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1912
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Senna as an ideal laxative for children. It claims quick relief from constipation and stomach issues, noting full directions on the package and urging readers to ask their druggist for the brand name.
An advertisement extols Pope's Din Pepaly as a universal stomach regulator that cures indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach in minutes. It promises relief from fermentation and upset stomachs and claims a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. The ad urges reading and claims widespread use by men and women seeking relief with druggist availability.
A patient recalls severe lung trouble and hemorrhages before traveling to Denver for treatment. After using Mekman’s Alterative for about two months the patient improves, returns home weighing 2% pounds lighter, and reports a full recovery with restored appetite and sleep. The notice urges others with tuberculous symptoms to seek similar treatment and asks readers to request the recovery booklet from Ackman Laboratory.
Federal Judge Anderson declares conviction of the dynamiters justified, detailing the nationwide campaign of dynamite and nitroglycerin attacks tied to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. He notes leaders and many members participated, with evidence showing funds and plans used to pursue open and closed shop goals, culminating in the Los Angeles Times bombing and other incidents. The ruling discusses punishment and the need to deter such outlaw conduct.
Bozeman reports the new Elks home formally dedicated with 250 Elks members and attendees from Livingston Helena Missoula Miles City and nearby lodges. Senator Calloway and Judge Cheadle attended. Wilson presided. a hall clock was presented. cost cited around 75 dollars.
San Francisco chief of detectives John Mooney told a police board special meeting that an underground system interferes with the police department and detective work. He said he will prepare proof of his charges as the board resumes inquiry into alleged influences in the force.
San Diego reported the death of Rich Rice a Salt Lake banking and mining man prominent in Utah capital circles. He ran extensive mining interests across Utah Nevada Colorado and Idaho and supported charitable and educational institutions.
The Caliier J ohn branch of the Housewiyee league announced a plan to cut living costs. By using the new parcel post system to buy groceries and garden goods directly from farms, households would bypass middlemen profits. The plan lists farmers gains and includes inland liaison details with various offices.
Alfred von Kiferion Waechter secretary of state for foreign affairs died suddenly at his home in Stuttgart after a brief illness. He was 66, served since June 38 1910, and was regarded as expert on Far East affairs. The dispatch notes his career and role in German diplomacy amid Franco German tensions over Morocco. Also reported London December 6 1911: the Norway rule bill advances to committee in the Commons with seven days for discussion.
Cincinnati December 39 Following a conference with Charles P. Tultbern Young Willem Incke secretary of the Pittsburg club announced that he had paid a substantial amount of money for an option on the Philadelphia National league with ad tt stands today The option expires Jan 16 Mr Tati who had held an Interest in the Philadelphia clut anzovnsed Himech as pleased with the deal entered into by Mr Locke Farmingham Mass ec 50 Martin a OToole Pitsburg 22007 basedals pitener and Mise Roao Catherin Her lernan were married here today O'Trole and his Seige had been trionna ince childhood After a reception the two left for Bermuda
Persian women seek equality and freedom, desiring new dress and social change. The text notes revolutionary aims in Teheran and discusses cultural reforms during a turbulent period.
Fragmented OCR report outlines tensions among Allies over Turkey’s actions before war. It cites mediation attempts, debates on arbitration, and calls for impartial judgment involving Greece and Italy amid regional disputes.
A Saturday night incident in Auuurn near a tunnel exit shows a watchman whose clock ran fast. His early signal caused several workers to evacuate before a potential accident, saving eight lives as they hurried out to safety. The crowd questioned how the watchman knew in time to warn them.
A fragmentary record notes time and a watch being shown before flooigates droxa ad Uolitanel weakened. The garbled text preserves few clear entities or events beyond these terms.
A well known taxidermist from the northern part of the state died Sunday afternoon in a Geaconees hospital after an overdose of Worships. The inquest will determine whether the death was accidental or suicide.
Federal Judge Joos in Wr. District orders foreclosure of deeds of trust tied to the Pennsylvania Wyoming Copper Co and 19 subsidiaries involving about 2.5 million dollars. The case centers on fraud claims and protracted litigation affecting stockholders and property in Carbon County near Encampment and cities linked to the United Sellers Railroad receivership.
President Taft cites Attorney General Wickersham to justify withholding certain currency data from the House Money Trust investigation. The opinion states the comptroller’s duties cannot be altered by congressional actions, and information already in possession may be withheld if kept confidential. The letter notes most sought details are already in the legislative session agenda but remain in government control.
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