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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
16
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick, harmless cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims the remedy digests food in five minutes and lets people eat their favorite foods without fear, costing 50 cents for a large case at drug stores.
Four Spokane area men who vanished years ago own 7,280 shares of Tamarack and Chesapeake Mining stock once issued when the property sold for cents a share. Now valued at $1.55 per share, their holdings total about $11,630. The firm Federal Mining's bid to buy Star mine next to Morning property for roughly $750,000 is near formal acceptance, with the Northwest mining congress dates set in Spokane February 19 to 21.
Amelia Summerville files suit against Broadway and Ninety-sixth Street Realty Co in New York seeking $5,000 damages from injuries caused by a failing wash basin at a Broadway theatre. She claims the accident damaged the symmetry of her legs, affecting her career and prompting plans to conceal her figure with draperies. The suit cites Mrs. Summerville as the famed Merry Mountain Maid in Adonis and co star Henry B. Dixey.
Sacramento California officials accuse Glavis of using his state conservation post to aid Weed Lumber and Westside Lumber for land office gains. Kingsbury claims Glavis arranged listing of 1760 acres of Newland for the Weed company while employed by the state conservation commission.
Men’s suits and overcoats start this morning in a sale featuring Kuppenheimer Hirsh-Wick wire company and Washington company garments. See window display. Nomination of Henry K. Love as United States Marshal for Alaska district sent to the Senate.
Delhi dispatch reports Baron Hardinge not recovering as fast as hoped after a bomb attack on December 23. He endures considerable pain and remains in feverish condition. Further operation may be needed to remove some shrapnel.
Miss Viola Asquith and Lady Isabel Maria, key British figures allied with social reform, arrived in Washington to be guests of the British ambassador. They will attend embassy dinners, be presented at a tea, and join the embassy reception at the White House. They are active in suffrage, tuberculosis relief, and industrial schooling for the poor.
Edwin Ghiradelli a San Francisco manufacturer’s son, was found dead in a Portland hotel room after ingesting cyanide. A letter from his paternal home forbidding his return for the holidays precipitated the act following an alleged escapade abroad. He will be buried or sent to San Francisco tonight.
Special dispatch reports Frank Whitlock, recently arrested and escaped from Omber Sheldon, was recaptured by Chief Westlake and jailed. He allegedly passed bad checks in the city at Commercial National Bank, with no funds on deposit. He claims $700 in a Yellowstone Bank of Billings account to be transferred to Bozeman. He faces prosecution if funds fail to arrive.
A wagon load of drugs was sent by Turkish medical authorities and delivered to the Adrianople garrison yesterday under Bulgarian supervision at Nazim Pasha’s request. No food or other supplies entered the besieged fortress.
Foreign and domestic rallies lift shares with North Butte and Chino advancing. volume remains light but optimism grows. Reports from Paine letter and London advise stronger prices while tariff and court actions loom. copper leads gains as steel and other sectors gain on expected reforms and policy signals.
The report highlights strong copper stocks on the New York and local boards. Tennessee Copper issues a one dollar dividend with prices firming across names like Stewart and Butte & Ely, while Tuolumne weakens on dividend disappointment. Butte & Superior remains robust, and several names rally in Boston and New York trading.
Madison officials said the state conservation commission will ask the legislature to renew a one tenth of a mill tax levy for 20 years to aid the state forest reserve. The fund would exceed 5.79 million dollars, enabling land contracts and expansion of the forest reserve from its 400 acres.
New York reports General Edward Lee died last night at his home. He was once acting governor of Wearing and a relative of Robert E. Lee, linking to a notable Confederate lineage.
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