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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
10
An advertisement promotes Hooth’s Hyomel as the sole method to reach and destroy catarrh germs on inflamed membranes. It asserts that liquid mixtures cannot reach nooks and crevices and urges breathing the germ destroying air for protection and relief.
A patient recounts severe cold in 1951 that moved to the lungs and caused coughing fits. The physician urged travel to California and the patient began using Fek Man's Alterative, reporting gradual improvement and full recovery by January, with claims of upbuilding and health restoration. References to Rose net, hay fever, and other conditions appear as broader product claims, with solicitation for more evidence from Berman’s laboratory in Philadelphia.
Turkiye stalls as Allies press for Crete and Thrace changes while insisting on Adrianople. Conference suspends after Ottoman leaders reject a further concession. Balkan plenipotentiaries vent dissatisfaction as powers maneuver for the next phase. Rival statements by Ottomans and allies set the stage for weeks of tense diplomacy.
Anaconda city council convened as a crisis loomed over ordinance work and a wasteful warrant issue. City attorney Hiram Rodgers said a committee will draft ordinances to govern issuing notices and other operational rules, while aldermen debated street lighting, sewer work bills, and December payroll figures amid a tense session with references to local laws and theater door regulations.
Fifteen year old Miss Fira Swain debuts as a passer dancer in Les Hugue note at the Metropolitan Opera Mouse. Alfred St Freedlander completed the piece at the request of her parents and it is now on exhibition in the artist's studio in York port.
President-Elect Wilson holds talks with Democratic leaders from Maine and Texas about expanding the party’s Senate majority. He and lawmakers discussed cabinet prospects and legislation for the extra session including tariff bills and a $250,000 appropriation tied to a Philadelphia anniversary bill related to emancipation proclamation events.
Disorder erupts in Manhattan and surrounding factory districts as garment workers confront police amid protests. Elevated tensions spill onto streets. clashes reported with authorities responding to demonstrations and unrest.
Fragmentary report cites a Boston csv item noting low female college study rates and a remarked pattern of Wellesley graduates marrying. The text references births among former Wellesley students, but details are unclear due to damaged source.
Fragmentary statistics recount a long inquiry into marriage rates and emigration, noting a 1876 foundation and varying degrees and offspring data. The text appears to be an unfinished compilation with numbers and aged references. Further context is required to clarify entities and dates.
In New York on January 6 the trial of Wisner and Injeffers resumed in federal court over stock charges. The government showed a contract with Rev. Thomas Douglas to sway miners toward their properties. Douglas testified he signed to personally inspect Wisner mining and California properties and to write favorable letters for Our Mining Paper. His agreement promised 15 percent of all money from the contract plus expenses for California travel.
Streams of coppers and coins poured into a box at a Walla Walla store to help cover fines against Boise editors. Many dropped in nickels and larger coins as people signed their names while a note stated the box should not be opened. The tribute is part of broader coverage of court ties and reporting from Seattle via Tacoma.
A fragment discusses shorthand as the reporter’s intermediary to the typewriter, noting plans to reedit notes and the role of phonographs in reporting. It mentions reporters stations near the Capitol and Washington and references the Congressional Report as a primary daily publication for reporting, with shorthand emphasized.
New York funeral services were held today for financier and turfman James R. Keene at Grace Church. From the church, his body was taken by special train to Wood Mind cemetery. Present among his associates were Thomas F. Ryan, James B. Brady, Henry Clows, James Rowe, Keene’s horse trainer Andrew Miller, Phil Dwyer, and W. C. Scully.
A New York Sun survey notes how famous names enter English as nouns and verbs. Wellington becomes a type of boot, Buckham a carriage, and Gladstone linked to bag and baggage. Burke yields burke and burking while Boycott gives boycott and related forms. Bowdler inspires bowdlerism from Shakespeare editions in 1881.
Contingent fund items show salaries for M P Mahoney W J Gallagher Dan McCarthy and others plus office expenses and supplies. County fund lists Mahoney and McHale as officers, supplies, rent, and care of poor with hospital and poor fund entries. Road and bridge fund items note road work and bridge construction, with several named workers and suppliers. Board adjourned after approving accounts and audits.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Dan Skelton deceased. James H. Gallagher as administrator invites all creditors to file within four months after publication at 421 East Eleventh Avenue Anaconda Montana. Dated December 18 1812.
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