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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
6
Reporting on Militant suffragists in England, Jessie Kenney wore a disguise to gain entry at Albert Hall for a meeting with Prime Minister Asquith. She was rejected before the procession entered, highlighting the era’s protest methods and police presence.
John and Fred Brown faced trial in Judge M Gowan's court over a disturbance at Noble Mere Street saloon. Fred Brown paid a $25 fine for Irish estate conviction. John Brown was fined for the same offense. The incident began over an $8 bill exchange at the bar, leading to a riotous scene and subsequent arrests as witnesses reported further disturbances into the night.
Government applauds ruling empowering the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate railroad rates and distributions. Officials say the decision strengthens federal authority over commerce and impacts transportation policy nationwide.
Readers are treated to a bustling report on new plays with mixed reception. Details highlight performers Mable Fervent and Francis Wilson, with critique of staging and audience reaction at the city theatre scene.
A lively luncheon at the Savoy cafe draws massed business leaders for a candid session on the Chamber of Commerce. Judge F Webster, Russ Cort Sibley, and Fred Cohlbert address members about growth, with Breitenstein reporting rising memberships and plans for biweekly meetings to spur local action.
An elderly advertisement describes persistent back pain over the kidneys and urges immediate care. It promotes Gunn's Kidney Pills as a remedy to cure kidney issues, regulate urine flow, and relieve backache, citing user testimonials from Washington Street and Mont.
Stenographer states no Arctic ghost walked as Dr Frederick, an erstwhile explorer, left without his stenographer present. affidavits from Miss Webber allege funds and misplacement. Webber confirms Dr Cenk owed money and did not know his location. Blucher items offered at discount amid court chatter.
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