Swamp Root Cure Allegedly Recovers Kidney Trouble
A dated testimonial from Hattie A. Quimby of Waterville Maine claims Swamp Root cured her kidney illness after severe months of sickness. The letter, sworn by Anna M. Drummond, asserts seven bottles at fifty cents each restored health and urges publication for others suffering similar ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie A. Quimby
Spruce Street
Waterville
Maine
State of Maine
Kennebec County
Hate A. Quimby
Anna M. Drummond
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You
Advertisement claims Swamp-Root strengthens kidneys and bladder with a small bottle offered by Dr Kilmer Co Inghamton N Y and urges mention of Anaconda Daily Standard Also notes regular size bottles at drug stores and provides a booklet of information about kidneys and bladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Inghamton
Anaconda Daily Standard
Ashes in firebox lead to arrest in Michigan murder
Saginaw Michigan January eighteenth experts report ashes from beneath a boiler firebox were human bones. The finding led to charging Charles Kimbrough a local choir leader with the murder of Rose Ferrier a year old girl who vanished January third from her grandmother’s home. Police had detained him since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Charles Kimbrough
Rose Ferrier
Kimbrough
Ihe Church
Re, McCotter
University of Michigan
Exlarging Naval Bill Adopted by House Committee
Washington report notes the naval buildings program including two battleships six torpedo boat destroyers and 17 submarines was adopted and incorporated into the naval bill by the house naval committee. Vote tallies: battleships eight to four destroyers five to and submarines eleven to five. Also a New Mexico governor recommends wider powers for the corporation commission workingmen’s compensation law stronger corrupt practices act tax commission and Australian ballot reforms. Major figures include Gov W C McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, van
Naval
House
Santa Fe
N. M
Corporation Commission
W. C. McDonald
Borah Presses Mexican Policy Clash in Senate Debate
In Washington on January 1 the senate debated President Wilsons Mexican policy with sharp remonstrance and defense from Democratic leaders. Senators Borah Cummins and Williams attacked or defended the administration as they weighed future acts, including rural credits, the Nicaragua canal, and Mexican affairs.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Indianapolis
Mexico
Cummins
Fis
Vera Caruz
John Sharp Willams
Mississippi
Borah
Idaho
Domibulty
Iowa
Indianapfills
Porah
Sennen Borah
Robinson
Horan
United States
Williams
Vera Cruz
White House
Congress
Police Tax Order for Butte Chauffeurs Enforced
Butte drivers and chauffeurs are being notified by police to pay the annual license tax. An old city ordinance requires public drivers to pay ten dollars yearly, while a council ordinance adds a five dollar one car, ten dollars for two, and five for three cars for business district vehicles. Noncompliance will lead to fines in police court. Local chauffeurs complain about out of town drivers visiting during busy summer weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famca
Butte
George Quayle Organizes West Side Patrol Plan
George Quayle advocates forming a residents and merchants patrol on the west side after the police department cut and the Caledonia street fire station was abandoned. He seeks a limited district to guard property and provide a watch during subscribers' absences, proposing hiring experienced watermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Quayle
West Side
Butte
Caledonia Street
Quayle
Mother’s Intent in Will Becomes Court Fight
The case centers on Mary Miller and her mother, Mary, with disputes over property deeded to the mother before the daughter’s death. The understanding was to return the property to the daughter if needed. About 30 lawyers and multiple judges have handled phases of the estate dispute. Mabel Croyer sues Annie Drysdale for damages over a police court arrest. Drysdale claims disorderly conduct. Fred M. Clements, former bank official, faces accounting actions and possible custody measures related to the failed bank. The marriages and separations referenced involve Eleanora and others, with no children reported.
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Ila
Miyata
Athet Court
Siwaya
Stary Dash
Jlerico
Miller
Feck
Mary Muler
Mabel Croyer
Annie Drysdale
Law of Heredity in Relation to War Lecture
Professor A Atkinson spoke to the Woman's Club on heredity and war, drawing on David Starr Jordan's The Human Harvest. He argued immutable heredity shapes future generations, warns of debt owed to war, and cautions against early eugenic laws while urging public interest in heredity studies.
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A. Atkinson
Boeman
Woman's Club
Atkinson Reat
David Starr Jordan
Weaklin
Rome
Geney
Ware
News of Custer massacre by Carnahan retires from service
Jono M Carnahan, the man who flashed the world the account of General Custer’s massacre in July 1876, retires on New Year’s Day after over forty years of telegraph service. The Western Union veteran, a former manager and fund operator in Bismarck Dak, receives a pension and is credited by official records as the first to click the news of that deadly Little Bighorn event.
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Jono M.carnahan
Custer Massa
Mr. Carnahan
Telegraph Company
Western Union Affe
Bismarck
Dak
Custer
Little Big Horn
John Carnahan
Horoscope and crime notes from a historic issue
The page blends a 1915 astrology horoscope outlining love, romance, weather, and societal forecasts with local crime and theft reports. It notes potential romantic upheavals, warnings on investments, and upcoming disasters abroad, plus a police hearing delay in Butte and Oklahoma bank robbery with a $7500 loot and a proposed reward bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklanomeers
Gerber
Garfield County
Okla
Oklahoma
Fire destroys man’s home and valuable artworks
A millionaire manufacturer Jackson Johnson’s home burned today destroying the painting Viscountess Maville by Sir Thomas Lawrence and a $1000 electric organ given by Mr. Johnson’s family. He estimated the coral bowls at some value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Johnson
Milionaire Manufase Turer
Viscountess Maville
Thomas Lawrence
Johnson
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Overnight
A druggist touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as restoring life and color to gray or faded hair. The ad claims hair darkens evenly, concealment of previous gray, and relief from itching or thinning after one or two applications, with a youthful appearance promised in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWyell
How She Ended Ten Years of Skin Torture
A woman recounts ten years of severe facial skin trouble starting with small pimples on the chin that spread across the face. She describes trying remedies and received relief after using Resinot Soap and related treatments, ending with cure and improved appearance.
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Somone
Jonathan
Salt Meats Meat Department
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Hora
Treasury
Smithsonian Institution
Eland
Germany
Damawer
Fred v. Mouse
Aetna
Fed. Trust Company
Donlan Yeterday
Honor Bo Clements
Eleanora
Frank
Hove
Uneeda
Snaparoons
National Biscuit Company
Anways
Atkinson
Mia
Republc
France
Lony
Mendell
Disco
Felehie
Carnamar
Weinberg
Weinberg’s
Venus
Uranus
Jupiter
New York City
Pacific
Atlantic
South
Capri
Lawson Hpan
Roxen
Samen le Weon
Lawson
Levy
Mlaze
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