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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Dr Morse’s Extract of SARSAPARTILA as a powerful tonic. It claims to vitalize the blood, regulate bowels, stimulate appetite, and increase strength and energy. The product is sold in large bottles or six bottles for $5, via Newbro Drug Company in Hutte or by mail on receipt of price.
A highly garbled horoscope predicts a mixed day with Jupiter favorable morning and Sun benefic at night. It notes success for job seekers and those seeking favors, with caution about later hours. Merchants and lawyers may gain in weeks ahead. warns of talk causing scandal and rising unemployment.
London reports a noon Downing Street conference with French Premier Briand, Jules Cambon, and Fond joined by British Prime Minister Asquith, Kitchener, Grey, and Balfour. A number of military and naval officers attended as they discussed further plans for active prosecution of the war.
Passaic New Jersey January 19 a fierce city fire in the business district left fifty families homeless and eleven buildings burned including the Passaic hotel and Passaic opera house. Loss estimated at 259000 dollars. A cold wind fanned the flames and caused considerable suffering among evacuees. One man was injured.
Large section of Galeton Pa business district destroyed by fire today their spread into nearby homes. Firefighters tried to check the flames with dynamite but two houses burned. Loss estimated at 300000 dollars.
The Paul Clark home for orphans celebrated its annual feast day honoring Paul Clark youngest son of former Senator William Andrews Clark. The event featured inviting school friends, flowers, tea and cake, and performances by students and visiting artists from the Empress and Broadway theaters. Senator Clark, in New York, sent congratulations by telegram as the public poured in to tour the facilities and enjoy the program.
Ansonia theater presents The Rack featuring Alice Brady after returning from Denver with manager Philip Levy stating the drama is a standout. The show runs today tomorrow and Saturday with strong reviews of Brady's performance and Emile Chautard directing, amid a broader lineup and plans for Ready Money at Broadway next week.
Dan Lewis naturalization clerk reports a Bureau of Naturalization circular requiring new declarations to include marital status and wife location. The aim is to send wives names to local schools to promote language learning and civic participation, aiding patriotic assimilation.
A Butte laborer Leo Petre filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with assets of 125 and liabilities of 5460 including taxes and broker debts. A separate filing by T Frank Gubbing notes8005 in liabilities and 845 in assets. In London Miss Ethlyn Lalande detained for sanity examination after claiming relation to Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt Jr. denies any relation to Lalande.
Migs Crawford of Rostos, an authority on playground work, will lecture at the McKinley School at 3 30 PM under the Tutte Parent-Teacher association. The program urges every member to attend and participate in important business. Crawford is engaged by the Butte Parent-Teacher association to speak in the Butte Auditorium on Monday at 3 30, Tuesday at 8 o'clock, and Thursday at 2 30.
Aronson bound over by United States Commissioner LM Van Ruten to await action of the federal grand jury on a charge connected to alleged pressure and a conspiratorial plot involving Violet Filis and others. Testimony cited includes claims of transporting a woman from San Bernardino to Montana and related alleged inducements. Warrants issued for Aronson and Filis on conspiracy charges, while Crompton received a veteran’s jewel from the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
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