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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
12
An advertisement claims instant relief and a speedy cure for itching eczema with Cutienra soap ointment and pills, stating effectiveness when other remedies fail. The copy emphasizes dramatic results and urges readers to try the product.
Complete treatment line extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for eczema psoriasis scalp ringworm and milk crust with claims of rapid relief and permanent cure. Instructions include hot bath cleansing and oral pills to cool cleanse the blood, asserting a single set can cure humiliating skin and scalp conditions.
A vintage advertisement promotes self testing for kidney issues using a urine sample and sediment indicator. It claims Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cures kidney, liver, bladder, blood disorders, rheumatism, dyspepsia and constipation and relieves nocturnal urination and pain. Sold in drug stores two sizes, with a trial bottle offered free by mail. Dr. Kennedy's Rose Jelly also advertised for catarrh hay fever and cold at 50 cents.
Dr A J Rodman of Delevan Wisconsin testifies to hereditary insanity in the Cusick line. He cites 1876 Mrs Julia Vasey aunt of James Cusick and 1888 Mrs Ellen Cusick mother of the defendant, both insane, with 1891 Julia Cusick also committed. Rodman flags hereditary mental illness and notes family delusions of persecution.
The day before, Norvell visited the magistrate's office and fully paid the outstanding balance. The action resolved the matter with settlement of the entire account.
Attorney Carl J. Smith and John Haggerty with A C Corey visited Granite county to settle wages and complete a $15 909 final payment on the Sunday mine near Philipsburg. Henry Meacham, the mine owner, received his money as part of a total price of about 20 6m pounds. The bond had stood at 5 000 and would have expired tomorrow, but the company chose to lift it two days early.
William Horgan 60 died of heart failure after a year of strong health in Butte. An Ireland native who settled in Wisconsin and Memphis before moving to Butte in 1899, he led Connell Co. He served in war and mentored local business men while supporting his six children. Funeral tomorrow at St Patrick's with Memphis burial planned. Edward Horgan in Memphis yesterday en route. He was a member of Catholic Knights of Columbus Royal Arcanum and AOWU.
F S Driscoll a prominent hoisting engineer plans a layoff not from choice but as best for him at this time He was injured yesterday at the Gagnon mine when machinery crushed his right hand possibly requiring amputation He wears a sling and awaits explanation of the accident.
James Roy, a Gagnon miner, slipped while leaving his shift yesterday and a hanging candle stick on his dinner bucket pierced his side. The prong penetrated flesh and glanced a rib. He was taken to St. James hospital for dressing and will be out of work for some time. He resides at 628 Dakota Street.
The revival led by Rev. D. Crouch began last Sunday night in Walker Ville and, following December at Meaderville where 42 joined, 13 souls have prayed at the mourner bench in four nights. The pastor emphasizes church member involvement, daily outreach, and communal singing. Services continue nightly this week and next including Saturdays.
A party who took a pocketbook from the Good Templars' hall last night is identified and urged to restore the item to Fred Holbrook's shoe store at No 27 North Main Street to avoid prosecution.
Special dispatch reports attorney T B Brady filed for letters of administration for the estate of the late Joseph H McKnight. The inventory lists a Great Falls lot worth 200 Sun River lot 25 debts 19637.55 500 shares J H McKnight Co stock 25000 one fourth of Bogy Mercantile Co stock Chinook 8000 personal effects 200 total 52062.35. Heirs at law include Mrs George Dr Scott John O McKnight Miss Rebecca Mehknight W S McKnight and Mrs Bogg’s issue all in Dubuque Iowa. The petition claims no will.
The county attorney filed a petty larceny complaint against G. M. Sprague who sits in the county jail awaiting trial. Sprague allegedly robbed his friend William Van Hess at 228 South Main street of a watch telescope saddle revolver and a Winchester rifle. The rifle is missing. the saddle sold to a second hand dealer and the other items pawned. Van Hess had previously supported Sprague with room and board through the 20th.
Twenty seven cars of a Denver and Rio Grande freight train ran away while entering Red Narrows switch and sped seven miles to This tle junction. All but two derailed a mile east of the station and were ground to kindling wool. two cars derailed in the yards and scattered. Two trucks struck an engine. no injuries reported.
W R Kenyon longtime head of Kenyon Connell of Butte stays in Dallas Texas on business and pleasure trip to Montana. He is greeted by old friends while in town. Helena hotel rates range from 3 to 6 dollars per day with care.
From St. Petersburg report dated Jan 22 Andijan residents flee a town wrecked by earthquakes. Exodus continues and commerce remains at a standstill with no lawyers bankers druggists or shopkeepers left. Hawkers bring in scant supplies as cold suffering intensifies.
A New York Mail and Express account describes a clerk delayed for the office due to hot coffee. An elderly patron demonstrates cooling coffee with a salt cellar, claiming salt lowers temperature and briefly shelving the lesson with a hurried exit.
Special correspondence notes seven carloads of cattle fed at local yards and resuming north west journey. Presbyterian ladies celebrate mortgage burn. Annual tax sale set for tomorrow with several desirable properties listed, bidding expected to be spirited.
John C. Norvell general manager of an insurance agents firm in the Harbour building settled the bill of costs and delinquent license fee in Justice Harrington's court yesterday. His firm was among those listed for back license fees. A jury found him guilty, he filed an appeal notice, and refused to pay $15 in costs and license fee total.
Special Correspondence reports Walter Alties was accidentally shot near Ennis in Madison county. His life is despaired of as of last night. A message to his brother R L Alties, formerly local night operator, prompted plans for Alties to travel to Dillon. Further details were not available in Dillon.
Broadway gymnasium manager W. J. Adams rearranges tonight's game at the Auditorium. The parochial school team will face a picked lineup from Butte with Miss Paine at center and Merkle Kipp Cosgrove Abraham among the players. The contest starts at 8:30 PM.
Senator Morgan astonished colleagues in Washington by producing and manipulating a surprising item during a recent session. The incident drew immediate attention from fellow lawmakers and the press as debates continued.
In a Capitol scene Senator Pettus examines his own bandanna compared with Senator Morgan's handkerchief noting the red silk kerchiefs differ in class. Pettus studies the fabric with interest and a critical eye, underscoring anticipation in the chamber.
Michigan State University expenditures for the year show total receipts of 719 251 58 with the state contributing 450 006 32. Student fees totaled 155 938 , diploma 8 145 , gym and lab payments 32 341 26, hospital and shop receipts 65 948 01. Salary expenses led at 371 962 40 with 103 554 2 spent on new buildings and 42 082 30 returned to the treasury.
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