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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1911
Page
3
A 1911 testimonial from attorney F. C. Trandon of Greenville Ohio describes a long rugged battle with eczema on the face. After trying many physicians he credits use of Cuttenza Remedies including Curicurs Soap and Catienza Ointment with rapid improvement and lasting recovery for over twenty years.
A lively, early 20th century sales card touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for stomach trouble caused by fermentation. It promises near instant relief within five minutes and urges readers to test the remedy by eating and noting reduced discomfort. It lists symptoms like bloating, heartburn, nausea, and constipation as conditions it can ease.
Many communities plan Fourth of July events with races fairs and concerts. In Butte crowds gather at McCloskey park gardens and local venues for horse races greased pole stunts and a G A R band concert. Outlying towns Dillon and Melrose host parades races and contests drawing visitors from Butte and beyond.
In downtown San Francisco at Twelfth and Mission streets, cracksmen blew open the Ocean Snare Railroad company safe. Officials say the loot likely not large, though cash and money orders totaling about 60 were tied up and some currency was scattered. The safe was wrecked, windows shattered, and recoveries from Sunday’s trains removed. No robbers yet found.
Los Angeles Attorney General stated that pleas for the McNamara brothers on dynamite murder charges will be postponed from July 5 to July due to the judge’s bereavement. He defended the right to a fair trial and condemned attempts to stir public opinion. James Masick, LA detective charged with kidnapping, returned from vacation and said he would await extradition if needed.
Clyde Mattox, famed for slaying four men and accused in a fifth, was released after a 12 year manslaughter term. His pardon followed a complex chain of parole revocation, commutations, and presidential clemency, amid a career marked by violent incidents and volatile loyalties.
Atchison Kansas July 3 Tamex 4 Chalis and F 2% Jackson attorneys and amateur archers depart for British Columbia to hunt bears with hats at Victoria they join W A Thampson Senate attorney and Harry Richardson of Boston champion archer United States They depart San Antonio soon to Fort D A Russell their home post ARRESTED AS COUNTERFEITER Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston July 3 Fred Tapeer arrested for counterfeiting passing several bum 20 gold pieces Lapeer denies guilt
Friends of the city administration say a misunderstanding over Sunday’s Silver Bow trades and labor event exists. Secretary Partelow states the meeting was a forum for open critique of the savintist administration with no intention to fault find and notes a town meeting vibe with input sought from the crowd.
W E Currah received a telegram from Spokane yesterday announcing the death of his brother's wife, Mrs Charles Currah. Known in Montana as Issie Hosking daughter of Rev John Hosking and sister of William Hosking and Mrs Harry Williams of Butte. Funeral planned at Helena today or Wednesday with W E Currah and other Butte relatives attending. William Hosking and Win Williams left last night for Spokane.
Livingston July 3 James Heckman a well known local youth died last night after an apparent cocaine overdose at a cheap lodging house party with several dope fiends. He became ill and died before help arrived. WW Caldwell from Anaconda and WL Griffin of Butte were arrested pending investigation.
Washington July 8 Postmaster General Hitchcock will act as head of the government tomorrow while President Taft is away on his Indiana trip and other officials are absent Rear Admiral Twining chief of the ordnance bureau acts as secretary for the first time amid the secretary’s temporary absence and other officers are asked to be away over the Fourth.
Claysville Virginia July 36 the Claysville Presbyterian church, among the state's oldest, celebrated its hundredth anniversary yesterday. The church has had three consecutive pastorates in 180 years of service. The current pastor, Rev Alexanderah, has led the church since 1914. An induction was postponed for a later date amid defense-related matters. A public gathering and transfers planned for July 6 and July 12 were noted. Also reported, Mrs John T. Wahar, wife of the former interior secretary, died at age 93.
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