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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1903
Page
10
Deer Lodge Chapter No 3 Royal Arch Masons holds regular meetings on the second and fourth Fridays each month at the Masonic Temple Wee Parket.
Sarah D. Young describes her husband as having threatened to shoot in a reported incident. The account notes fear and potential danger within the family setting as authorities review the claim.
The district court saw multiple filings including Sarah D. Young seeking divorce from William Young with custody and property requests, Iola McCarthy seeking legal separation from Dennis J. McCarthy for desertion and lack of support, and suits by F W Scheuer against C E Kinman, Western Asphalt and Gravel Roofing against Christian Weinrank and Mike Burke, and Charles E Speery and Emma Speery against Cornelius Fleming over mortgage cancellation. The filings allege cruelty threats and intoxication, unpaid debts, and a mortgage cloud, with details of dates and parties, as well as miscellaneous remarks and a poetical aside.
Walter Sanford proprietor of the Sanford players begins a summer engagement at the Broadway theater tomorrow night. He cites an Washington coal miner story to illustrate dramatic art, noting the miner’s rise to speak truth to power despite illiteracy and hardship.
EF L Chapman sues in district court against Warren Forbis Mary Forbis Mattison and Cavanaugh trustee for 35000 to foreclose a mortgage on part of the Hesperus lode claim and several lots in the King addition. Mortgage originally 40000 to Timothy Murray with attorney fee of 3500 sought.
The timetable lists multiple departures from Butte to Anaconda at 9 30 a m 1 20 p m 5 00 p m and 10 55 p m and returns from Anaconda to Butte at 8 00 a m with a sequence of inconsistent times. The first Mountain View Park train leaves Anaconda at 1 30 a m and every 45 minutes with the last at 11 30 p m.
Aiden Benedict died recently in New York and was known in Butte and many U S cities. He and wife Grace Hunter reconciled two days before his death, renewing their vows and creating mutual wills. Benedict's fortune was estimated at 250000 dollars. The wife faced shock but later showed no immediate ill effects and hoped for recovery. Friends aided the reconciliation terminally described.
A promotional notice invites weak and curious men to test the Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative at no risk. It promises a full demonstration of a real cure for debility if the recipient sends $1, with a full refund or credit if not restored, and explains the low price deters casual inquiries.
The article profiles Aiden Benedict known as Fabio Romani for lurid melodramas like Monte Cristo Quo Vadis and Resurrection. He built cheap sensational productions toured nationwide with small casts while advertising carried the show. His wife’s illness deeply affected him as he planned four Tolstoi drama companies for next season.
Three men John Harris J D Pitt and Samuel Buford were jailed after a three cornered brawl at 341 South Main Street. They face disturbing the peace charges and await a hearing before Judge Boyle tomorrow morning. Pitt earlier sought warrants against others claiming mistreatment. warrants were denied. Judge Boyle noted Pitt had been jailed as a vagrant.
All members meet on drill grounds Thursday at 7:30 p m for drill by order Carl Galiger Captain Commanding. On July 12 and 13 Northern Pacific sells round trip tickets from Montina common points to Detroit Mich for 52 50 in honor of the Ep worth league convention final unit returning August 18. For information contact W H Merriman Gen Agent.
Sir William Crookes lectures at the Berlin congress on atoms electrons and the possible relation of mind and matter. He cites Ostwald and argues energy is a fundamental factor with unlimited transformation while matter holds definite limits and new metals like radium may prove the theory. Josephine Metson of San Francisco plans marriage to Jafet Lindeberg after education of his mind.
The advertisement claims the Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative is unlike any treatment seen before and will work. It asserts the author provides a sworn affidavit stating the Restorative contains no poisonous drugs and is a positive specific for ailments and atrophy.
A Denver based prospectus promotes Varicocele cures and general vitality restoration for $1. It demands payment via stamps or orders to M. E. Alkire and promises a free book on travels of a renowned physician. Addresses provided for privacy and ordering.
A physician invites men with any special disease or condition to visit for a social chat. He promises a thorough personal examination and explains a treatment system developed from lifelong experience. He condemns free trials and quackery, emphasizing science and reputation.
A physician claims a painless permanent cure for varicocele without surgery or business disruption. He asserts thousands of satisfied patients using his system, including rheumatism and nocturnal losses, which he says are permanently cured in 8 to 10 days, regardless of prior treatment.
An ad claims to cure venereal disease hereditary or acquired with a system that avoids mercury and iodide. It describes ulcers bone pains mouth throat hair loss rash and copper coloring, plus kidney symptoms, promising permanent cure and citing back pain and frequent urination as resolved.
A clinician asserts an honest scientific opinion of each case. If incurable he will state so and advise future care. If curable he offers a legal guarantee of permanent cure with no false promises and a pledge to do what he promises.
Advertisement claims a universal treatment that cures ruptures pimples and erysipelas in 19 to 30 days without cutting or pain. It promises dryness of eruptions instantly by a personal system, with confidential correspondence and replies in plain envelopes, returnable by 2 cent stamp.
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