Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women's Ailments
The ad extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for menstrual pain weakness and nervous disorders. It promises improved pregnancy preparation and safer childbirth, touts a tonic effect, and invites readers to request a free booklet of medical authorities from the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr Hood Co Specialists for Virulent Blood Poison
An Anaconda Standard editorial extols Dr Hood & Co as seasoned physicians whose experience trains them to treat virulent blood poison, gland inoculation and kidney or bladder diseases. The ad cites Patrick Henry and Agassiz as lessons in observation, invites free examination at 37 North Main Street, and promises candid diagnosis and reasonable terms with no guaranteed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Patrick Henry
Agassiz
America
Dr. Hood & Co
North Main Street
Despond
Nozzle Duel Between Women Sparks County Scare
In South Butte near Olympia brewery two women battled with garden hoses over a land dispute. The clash drenched homes and damaged carpets, with both sides filing complaints at the county attorney’s office. Willie Waugh urged restraint to avoid court publicity.
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South Butte
Olympia
Willie Waugh
New Japanese Cabinet Seen With Armament Cuts
Tokio July 14 The formal appointment of the new cabinet is expected this afternoon with Katsura as premier and finance head. H irata serves foreign affairs Komura to England Viscount Terauchi to act justice Okabe education Komatsubara communications Goto head of Sanyo railways Oura agriculture. War and navy posts stay. A policy of retrenchment in armaments and finance reform is promised as progressives may align with the government amid a fragile lower house balance.
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Tokio
Count Katsura
Finance
Baron Hirata
Count Komura
England
Viscount Terauchi
Department of Justice
Viscount Okace
Department of Education
M. Komatsubara
M. Goto
South Manchurian Railway
Agriculture and Commerce
M. Oura
War
Navy
Department of Finance
Constitutional Party
Landers Power Company Incorporation Filed in Helena
Articles of incorporation for the Landers Power company were filed with the secretary of state. The firm is capitalized at 10000 dollars with its principal office in Helena. It plans a dam over Landers fork in northern Lewis and Clark county to develop power for mines in the Marysville district.
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The
Standard
Helena
Landers Power Company
Secretary of State
Landers Fork
Lewis and Clark County
Marysville
Not Smoke or Spit Sign Sparked Local Controversy
In Northern Pennsylvania a lyric theater manager displayed signs urging no smoking and no spitting with references to the Iroquois Fire and the Johnstown Flood. By week’s end he posted a second sign warning against spitting in memory of those disasters.
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Everybody Magazine
Lyric Theater
Pennsylvania
Tims
Betting on Chicket From the Outlook
A satirical note from The Outlook complains of new bookmarkers trying to bet on cricket. It mocks the idea of wagers on weather and predicts the bookmaker venture will collapse under its own weight.
Woman Kills Man in Central Park in Bitter Alleged Marriage Row
Coroner in Billings held an inquest into the death of Tim Reordan killed by a woman who claimed to be his common law wife. Autopsy showed two fatal brain bullets. The accused woman reportedly said I killed him and later I killed him he will not beat me any more. Florence F. Reordan filed suit March 21 to compel recognition as wife. The coroner's jury found the woman responsible. preliminary proceedings begin tomorrow.
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John Spriggs
Spriggs
C. C. Rhoades
Don Conners
Fred Campbell
Henry Chap
Pat Colligan
John Forbes
Hunter
John Doe Swanson
Oakland Block
The
Standard
Billings
Smith
Tim Reardan
Central Park
J. McGinty
Reordan
Talgo
Valgo
Florence F. Reordan
Timothy M. Reordan
Nevada
Charles Ayres
Lorence Ricordan
Death of Cecelia Anderson at Mountain Junction
Cecelia Anderson aged -year died yesterday at the family home Mountain Junction. Her parents Mr and Mrs August Anderson reside in the area where her father works as a section foreman for the Great Northern. The funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon at the family home with elders of the Church of Latter-Day Saints conducting services. Interment will follow in Mt Moriah cemetery.
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Cecelia Anderson
August Anderson
Mountain Junction
Anderson
Great Northern
Church of Latter-Day Saints
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Dan O Neill Dies in City Jail of Heart Failure
Dan O Neill a 55 year old Irish native and former Mountain Can mine timekeeper died of heart failure in the city jail. He had lived in the district nine years and was found dead by Barney Lavelle. An inquest is scheduled for this morning with coroner Stevens taking charge.
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Dan O'Neill
Ireland
Mountain Can
East Broadway
Hosler
Barney Lavelle
Lavelle
William McManus
O'Neill
Stevens
Walsh
Butte
Eureka
Utah
Pat Holland
Jack O'Neill
Murder Trial in Reno as Jury Expected Tomorrow
Stanley Peek faces a murder trial in Reno for the killing of former friend Andy Satero at a Southern Pacific baggage room. The case has drawn morbid public interest after Satero allegedly visited Mrs Peek and teased by Satero led Peek to confront him with a revolver in his cabin. Peek says he shot in self defense after Satero called him vile names and threatened to cut his heart out.
Butte Blacksmith Thomas Dee Dies in Taft Funeral in Idaho
Thomas Dee a 49 year old blacksmith and Montana resident for 25 years died recently while in Taft Montana. He left a wife at 76 West Aluminum street Butte and five children all living there. Burial set for Mullan Idaho. Meantime Emily Jenkin and George W Morrison obituaries and infant death in Meaderville and at 55 West Mercury Street with St Patrick church services and St John Episcopal services.
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Thomas Dee
Butte
Montana
Taft
Mont
Dee
West Aluminum Street
St. Paul
Basin
Sheridan
Mullan
Idaho
West Mercury Street
St. Patrick's Church
Burglary Suspect Arraigned After City Break-In
Al Stuartz was arrested by Lt. Sinsel and Det. Williams for burglary at 496 East Broadway. Police recovered a watch and $3.95 in cash. The district attorney may drop burglary. he faces a petty larceny charge in Judge McGowan's court.
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al Stuartz
Sinsel
Joe Williams
J. O. McFadden
East Broadway
Thaw Jury Trial Proceedings Adjourned to September Term
In White Plains on July 13 the Thaw jury trial on mental condition was adjourned to the September term of the Westchester Supreme Court. Judge Mills approved the plan with Thaw’s counsel and District Attorney Jerome of New York. Thaw will remain jailed in Poughkeepsie until then.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court of
Westchester County
Mills
Thaw
Jerome
New York
Poughkeepsie
Auto crash injures six near Smithville
Six people were seriously hurt when an auto plunged 25 feet into Salt River near Smithville while returning from Bowling Green. Injured are Shelby Bonnie, Mrs Bonnie, Miss Elizabeth Shirley, Richard Menefee, Dr Carl Wiseman, and Frank Ball the chauffeur. The car struck a bridge portion blown away by a recent storm and overturned.
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Louisville
Smithville
Shelby Bonnie
Elizabeth Shirley
Richard Menefree
Carl Wiseman
Frank Ball
Bowling Green
Salt River
Local Drowning Incident Injures Five In Louisville
Five people were injured in a drowning incident and were taken to their homes in Louisville. Details on the event or victims were not provided.
Miss Elizabeth Shirley Of Louisville Visit Noted In Butte Circles
Miss Elizabeth Shirley of Louisville Kentucky, injured in the recent automobile accident, was a well known figure in Butte social life. She had visited here as the guest of her cousin Mrs Burt Adams Tower about two years ago, staying two to three months and being welcomed in many local homes.
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Elizabeth Shirley
Louisville
Butte
Burt Adams Tower
Former Montana Governor Smith Returns From Denver Convention
Robert B. Smith, former governor, arrived yesterday from Denver where he supported the convention that named Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees. He predicts a tidal wave of victory for the Democrats this November. Also advertised, silk shirts on sale from $3.50 and $4 at Wein's cut-price sale.
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Robert B. Smith
Montana
Denver
United States
Smith
White House
Wein
Jackies Upset All Dope By Sticking To Fleet
Washington reports a statement about the Atlantic fleet en route to the Orient. Naval officers call it remarkable and gratifying. Absentees from ships were 129 out of nearly 13,000 in the fleet, mostly stragglers who overstayed leave. Deserters were not the issue. crew expressed satisfaction with the cruise.
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Washington
Newberry
Orient
San Francisco
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