This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
23
An advertisement extols Dr Hood & Co as specialists in virulent blood poison and inoculated glands. It argues general practitioners mismanage such cases, invites free consultation at 87 North Main Street Butte, outlines office hours, and warns against patent nostrums and quick cures.
Police commissioners examined reports on officers ages, focusing on Patrolman T J Lally who claimed 50 or younger but registered as 52 in 1905. Lt Joseph Sinsel was cited for past age disclosures. The board promised to inform the mayor and pursue action within law.
Stuartz convicted on petty larceny charges fined 20 for watch and cash theft. Tom Moriarity found guilty of disturbance, fined 15. Mrs Wise testifies against another defendant, Bert Phillips fails to appear after bond, fined 10. A Copper street horse dispute leads to animal cruelty and disturbance charges for Barrow, Cunningham, and Hart. Mike Donnelly fined 10 for fighting in a saloon. Other cases dismissed or fined for family disturbances and public disorder.
Amesbury Massachusetts July 14 Etta L McLean once at center of the Stafford Bishop shooting in Boston and tied to the Gorder case in Chicago last fall married Walter Rollins in Portsmouth New York. The union follows a career of flight and legal entanglements from Boston to Chicago and back.
Dr W S Phillips awaiting trial on two fraud charges tied to land deals in the county and Goldfield Nev. placed under arrest by a deputy U S marshal on a Chicago grand jury indictment for fraudulent use of the mails in the American Mexican Mining and Development Co. John B Swalley arrested on the same offense and arraigned with bonds set at 2000. Indictments also name Dr A T Grove Walter S Dillon Marc Sherwood H E Graham W K Graham and W A Arms with similar charges.
Berlin July 14 The case of Philip zu Eulenburg postponed again due to his mental and physical weakness. The prince, held in confinement at a charity hospital, was unconscious late yesterday and deemed unable to attend. Doctors advised continuing proceedings in the hospital to finish the case swiftly.
Saratoga N Y July 14 hotel proprietors from across the United States and Canada gathered for the twenty ninth annual convention of the Hotel Men s Mutual Benefit association. President James H Joyce of Baltimore urged unity to fight harmful hotel legislation. E M Tierney of the Marlborough New York warned against prohibition allies and their deceptive tactics, accusing leaders who do not work of hindering progress.
Canon City Colorado July 14 It is believed Giuseppe Alia who killed Father Leo Heinrich will be executed Friday night this week but penitentiary officers have not released the day or hour. The sentence is not expected to be carried out until the end of the current week.
The program featured a 660 yard cycle heats with 16 races. United Kingdom led with six wins, France three, America one. Crowds were sparse at the 70,000-seat stadium, despite English fundraising. weather dampened attendance and troubles over Ireland Finland flags and Tom Longboat eligibility were noted.
The piece criticizes lavish camp dining with glass and silver and colored cooks, arguing it misleads about actual field subsistence. It urges state encampments to resemble real warfare conditions as closely as possible to avoid demoralization and false impressions.
The New York American notes Crassus valued at 20 million dollars Pallas at 20 million Lentulus at 21 million Seneca at 10 million Tsidorus after losses left over 3 million Croesus valued at 8 million
Fosselman's offers a brisk whisk discount with 5 for 50c and 25 for 20c at 43 East Park, catering to cooks seeking durable kitchen tools amid dusty conditions.
Hot Springs July 14 Judge William Howard Taft spends the day absorbing Democratic and Republican platform records. He prepared for a 3500 word acceptance speech while a 15000 word letter of acceptance will outline leading campaign issues and less critical points. Mr Taft seeks total seclusion with no party leaders present to interrupt his work.
From the Philadelphia Ledger a dealer teases a customer with a playful line about a hammock large enough for two. The girl asks for clarification and whispers her order, the dealer answering with a coy remark about crowding.
In a Chicago News sketch a lovesick youth pleads for death for his beloved. The practical maid counters that she wants a man who will live and earn a living for her, turning the romance into a witty class clash.
In a brief Kansas City Times exchange, Farmer Bligh declares he will stand by the Missouri mule, while his spouse urges cheerfulness and proper stance by his head rather than his heels, reflecting a playful domestic moment.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.