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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1912
Page
2
An advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs and Senna to ease irritable, fussy children with stomach issues. It emphasizes gentle cleansing of the stomach and bowels, claims no nausea or weakness, and promotes the product as safe and delicious tasting.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as a fast, permanent remedy for infant skin ailments including itching and rash. It offers free samples from Boston and promotes a shaving stick product, urging prompt use to prevent disfigurement.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Trave and Eckman’s Alterative as effective for tuberculosis and other ailments. It includes patient testimonials, price notes, and mentions of sale in Butte stores and Eckman Laboratory materials.
Seattle scene as testimony alleges excessive fees in receiverships with judges, attorneys, and bankrupted estates tied to the Hanford matter. Witnesses describe fee reductions, improprieties, and a drunken-on-car claim about Judge Hanford, with committee chair Graham noting omissions and allowing amendments.
Special dispatch from Billings reports the body of Carl Bollmar, drowned July 2 while repairing a water pipeline for Columbus, found face down in mud at Neary Park City by three boys. Decomposition left only hair color and clothing marks identifiable. Funeral held in Columbus under Sons of Hermann.
Washington report states President Tate will receive official notification of his nomination at the White House on August 1. The decision was announced by Republican National Committee Chairman Hilles and Senator Root, heads of the notification committees formed in Chicago.
Detectives guard a high profile San Francisco wedding as Miss Crocker prepares to wed Malcolm Whitman of Brookline. Hillsborough security is tightened with plainclothes officers and checkpoints at entrances to the Crocker estate. Chief White plans to oversee church and public events with a large police presence amid reports of threatening letters from anonymous sources.
Washington July Attorney General Wickersham asks the full Supreme Court bench to decide the patent monopoly issue. The move follows appeals by the Bath Trust defendants ordered dissolved by the U S Circuit Court in Maryland. Edwin P. Gosvennr is assigned to handle the question for the government.
July incidents reveal James Hayimand aged 65 a Seattle stoker died after self inflicted harm following a dispute on Lake Union. Charles Warris 18, a fellow worker, was present. Hammond sought death at Campbell Sanford-Henley Grain Co Portland manager Davia Campbell shot himself in his office with doctors noting injuries are non survivable. Campbell showed despondence and expressed wish to die. An unrelated line mentions Horsford's Acid Phosphate recommended for sleep.
Deputies arrested William Jones and Wek Brown after they confessed to the theft of about 10 horses from the Culbank and Stetley area. Horses recovered locally and one was sold in Miles City. Dougherty shipped the seven horses to Miles City. The pair claimed origins in Colorado and Wyoming and had been in Teton county since last spring.
Wheat prices fell over 3 cents as a weather outlook improved crop prospects in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Reports of higher yields and larger than expected production dragged prices, with the September option trading lower than the prior close amid favorable growing conditions.
In July Seagirl Oscar Windeyl wins, with Nose Mader set to attend the event and Governor Wilway to attend at Uoton. Outlines similarities with prior ground covered by Mie Wilson at Boeakey Chard Saturday. Governor Wilson’s telegram to Trestan will be sent by wutumapis Hepory 675 Tuve as requested to fullen the warner.
A fragmented report notes a new law record of 75 percent Inday and foreign stock shifts. It mentions a Tamora treasury issue of 39.709 million dollars and nine plus prospectuses totaling nearly 15 million dollars.
General Blue warns that hat must 66 to protect every port. Article describes disease threat in West Indies and Atlantic regions, notes military officers guarding ports and surveillance measures. Mentions U S involvement and public health actions, with references to extermination efforts and quarantine directives.
In Phoenix Arizona, the Supreme Court reaffirmed a recently enacted state segregation law. The ruling allows segregation of public school students by race, overturning a prior decision. Plaintiffs argue the measure violates the state constitution though the court sustained the law as constitutional.
Dr Wallace, a carpenter, fell through a burning plank at Northern tresile in the outakiris of the city during a boil raid. He was not killed but injured as he was trapped and attempted to escape. The incident occurred today as Spokane saw heightened raids and labor activity.
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