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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
2
The court reverses the Minnie Healey case ruling citing improper influence and misconduct by Judge Harney. It orders a new trial due to irregularities and possible interference by a party or associate, emphasizing the need to preserve public confidence in the judiciary.
An old advertisement promises a full refund if PaZi2 Ointment fails to relieve symptoms described as euroa licking Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles. The claim is that the product cures or eases the condition, with refund terms implied.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Boulder July 4 1904 an agreement was filed for record noting the sale of the Jacquemin Rothfus mines near Linhorn to the Pittsburg Montana Mining Company of Battle though Ralph Baggiley of Pittsburg Pa is the apparent purchaser. The Gould and Murry Nos 1 2 and 3% Claims are owned by the Jacquemin brothers of Helena and John Rothfus of Elkhorn Rothfus holds the Jacquemin interest under bond at 12 50 and is the sole conveyer. Property price is 25000 with 7506 cash to Rothfus plus 2500 on June 1 1905 and 2500 on June 1 1906. Charles B and M L Jacquemin receive 125 on or before June 1 1904.
Havre July 24 Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Dr. Crutcher of Fort Benton has purchased four lots in the Declelle addition for a modern hospital. Plans are to be arranged and materials secured with construction to begin soon. The nearest hospitals are in Minot North Dakota 424 miles away and Kalispell 200 miles west.
In Great Falls and surrounding areas patients are routinely sent to Fort Benton or Great Falls for care, with transfers occurring nearly every day to access needed medical services.
Roslyn Wells was found near Antelope island badly bruised after a brine rough night, while his companion Roy Larkin, 15, remained missing despite rescue efforts. Mise Pomeroy, Wells's sister in law, was part of the party at Saltair when they waded into deep water and faced a sudden breeze. Wells recovered consciousness and said he last saw Larkin about 3 this morning as waves battered them all night.
President Roosevelt started from his uncle's Sayville home at 4 o clock on horseback with his son and nephews. He arrived at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay at 11 38, a seven and a half hour trip. Back at Sagamore Hill he began with his secretary to dispose of the business accumulated during his absence.
Charles Green failed to identify Spicer and Britton as the men involved with Curtis Jett when the shot that killed Thomas Cockrill was fired. The testimony took place in Jackson, Kentucky on July 21.
A sharp earthquake shock was felt in central Northern California on July 4, but no damage was reported. Local authorities and residents noted the tremor as brief with no injuries or structural harm.
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