Eastern Star Ladies Attend Butte Meeting by Special Train
The ladies of the Eastern Star rode a special train to Butte last evening to attend a meeting at the Masonic hall. The group returned at 2 a.m.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
3
Mayor Defends the Judge Over Quarantine Case
City health officials met to review ordinances on contagious diseases and quarantine. Mayor Mullins asserted Judge Harney did not violate the ordinance by removing his child from quarantine and stood ready to defend himself against attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
City Health Officer's Office
Harney
Health Board
Mullins
Delegates Arrive as Iowa Republican State Convention Nears
Des Moines Iowa June 2 Delegates stream into Des Moines for the Republican state convention to be held Wednesday Secretary of Agriculture Wilson arrives tonight with Senator Allison who carries the tariff plank ready for committee consideration. The contending factions clash over platform lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Wilson
Allison
Tariff plank agreed for Senator Allison to draft
In a recent accord linked to the tariff debate the understanding reached that Senator Allison would prepare a tariff plank. The move follows steady agitation on the subject within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Their Wounds Are Healing Special Dispatch to the Standard
The victims of last Tuesday's shooting affray near Cascade are recovering in city hospitals. Walker at Deaconess Hospital walked about fully dressed and improved, while William Spaulding at Columbus Hospital sat up today for the first time and is improving rapidly. Spaulding is mentally unsettled but his recovery proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Cascade
Deaconess Hospital
Walker
Columbus Hospital
William Spaulding
Briggs Stays Limit With Young Corbett
Jimmy Briggs of Boston fights ten rounds with Young Corbett of Denver at the Criterion club. Corbett, world featherweight champion, wins on points by pressuring and scoring with sharp punches. Briggs dodges and counterattacks, staying within the limit as he absorbs blows and body shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Younge Corbett
Denver
Jimmy Brigges
Criterion Club
Orbett
Hriggs
Briggs
Corbett
Briges
England and Portugal to Welcome American Squadron
The U S European squadron is set for hospitable reception by England and Portugal. King Edward plans a grand ball July 8 for President Loubet and naval officers, followed by a Buckingham Palace banquet. The Kiel voyage will anchor at Spithead to greet the fleet at Portsmouth in a Marine spectacle. Portugal’s king urged the Lisbon invitation, ensuring a formal official welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
Portugal
Edward
Loubet
Buckingham Palace
Spit Head
Portsmouth
Kiel
Lisbon
Milwaukee postal basements hold unneeded Croft fasteners
Evidence in the Milwaukee office shows a cache of Croft fasteners sent to the city about 40 years ago without orders. Two and a quarter tons lie in the basement of the federal building, unused since the Porter era, with 1.5 sets weighing three pounds each at $1.25 per set. Also stored are galvanized iron mail boxes from Michigan, received without requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington
G. W. Porter
Michigan
King Peters Troubles Grow in Belgrade Government Row
The Times correspondent in Belgrade reports the new government refused to present itself to the chamber, arguing the ministry is unchanged from the prior approval. Independent radicals demand dissolution and an immediate general election, leaving the outlook unclear as King Peters troubles begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
Belgrade
Skupehtina
Skupshtina
Peter
Cloudburst Delays Northern Pacific Near Meyers Station
Billings June 30. A cloudburst near Meyers Station 70 miles east washed out a large section of roadbed blocking the Northern Pacific for 12 hours or more. Eastbound passenger train No. 4 is held at Meyers Station with all traffic delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
Northern Pacific
Myer's Station
Big Horn River
Helena Trades and Labor elect officers for assembly
Helena on June 2 reports the Helena Trades and Labor assembly elected officers including President Howard O. Smith and Vice President Frank Andrews. Other officers are Recording Secretary Rees Davis Treasurer H P Hanson Statistician A E Reed and Sergeant at Arms Sam Stewart. Delegates and committees were named with R J Lemert Frank Andrews Rees Davis Michael Corbett and H P Hanson on the executive committee and J B MekKay Fred Julian Carter Charles Johnson and David Keenan on the grievance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Helena
Helena Trades and Labor Assembly
Howard Oo. Smith
Frank Andrews
Rees Davis
H. P. Hanson
A. E Reed
Sam Stewart
Montana State Trades and Labor Assembly
R. J. Lemert
Governor Morrison appoints board members in Idaho
Governor Morrison appointed Bishop A. J. Glorieux to the location board to select a site for the industrial reform school in Fremont County. The board will meet on July 1. Dr. L. Gregory and Dr. Russell Truitt of Cottonwood were named as members of the state board of medical examiners for a six year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Morrison
A. J. Glorieux
Industrial Reform School
Fremont County
L. & Gregory
Pr. Russell Truitt
Cottonwood
Merirs
State Board of Medical Examiners
Two June Weddings Highlight Butte Society Notes
The society page reports two June weddings in Butte, both featuring local teachers as graduates of Butte public schools. Edythe Mae Van Dusen married Daniel Allen Brooks at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, with a quiet ceremony and home reception. Littie Helen Glover wed A. C. Congdon at First Presbyterian, followed by a formal reception. the couple plans an eastern honeymoon and a permanent home in Butte after their trip. The piece also notes a morning breakfast event for Mrs. J. Rossark, a grandBall for Mrs. Perrin Irvine, and other social gatherings at the Silver Bow club with prominent attendees and ornate decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Arcelia Smith
White Sulphur Springs
Eureka
Anaconda
Holly
Boulder
Roth
Ruth Chapter
Dora M. Powell
S. H. Knowles
F. C. Berendes
A. R. Robertson
C. R. Stranahan
Minnie Tindall
Mary Stranahan
Anna Neal
Worthy
May McNeal
Julia KB. Ward
Dora Schroeder
Lucy Shovelin
Bertha Goss
Birdie Flint
Anna Laird
Emily Tucker
May Redmond
Mary F.boyce
May Lumibard
Camelia Wisner
Grace Calvin
J. E. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Reskin
Jessie Blackstone
Annie [English
Butte
Edythe Mae van Dusen
Jennie van Dusen
Utah Avenue
Daniel Allen Brooks
J. W. Tait
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South Butte
Grant Building
Brooks
First Presbyterian Church
Littie Helen Glover
Monroe
A. C. Congdon
Davery
James B. Glover
California Avenue
Juanita Glover
Ella Boland
Lucy Congdon
James Glover
Bridale
Will Tenerry
Charles Bond
Blair
South Butte Presbyterian Church
Silver Bow Club
Will Thornton
Perrin Irvine
Shanghai
China
J. R. Russel
Russel
Thornton
Irvine
James W. Forbis
Murphy
Helena
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement Notice
An offer for Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy appears in the Anaconda Daily Standard. The ad claims it cures rheumatism back and urinary issues, reduces frequent urination and night-time wakings, and provides a free sample bottle and an informational booklet by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
Kitmers
New York Threatened With Mammoth Strike
United Board of Building Trades orders George A Fuller Construction to dismiss all sub contractors who are in the Employers' association or face work stoppage. Arbitration plan outlines a four member board with two unions and two employers to decide disputes. If no agreement, an umpire will decide. Walking delegates barred from strikes under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George A. Fuller Construction Company
United Board of Building Trades
Employers’ Association
Arttration Board of Four
Baseball Presidents To Discuss National Agreement
In New York on June 29, Harry Pulliam of the National League and P. Powers of the Minor Leagues agreed to convene at the Hotel Victoria on July 28 to discuss the national agreement. A letter was sent to Kan Johnson, president of the American League, inviting his attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Pulliam
National League
P. Powers
National Association of Minor Leagues
Hotel Victoria
Kan Johnson
American League
Flathead County Fair Set to Be Best Ever
Kalispell June 29 The Flathead County Fair association works to stage the best fair in the county. It has fixed dates to avoid conflicts with nearby fairs. Horsemen report an excellent race track. New buildings will be built to improve comfort for exhibitors and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kalispell
Flathead County
Irrigation Dam Project Formed for 3000 Acre Land Tract
Havre June 29 Special Dispatch: A company is formed to build a dam on Big Sandy creek four miles west of Pacific Junction to irrigate about 3000 acres. Owners and interested landholders include Thomas West E M West A O Olson John Weiddinger Vic Zwiena H R Barrett Abe Meile A C White A RB Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Havre
Big Sandy Creek
Pacific Junction
Thomas West
E. M. West
A. O. Olson
John Weiddinger
Vic Zwiena
H. R. Barrett
Abe Meile
A. C. White
A. RB
Clark
Land Office Withdraws 272000 Acres for Warner Mountains Reserve
The commissioner of the general land office withdrew 272000 acres of public land in the Susanville district Northern California. The land is to be included in the Warner Mountains forest reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
General Land Office
Susanville Land District
California
Warner Mountains
Lipton says Roosevelt to be guest at international race
Sir Thomas Lipton announced that President Roosevelt promised to be his guest at the upcoming international race in New York on June 29. The statement, made in New York, connects Lipton with the high profile event drawing notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Lipton
Roosevelt
Russians, Turks, and Balkan influences amid riots
Harper's Weekly notes that guilt in outbreaks spans Turks and Russians, with Kichinef’s population a Balkan mix. It argues that violence reflects local semi Turkish and semi oriental elements, not pure Russian character, and cites earlier anti-Semitic outbreaks in non Russian southern provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Russia
Arizona
Kichiner
Bessarabia
Danube
Western
Asia
Europe
Moscow
Great Russia
Kichinef
Balkans
Levant
Dextrin Content in Foods Highlighted in Study
The article discusses how Grape-Nuts shows Dextrin content more than nine times the small amount and nearly doubles the next best food. It explains Dextrin as the sugar form derived from grain starch before digestion and its link to human energy.
Don’t Forget Shown The Percentage Of Immediate Digestion
A statement notes that the term DON’T FORGET indicates the portion of food ready for immediate digestion. It discusses the concept of digestion readiness and its potential usage in food labeling or dietary guidance.
Grape Nuts Promotes Scientific Food For Brain Power
Six years ago Grape-Nuts began marketing a scientifically prepared food. It claimed to provide the grain nutrients needed for brain and nerve function and to supply human energy through properly cooked, factory-made cereal.
Grape-Nuts and the rise of aerial foods questioned
The article critiques rival breakfast cereals and imitators, noting their flashy names and ads while arguing genuine food value matters. It cites chemists and government analysis to claim most aerial foods are not equal in value to real cereals like Grape-Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuos. Macramaxr, Esq
FR. S
Inland Revenue Department
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Hostetter
Bear Bitters
Young Corbett
Meyers Station
Officers OF Trades and Labor Assembly
Idahoa
Daily News OF Society
Sam Johnstone
J. Ross ‘Ark
Montana
Fom
Los Angeles
Zenas Evans
J. B. Lewis
James W. Forbie
J. K. Hegler
J. R. Wharton
C. EF. Morris
Pony
B'nai Israel Society
Columbia Gardens
Montana and
Oak Streets
C. P. Drennen
J. A. Baker
Deer Lodge
E. W. Catlin
Mr. Duncan
Unitarian Society
Mammoth
Mrs Guest
Gov’t
Ottawa
Can
Laboratory OF the Inland Revenue Department
Earth
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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