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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
11
An ad touts Dr Yellek as the top healer of modern catarrh and eye ailments. It claims his inhaled vapors cure nose throat bronchial and ear symptoms, restore voice taste and smell, and relieve fevers night sweats and coughing. Also promises cataract removal eye implants and cures for uterine issues without surgery.
The Business Men's association deferred presenting a petition to halt poolroom gambling until at least two thirds of local businessmen sign. Twenty-six opposed. leaders cite lack of unity on reforms and a need for broader support before addressing the city council. New directors elected to fill vacancies after resignations.
The union labor party's city central committee met and decided to nominate alderman candidates in each of the city’s eight wards. They plan an aggressive campaign and expect to win all seats, with caucuses March 11 and primaries the next day leading to a Saturday convention.
Fred Brown, arrested days ago, denies stealing two suits and a pair of trousers all new. Police say they have a solid case and yesterday turned Brown over to county authorities on a grand larceny charge.
Ke E Carr suffered a bruised shoulder and scalp wound after stepping in front of a moving Meaderville street car near East Park Street. He was taken to Murray & Freund's hospital for treatment after the collision while en route to the Minnie Healey mine.
London March. The chancellor of the exchequer Sir Michael Hicks Beach told the House of Commons today that the government had heard Germany was negotiating for mining concessions in Shantung but had heard nothing about attempts to secure exclusive administrative provisions.
New York on March 3 reports a five point reduction across all grades of refined sugar. The move impacts wholesalers and retailers as market prices adjust.
The Walkerville council approved the annual city election for the 7th of next month. Voters will elect a mayor police magistrate treasurer and one alderman from each of three wards. Registration opens March 17.
Berlin reports that in a Reichstag budget debate Count von Buelow stated Germany has only economic interests in China and Korea. He said the Anglo Japanese pact leaves the status quo and does not prejudice German open door aims. German troops in China may be reduced when feasible.
The article notes many were in an unfavorable position due to lacking a base near China, while the vote was adopted. The passage emphasizes strategic disadvantage compared with other powers and confirms the decision’s approval.
A widow with 29 grandchildren, a Yamaska native who moved here nearly 30 years ago, will be buried tomorrow from the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart.
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