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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
12
An aged newspaper piece extols Yellek as the world’s leading specialist for catarrh and related nose throat and eye conditions. It claims his inhaled vapors cure lingering bronchial trouble, voice loss, and nasal discharge, touting dramatic relief and even promises of sight restoration and artificial eyes.
The Butte city council deals with a dispute over Adolph Pincus repairs to a stable on lower Main Street. The debate covers permit scope, costs, and a fourfold bid for an incinerator, with council action on roofing, archway heights, and employment office plans.
At a council meeting Mayor Davey named election judges and clerks for six wards. Each ward assigns two Democrat or Republican judges and one Labor judge, with one clerk per party and a Labor judge in every ward. Precise names listed for judges and clerks by ward.
The gasoline launch Minna Leoti exploded near the Eleventh Street bridge two blocks from the Tacoma hotel at noon today. Conductor F A Sweet was aboard and uninjured as buildings shook in the vicinity.
On the Northern Pacific a launch exploded injuring brakeman F. M. Johnson and another crewman as they attempted to pump water from the boat. They escaped onto the launch before it sank. the cause of the explosion is not known.
Oceanic Steamship Alameda reports Governor Dole issued a proclamation calling a special election for April 9 to replace the late A F Gilfillan who died in Philadelphia last December. Debates include Prince Cupid Kalamianaole as home rule republican candidate while Colonel Lake faces conviction for gross cheat after taking rent money.
A 15 year old girl Isabel Wright left home to live with William Clark an elderly man described as her grandfather and husband of Derah Wright Clark is charged with statutory criminal assault. County Attorney Hathhorn filed the complaint before Police Judge Mann in Billings. Clark employed G A Lane for defense and bail was set at 1500 dollars. Preliminary examination scheduled for Friday with witnesses expected from Missoula.
London diamond merchants say the continent’s troubles are exaggerated and that failures total no more than 100000 pounds. They report no London firms involved as yet.
The Prince of Wales turned the first sod at Avonmouth Gloucestershire for a new dock costing 200000 pounds. The project aims to regain American trade previously routed by Bristol and will strengthen the port’s position, with a luncheon following the ceremony where the prince spoke on the enterprise's expected impact.
The text argues that fostering closer ties across nations would grow community of interest mutual trust and kinship strengthening the empire and promoting unity among distant peoples.
J J Layton, a trusty at the Steilacoom asylum, who had been confined since a two years ago escape from the soldiers home at Orting, was found dead today in the woods near the asylum. He cut his throat with a jack knife and had served in an Indiana regiment.
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