Cried Day and Night with Eczema Story Ends in Cure
A mother from Mt Gilead Ohio recounts how her week-old baby suffered severe eczema with redness itching and running sores. After trying various doctors a bar of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment brought relief with the child sleeping four hours for the first time in years and later fully recovering. The testimonial notes long lasting improvement and promotes Cuticura products with free samples and a sales address in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
N. M. Beecher
Dept. T
Boston
Keep Internals Pure With Cascarets Ad
An old advertisement extols internal cleanliness over external appearance. It claims bowels have many pores that absorb nourishment and warns sluggish bowels let food decay, causing poisons in the blood. Recommends carrying a 10 cent box of Cascarets for prompt use.
Butte council again to vote on police bill and food inspector
Last night the Butte city council failed to sustain the mayor's veto on the police bill. A motion for a new meeting to rectify the error was carried as Alderman Barker planned. Phil Christian was approved as food inspector amid miner union endorsement and a tied vote with the mayor breaking the tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Alderman Barker
Alderman Nerny
Phil Christian
Nerny
George Curry
Miners’ Union
Grigg
Riley
Smith
Curran
Yeas
Murphy
Nays
McManus
Tracy
Mueller
Bissell
Cox
Davis
Duncan
Ways and Means Committee
Judiciary Committee
Arizona Street
Utah
Great Northern
Frenchwoman dies in Butte after tuberculosis struggle
Marie Basterreix a 28 year old French woman living in San Francisco died in Butte after a long fight with tuberculosis. She hoped to reach France to be with kin and to see her brothers Antone and Peter Basterreix who run a bakery on East Front Street. Her death was hastened by high altitude and may have prompted plans to ship her body to France or bury her in Butte.
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France
Marie Basterreix
Butte
San Francisco
Antone
Peter Basterreix
East Front Street
Motherland
New York
Richards’ Undertaking
United States
Brothers
Olympic Programme Reaches Butte Representative
John Lindquist of 805 Travonia Street Butte, rep for the Pacific Northwest AAU, received 500 Olympic programmes 1000 posters and 10000 stamps for the Stockholm games. The fifth Olympiad runs June 29 to July 22 with events in sport art and mountain pursuits. The patron is King of Sweden with the crown prince as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindquist
Travonia Street
Butte
Pacific Northwest Association
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Crown Prince of
Lindquist
Rehearing Denied in Beaks Estate Orphans' Home Will Case
Helena March 18 The supreme court denied a motion for rehearing in the Beck estate case. The court held that neither the state nor any state institution could receive bequests since statutes specify only persons and corporations as beneficiaries. Chief Justice Brantly wrote the majority opinion with Holloway concurring. Justice Smith dissented criticizing the ruling as illogical and irreconcilable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Supreme Court
Beck
Brantly
Holloway
Smith
Miners Injured in Ground Fall at Three Mines
Two miners were hurt when ground gave way and a timber fall struck workers at Mountain View Speculator and Mountain Con mines. Jack Trewin suffered neck and back injuries at the 1,000 foot level. Francis Curran broke a leg unloading timbers. Bartley Kane fractured a leg at Mountain Con. All three hospitalized, Trewin at Murray and Kane at St James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Trewin
Shields Avenue
Mountain View
Francis Curran
North Main Street
Speculator
Murray Hospital
Mountain Con
Bartley Kane
East Copper Street
St. James’ Hospital
Chamber of Commerce Opens Rooms in Lewiston Block
The board of directors of the new chamber of commerce has opened rooms on the third floor of the Lewiston block on West Granite Street. Secretary Blake will establish his office there in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chamber of Commerce
Lewisohn Block
West
Granite Street
Blake
Caucus Call for 20 Delegates and 20 Alternates
A caucus to select 20 delegates and 20 alternates to the democratic city convention will be held Friday March 15 at 8 p m at the Johnson house Gold and Montana streets. Committeeman 8 P Guimont signs as organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighsh
Johnson House
Gold and
Montana
Guimont
Fire damages two local homes and hall in early evening
A stove in Salvation Army hall 107 East Broadway sparked a blaze causing rafters to smoke and a small ceiling fire. Boxer Tally Johns and his sister reported a kitchen blaze at 1604 Second Avenue with $150 damage and no insurance. A separate fire at 907 Gallatin Street damaged a three room house and furnishings valued around $300, with no insurance.
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Salvation Army Hall
East Broadway
Tally Johns
Second Avenue
George Thurston
Gallatin Street
Happy Foot With TIZ Promises Relief For Bare Toes
An advertisement extols TIZ foot bath claims. The copy describes soreness, corns, bunions and tired feet cured by soaking, promising a happiness like mountain ozone. It mentions price 25 cents a box and distribution by Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago TI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Earthen Pottery and Hardware Specials
Earthen bean pots with covers offered in four sizes from 25 to 50 cents. Mops and spring mop sticks priced low. Washboards full size zinc covered at 29 cents. Nickel plated ware solid copper heavy plating. Teakettles No 9 priced at 1.50. Teapots enamel handle and knob 2 to 5 pint from 1.15 to 1.75. Hammers full size steel 50 cents. Padlocks all sizes and prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars.
Miner Sent to Asylum Insanity Is Hereditary
James Hoskin a Cornwall native and 36 year old miner was ordered committed to the asylum for the insane after doctors found evidence suggesting hereditary insanity. His father died in an English asylum. Hoskin, who came to the United States a decade ago, showed signs two months ago and claimed food at his boarding house was poisoned, though he sent monthly funds to his wife in Cornwall.
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James Hoskin
Cornwall
Sullivan
Turner
England
Hoskin
Butte
Alleged Diamond Thief Located in St Paul
Through Sheriff Kelley of this county another alleged diamond thief has been found and arrested. Frank Delamere, formerly a Puget Sound railroad dispatcher, resided in Missoula over a year before leaving for unknown parts about ten days ago. He is accused of stealing a $365 diamond ring from A F Renecke, an insurance man, in the Penwell block. Arrested in St Paul, he will be held for extradition to Helena. The ring was found yesterday with a Missoula pawnbroker who said Delamere pledged it for a loan of $150.
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Standard
Missoula
Kelley
Frank Delamere
Puget Sound Railroad
A. F. Renecke
Penwell
St. Paul
Marion
Helena
Delamere
Kalispell Militia Proud Of Distinction At Armory Event
Kalispell marked its status as the only city of its size in the United States with two fully equipped national guard companies. A large attendance packed the armory for the annual inspection and smoker hosted by Companies F and H. Lieut. Ira F. Fravel inspected for the government and Capt. J. L. Tucker for the state. Addresses followed by Senator Whiteside Maj. M. D. Baldwin, P. N. Bernard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
United States
National Guard
Ira F. Fravel
Twenty-fourth
United States Infantry
J. L. Tucker
Senator Whiteside
Senator proposes moving Fort Assinniboine jail fixtures to Hill County
Washington March 13 Senator Myers introduced a bill to transfer the old army jail and its fixtures from the Fort Assinniboine military reservation to Hill county for use as the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Myers
Fort Assinniboine
Hill County
Three Year Homestead Bill Set for House Vote
The Borah Jones three year homestead bill was made a special order for next Wednesday in the house and is expected to pass. Opponents will have one last chance to speak, with objections raised by Secretary Fisher. If approved, final enactment seems likely, spurred by efforts of Senator Borah Speaker Clark and Representative Taylor. Speaker Clark will urge passage.
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Standard
Washington
House
Fisher
Borah
Clark
Taylor
Colorado
Jones Bill Favored by Senate Reported Favorably
Washington reports a favorable Senate report on the Jones bill. It allows partial assignments made between March 28, 1908 and June 1, 1912 or desert land entries in reclamation projects to be approved if in good faith. It also permits women who start homestead entries and marry before final proof to obtain patent if husbands are not filing on other lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
Senate
Jones
Girl show sparks Seattle political clash over morality
Seattle March 13. Mayor Dilling orders police to guard a theater to stop a traveling girl show deemed unwholesome by the city board of censors. The theater sought a temporary restraining order as a court hearing looms, but six judges declined. Patrons were refunded as the theater remained dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Dilling
Board of Censors
New Jersey
E. V. Shaler
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Censors
Roard of Censors
Knox on His Way to Acajutla and Guatemala
Secretary of State Knox departed San Salvador on a special train bound for Acajutla and planned to sail tonight aboard the cruiser Maryland for San Jose de Guatemala. The move marks a rapid transit through Central American ports with no listed interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Knox
Acajutla
Maryland
San Jose de Guatemala
Church Pen for Sale with View of Congregation
A Johnstown neighborhood paper advertises a church pew or chair for sale described as offering a beautiful view of nearly the whole congregation, per the Al Toona Gazette. The item is presented as a practical seating piece for a church setting, with emphasis on the line of sight toward the assembly.
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Johnstown
Altoona
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