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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
19
Only one smallpox patient remains at the county contagion hospital in Anaconda as two patients were discharged yesterday. County physician Dr. M. M. Feenan states 15 initial cases rose to 24 with home cases, urges transparency to aid quarantine, notes most patients were transients, and confirms strict quarantines and fumigation to prevent a new outbreak.
Joseph A. Roy an employee of the J. A. P. Railway company was arrested by Officer McAndrews yesterday morning as the Durston building fire progressed for refusing to obey the officer's command to keep out of the firemen's path.
An article links heart trouble to poor digestion and urges using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to improve digestion and aid assimilation. It claims regular use can cure most stomach troubles except stomach cancer, with a 50 cent full sized package and a mail offer from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
The defendant was arraigned in Police Judge J. M. Kennedy's court yesterday afternoon. Several witnesses testified and opinions varied, but the court concluded the prisoner was guilty as charged. Due to prior good character, the judge suspended the sentence.
St Patrick s Day falls on Sunday next Sunday and will be observed with memorial services in two Catholic churches. The A O H will attend mass at St Peter s church in the morning. The secular celebration occurs Monday with a ball given by the A O H that evening.
Two weeks into a strike at the Sundry foundry machinists press wage and hour demands. They seek five cent hourly increase nine hour day and time and a half for overtime and union recognition while the superintendent rejects terms as unaffordable. The stoppage spreads effects to other departments with layoffs and financial aid from external sources.
The Richards and Pringle company excels with singing and dancing and the Black Watch drill in a vivid show at the Margaret theater. Tomorrow night the drama The Prisoner of Zenda will tour, followed by Brass Monkey in this city. The cast includes James K. Wesley Charles A. Morgan M. Monroe Ed Erfsrown Tom D Daly Eugene Weiner C C Commons Mayme Taylor Lily Taylor Margaret Burnham Estile Weaver and Mazie Trumbull with Wesley as the lead.
Standard Coal company lists Rock Springs and Diamond coal and sawed wood with dealer Con O Donnell located on East Third Street in Lit.
County Clerk Greenan awaits official copy of the new Geiger road bill as June election changes loom. The act restructures road governance by creating districts, appointing three trustees per district, and shifting elections to 1902, with strict petition and boundary rules and tax powers.
The late Prank Hh Corbett is mourned after his death announced in Anaconda. Montana legislators express grief for the brilliant speaker and Deer Lodge leader John KR Teele hailing Corbett as lovable, chivalrous, principled, and impulsive yet just in conduct.
Before Justice of the Peace Quane yesterday the case of the state against William Debbs was called for hearing. The defendant faced third degree assault charges with Thomas Vanesko as the complaining witness. Debbs pleaded not guilty. The case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
Testimony proclaims Dr Williams Pink Pills as a life changing blood and nerve remedy. Mrs William Adams swears to their cures and urges sufferers of post grip ailments to use the medication without prescription.
Ezra Edwards of Webster City Iowa recounts suffering from swollen ankles severe pain and loss of mobility after four years of illness. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after six months of use and notes hay fever relief. Edwards urges others with blood or nerve disorders to try the pills, claiming substantial savings on doctors bills. Notary Willis G Bonner verifies the sworn statement dated November 28 1800.
Mrs J T Sloggy of 107 East Jasmine Street St Paul Minnesota recounts how rheumatism and indigestion left her bedridden and weak before she began taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Within months her appetite returned strength grew and the rheumatic pain vanished permanently.
Annie Patterson of 12 Grant Court Detroit narrates her recovery from heart trouble and debility after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She testifies the pills relieved pain restored appetite and allowed her to work again in a formal sworn statement notarized December 3 1900.
A Providence bulletin notes breathlessness often follows the grip and warns of blood poverty. Mrs. William Adams of 18 Putnam Street recalls eight weeks bedridden in 1890 with breath shortness on slight exertion, but after two or three boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People her appetite and strength returned and the shortness of breath diminished.
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are prescribed by an eminent practitioner and claimed to cure weakness from blood and nerves. They are said to boost blood quality, energize the body, and restore nervous function with claims of aiding conditions like locometer ataxia sciatica and rheumatism. Price 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
The Daly County commissioners in Montana order a special session to begin March 2 1901 for two days to review fire sales warrants road petitions on Willow Creek and other roads pay outstanding bills and classify deputies. A second notice states a special session will be held March 20 1901 at Anaconda courthouse to transact the foregoing items. County Clerk Phil Greenan signs and seals.
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