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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
7
Anaconda notes two patients released from the pesthouse, leaving one smallpox case in the county contagion bus. Dr. M. M. Feenan says cases started with 15 and nine more since, most patients transients. Weather favorable, officials vow strict quarantine until all danger passes.
Joseph A. Roy an employee of the B and P Railway company was arrested by Officer McAndrews yesterday morning during a fire at the Durston building for refusing to obey the officer's order to keep out of the way of the firemen. He was found guilty but his sentence was suspended.
An article argues heart trouble rises with American stress and stomach digestion issues. It recommends Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, sold by druggists, as a safe digestive aid and cites a little book offer from the Stuart Company in Marshall, Michigan.
The accused was arraigned in Police Judge J. M. Kennedy's court yesterday afternoon. Witnesses were examined and opinions varied, but the court held the prisoner guilty as charged. Due to the defendant's prior good character, the sentence was suspended.
Special memorial services will be held in the two Catholic churches on St Patrick’s Day Sunday. The A O H will attend mass at St Peter’s church in the morning. A secular celebration will follow on Monday with a ball given by the A O B that evening.
Two weeks into the dispute at the Sundry foundry machinists walk out over wage demands and shorter hours. The superintendent rejects the five cent raise and nine hour day along with overtime pay and union recognition, while other departments stay busy and sympathetic action remains limited.
Richards Bringh Georgia minstrels deliver a lively program with Black Watch drill and engaging numbers praised as a standout among colored acts. The Prisoner of Zendal drama, adapted from Anthony Hope novel, heads to tour after attracting large crowds at the Margaret theater. Seven notable cast members and Mazie Trumbull as Bagsaze anchor the performances. Margaret Standard Coal promotes Rock Springs Diamond coal and sawed wood through Con O Donnell of 17 East Third Street.
Long article notes no certified copy of the Geiger road bill, affecting county road districts and trustees. It outlines new district creation rules, boundaries, unifications, and city exclusions, with a March 6 effective date and potential March 20 discussion by the county board.
The death of Frank J. Corbett shocks Montana legislators and county delegates. John R. Teele and John R. Toole praise Corbett as lovable with Southern breeding, honor, and principle, noting his impulsiveness yet unwavering desire to do right and hurt no one. Montana mourns the loss of a gifted speaker.
Before Justice Quane the state versus William Debbs for third degree assault was heard. The complaining witness was Thomas Vaneskye. Debbs pleaded not guilty and the case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
Sworn statements claim Dr Williams Pink Pills cure many blood and nerve ailments. The ad asserts historical medical impact from a prescription turned accessible remedy. Testimony includes Mrs William Adams and notary William A Phillips.
A St Paul resident J T Sloggy recounts suffering from rheumatism and indigestion during 1898 and 1900, finding permanent relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She cites improved appetite and strength after five months and urges others to try the remedy as she did. Signed MS, J T SLOGGY.
Ezra Edwards, a Webster City merchant, credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his swollen ankles and hay fever after four years of suffering. He states doctors failed until six months of use and urges others with blood or nerve disorders to try the remedy.
Annie Patterson of 12 Grant Court Detroit describes heart trouble lasting four years and failing doctors. She states Pink Pills for Pale People improved her condition, appetite, and energy. she recommends them to others and signs as ANNIE PATTERSON with notary Jeanette Settlemyer seal.
A Providence notice recounts Mrs William Adams of Putnam Street suffering severe grip aftereffects including shortness of breath and loss of appetite. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring appetite and strength, reducing breathlessness after two to three boxes and returning her to full health.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for weakness from nervous disorders and blood issues. It lists conditions including locomotor ataxia neuralgia rheumatism and palpitations, claiming benefits for both genders and offering 40 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50 from the Williams Medicine Co Solicitations note the product is sold by dealers or via mail order from Schenectady New York.
Notice is given to all persons having claims against the estate of Marcus Daly deceased to present them within ten months after the first publication to the executrix Margaret P Daly at the office of H P Napton Durston Building rooms 14 and 15 in Anaconda Montana for settlement. The notice is dated February 1901 with first publication on February 20 1908 and is issued by J W Mehargue as attorney.
Notice declares a Daly County Montana board of county commissioners special session to begin March 2 1901 and run two days. Agenda includes canceling ware nd, passing road petitions Willow Creek area, settling bills from regular session, and deputy classification actions. Signed by Chairman ALM WALKER and County Clerk PHIL GREENAN with dates in March 1901.
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