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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
20
A fragment urges having a remedy ready for indigestion and seeking early relief to prevent worsening conditions. It emphasizes prompt, preventive care and universal agreement on its usefulness.
An advertisement urges gentle bowel care for children and warns against ordinary cathartics. It promotes Rexall Orderlies as safe, effective, and guaranteed, with a money back promise if unsatisfactory. Available in Butte at Paxson & Rockefeller and in Anaconda at Fuller Drug Company, in three sizes.
The ad explains Cascarets as a vegetable bowel tonic that is gentle and pleasant with no griping. It contrasts with castor oil and salts, noting early methods caused harsh after effects. modern practice uses one Cascaret as needed for clean bowels, priced 10 cents per box at drug stores.
The ad cites two affidavits from Rochester residents Edna Finzer and Anna Mae McEnter praising Eckmans Alterative after tuberculosis related peritonitis and long term asthma and bronchitis. It claims cures and urges belief in church guidance, noting no habit forming drugs and listing Newbro Drug Co. in Butte and other druggists. It invites readers to request a booklet or write to Eckman Laboratory for more evidence.
A crowd near the Abbey saloon on West Broadway witnessed a bean-throwing prank as two men Lew Goslin and Burt Shilling used a glass tube to shoot beans at women. Police Murphy and Yorath arrested the pair. they posted bonds and face police court charges for creating a nuisance.
Meta Richter a native of Germany and 20 year Kutte resident died yesterday at 611 Dakota street after a lingering illness. She was a widely known city woman active in pioneer circles. Survived by son Robert Richter Crystal Ice Butte and a son in Germany, three daughters Mrs Nicholas Daub Mrs Henry Kipp and Mrs Ernest Gehr man. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
Eva Leo a Hungarian woman living at 114 North Main street alleges a Salt Lake candy salesman A Ellis assaulted her in a Thornton hotel room after applying for work. Ellis, 30, denies the assault and claims she sought his favor while he was dressing. Police and the county attorney consider charges of assault and indecent exposure, with possible changes by city authorities. Ellis has been in town four days and is described as well dressed.
In Santa Fe on March 25 discussion of a possible Democrat and progressive Republican coalition to break the senatorial deadlock continued. A suggestion proposed uniting behind a leading Republican candidate in exchange for support to elect a second senator, though no Republican candidate was positively endorsed.
The text notes doubt over unified backing for a candidate among Democrats and Progressives. Names Solomon Luna and Charles S. Springer circulate as potential picks, though neither appears on the ballot. Vote tally shows Felix Martinez 23, A A Jones 2 for Democrats. A B Fall 22, W H Andrews 17, T B Catron 15, W J Mills 17, scattering 22 for Republicans.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports assessor N. E. Holden returning from a 10 day trip through the Big Hole basin. He notes abundant snow and fat beef with buyers scarce until last week when sales began and several bunches moved at satisfactory prices.
Foreign observers at the American embassy voiced concern over recent Mexican developments. Reports say 7,000 Zapatistas near Puebla control the Mexican Southern railroad, signaling a potential fall that would damage federal prestige. Desperate conditions in Torreon and a looming De la Barra return to Mexico City fuel fears of anti foreign sentiment and possible disorders around April 5.
Douglas Arizona reports a family fleeing from a mining camp near Bailehaute Sinaloa after bandits looted them. They describe robbing by Antonio Franca and ongoing anti American insults in Culiacan as they sought safety and feared violence along the road to the border.
Eugene H. Grace told investigators that his wife sought both his death and the insurance payout. He said she had grown tired of him and planned to kill him to collect the money, making the claim after learning his fate appeared sealed.
A woman and seven children, unnamed, reached Hermosillo claiming her husband was killed. They walked to the city and, facing destitution, a subscription was raised to fund their journey to the United States.
Scarlet fever claims 2 year old Ed ward F Mufich son of Mr and Mrs Antone Mufich of 2210 Hayes street funeral today burial in Catholic cemetery
From the Washington correspondence of the Newburgh Journal Charles Jaques marked his eighty eighth birthday on March 5. He was born in the same house where he has always resided.
Mrs. Oja of 419 East Granite claims Otto Mattson, a miner in the 300 block of Fast Granite, choked her Sunday night and returned Monday morning to demand what she would give to avoid a repetition. He was arrested and charged with an assault after the victim reported the attack and showed injuries.
The annual memorial rites of the local Eagles lodge will be held next Sunday at 2 PM at the Broadway theater. A fine musical program features top local singers. Rev Dr Hindley of Helena, manager of the Home for the Friendless, will deliver the memorial address. The event will follow the elaborate scale of past orders memorials.
Judge Lew L. Callaway of Virginia City is a guest at the Finlen. Cattleman Estey visits from Valley County. Col. Thomas Cooney of the Northern Pacific land dept is a business visitor. John C. Abbey of British Columbia—mining man—is in town en route to Salt Lake. Mrs. Davis of Helena and family come in due to illness of Mrs. Davis' mother. List of Montanans visiting Butte includes Medcalfe, Ironsides, Defoe, Bennetts, Ward, West, Nelson, Mrs. Smith, Elcome, Thompson, Prior, and Cooper with Conley and Crum at the Finlen.
W C C Dittoe, freed on bond after an assault in the first degree arrest of a Japanese hotel porter beating at the Melten hotel, was rearrested this morning on a carrying concealed weapons charge and arraigned before Justice Hirschman. He pleaded not guilty and the bond was set at 500 dollars.
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