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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
25
Urges readers to seek examination by X ray and electrical medical appliances for nervous debility weakness memory issues and related ailments. Claims guaranteed cures for weakness nervousness and bodily pains and promotes home treatment with available devices.
Judge Clancy ruled clay used for brickmaking is not a mineral in a suit over 40 acres near the Northern Pacific tracks involving Emanuel Lees brickyard. The decision follows Vilas’s view and may set Montana precedent pending supreme court action, with King and Chapman challenging as to whether the land is placer or quartz. Monarch colored shirts advertised by Boucher's.
Mrs. Mike Smith lies in critical condition after alleged beating by her husband on a drunk Saturday. She sought a peace bond but injuries worsened prompting Dr. Sheeran to notify authorities. The case now rests with police. Also noted Mrs. E. Clark, 40, died yesterday with funeral set for 2 PM at Richards' parlors and Mountain View M E church services.
Mrs. Kate Hughes of 500 North Main street fell from an open street car after returning from a military ball at Columbia Gardens. She landed on the ground near Dublin straight away and was helped home. doctors feared a shoulder fracture. Her daughter also suffered a prior fall last Arbor Day.
You can get cured rheumatism Brights disease and other kidney troubles relieved and cured at White Sulphur Springs Baths free to guests at hotel Kleber Berger Props.
The council adopted a report and passed multiple ordinances including plumbing and drain rules and a health measure requiring licensed physicians or the coroner to sign death certificates. It approved an improvement district for paving Fast Park and set May 22 for hearing objections.
Bids due 2:30 p m Tuesday May 21 with certified check of one third the bid. Privileges include bars cigar and tobacco lunch counters ice cream soda check room and more at race meetings in Butte June 29 August 3 Anaconda August 6 24 and Butte August 26 September 7 totaling 43 days at Butte and 17 at Anaconda. Separate bids for Butte and Anaconda. right to reject all. send to E P Laurence general manager Butte Mont.
Linen collar sale at Bouchers offers four collars for two cents. The offer highlights a budget fashion option with discounted linen goods.
Columbus, Ohio May 15 Today’s Woodmen of the World session heard the sovereign commander’s report. Commander Root announced 129,837 members at year end, a net gain of 41,356, with totals for Pacific Women of Woodcraft and Woodmen Circle among other groups. Death claims paid totaled $1.
In Albany on May 15 a clash between strikers and railroad workers left sixteen non-union men injured many jumping from wagons. Guardsmen formed a hollow square with pickets and lines, while a traction tower wagon was moved and trolley wires repaired. No disorder occurred and both sides deny arbitration. General Roe commands 2,200 troops as cars are to move tomorrow. Marshall the injured motorman is gravely ill.
Washington issued an order via International President O Con nor calling strikes in shops that do not post a 124 percent wage increase. Chicago Association of Manufacturers met and passed resolutions to post notices for a nine hour day or 54 hours a week, reaffirming overtime at time and a quarter.
Cincinnati machinists number more than 5000 meet and vote to strike next Monday May 20 after manufacturers agree to a nine hour day but refuse wage increases.
Spokane defeats Seattle 10 to 7 in a region game reported from Spokane Washington May 15. The brief notes a scoring by innings and lists Spokane as the winning locale.
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