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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1916
Page
2
An old style patent remedy advertisement touts a purely vegetable blood purifier. It claims to cleanse poisons, renew red blood, and restore health, naming various sales pitches and brand-like phrases without clear medical evidence or verifiable details.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Sarsaparilla as an honest reliable blood purifier and tonic for fatigue indigestion biliousness and skin eruptions. It claims to rejuvenate energy and health with price details and mail order options through Newbro Drug Company.
Livingston May 26 Belgrade was chosen as the next meeting place for the Rebekah district at the Clyde Park convention. Eighty delegates returned home as officers were elected including President Mrs Annie Rogers Clyde Park Vice President Mrs Montes Manhattan Secretary Mrs P A Miller Clyde Park and newspaper correspondent Mrs Millie Wider Radersburg.
May 26 Harlowton reports plans to issue 28000 in bonds plus 1976 premium for sewer project with 6 percent interest via Iowa loan trust Co of Minneapolis. Alderman Clinton Tinteman resigns. Dr. P E Thompson appointed to fill unexpired term. Greeton family stops en route to Dean. Northern lands sales totaling over 11000 noted with buyers Henry Lantus Hanks Brieslay Hustdhas Cain Mequitty and others.
Speary Realty of St Paul purchased from Conley and McTasue about 80 Deer Lodge buildings mainly residences. The deal neared $60 000. Helena notes the Montana State Sunday School association closed its annual convention with anti liquor resolutions and left officer selection and 1917 meeting place to the executive committee.
Testimony portrays Waite as egotistical and unrepentant as psychiatrists describe him as ego maniacal and lacking a moral sense. Bellevue experts say his memory falters under drugs while Waite admits planning murder for wealth and social gain and details his lethal plots against wife Margaret Horton and John Peck.
In court, Waite claimed reincarnation and moral insanity while Dr. Karpas tested his grasp of right and wrong. Key experts described Waite as morally imbecile and sought to determine if his actions were driven by pride or delusion as the trial proceeded.
A fragmentary note from a mortally wounded suspect ends with Good-bye anarchists and a dying Tam phrase. Police hunted a counterfeit coins suspect killed at a waterfront shanty after fatally shooting Patrolman Morrity who tried to arrest him. The counterfeiter, described as part tinted, was killed by officers.
Seattle dispatch reports the first Western Washington wildfire since last September, near Sedron Woolley in Skagit county, consuming hundreds of acres of logged land. Authorities say a force of rangers keeps the blaze under control amid unusually dry conditions after a light rainfall last month.
New York May 26 Ignatius Tim othy Trebich Lincoln a confessed German spy will sail for England late today after a dramatic car chase through Brooklyn Manhattan Bridge and Bowery. Authorities kept details tight as Scotland Yard officers escorted him by closed car from Raymond street jail. Lincoln, arrested in 1918, admitted spying and escaped custody earlier this year before recapture.
London dispatch says the Athens correspondent of Agenzia Nationales reports the Greek cabinet has resigned. No confirmation has been obtained.
A Paris dispatch from Athens reports a reliable source saying 30,000 Bulgarians have been moved from the Black Sea coast to reinforce the Macedonian front. The claim, if confirmed, indicates increased Bulgarian military buildup in the theater.
Resinol Ointment stops itching at once and begins healing when applied. It clears eczema ringworm pimples and similar eruptions unless caused by an internal condition. Resinol Soap and Ointment are gentle and safe for delicate skin including babies. Used for over twenty years by physicians, samples available from Dept. 29 R Resinol Baltimore Ald.
Berlin readers weigh chances of a peace settlement aided by German moderation and Belgian restoration. Opinions vary on if Germany would accept terms including Alsace Lorraine and Belgium, while officials anticipate President Wilson clarifying stance in tomorrow night address to the League to Enforce Peace.
New York May 26 Col BE Me said he had no plans for returning to Europe. When told press dispatches claimed he would be welcomed as a harbinger of peace his only comment was that he was very much flattered.
Chicago May 28 Arrangements call for charter of the steamship Theodore Roosevelt to serve as a floating hotel for delegates and alternates at the progressive national convention. The vessel will anchor on Lake Michigan and cruise between early morning hours to accommodate hundreds of bull moose visitors. May 26 New York telegram from Colonel Roosevelt includes a warning about national unity and the hyphen issue. Notables including Churchill Ade Beach Hough Johnson McCutcheon Wister sign the letter urging support.
The French representative arrives with a $200,000 exhibit aboard the Lafayette for the Allied Bazaar opening June 3 in New York. The collection is mainly weapons and war paraphernalia captured from German forces.
A historical grocery price list shows per hundred potatoes and multiple soap bars, canned goods, coffee, butter and flour offers. Items include four ten cent tar soaps, eight to ten cans of vegetables, various condensed milks, coffee, and butter brands. It mentions sack buys like No. 1 bread flour and Fancy skinned hams with unit prices.
The Rockefeller Foundation announced a one million dollar relief fund for Poland Serbia Montenegro and Albania. The grant is to be used at the discretion of the committee to arrange distribution of relief supplies and is pending final negotiations and arrangements for effective expenditure.
Within 700 miles of the North Pole, an American coal company operates in unclaimed West Spitsbergen. Once a risky venture, the Boston owners of the mine have pursued wartime fuel demand, eyeing further purchases from Spitsbergen sources as the European War continues to shape trade and fortune.
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