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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
23
The Empire presents In the Bishop's Carriage by Miriam Michelson lauded for balanced thrills and humor, mirroring its New York success and road run. It continues all week, followed by The Way of the West, a virile Virginian western comedy, on Sunday.
Three year old John Sharron Jr of 420 Honey Street suffered extensive burns while playing with matches while unattended by his mother. He was burned across the face neck chest arms and legs though most injuries are superficial. Dr J H Phillips reports the child is not fatal and expected to recover. A meteor who towed the boy running by with his clothing out the fire by wrapping a t him. The boy's father is employed at the Badger State mine.
London dispatch reports Albania’s uprising expanding with Albanians and Bulgars opposing Serbia. Albanian victories from Dibra to Gostivar prompt Servian troops to withdraw from Pristina area. Authorities form volunteer corps to defend city and protect Albanian and Turkish residents amid sanguinary fighting.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports hearings set in Helena on November 11 by the party against railway and express firms. A November 14 session will hear the Ni Coal Company against the Union Pacific Railway. Also noted is the Barbary Coast liquor ban starting October 1 and the proprietors adapting with nonalcoholic beverages.
The article notes officials aim to end the widespread nightlife that has characterized the area since pioneer days. Although venues remain open, it is believed none can sustain business on a soft drink basis for long, risking closures.
New York authorities report a swift demonstration of the tariff law after presidential signing. Imported goods stored in bonded warehouses will enter markets at lower rates under the new act. Journal of Commerce data show New York in-bond value at 67.3 million dollars on Aug 31, rising since, with wholesale price adjustments possible but retail effects not yet estimated.
Duluth Minnesota September 30 stockholders petition dissolve Cananea Copper company incorporated August 1 1906 with 10 million authorized capital has not engaged in business since January 39 1912 only 70000 shares issued held seven final hearing set for October 25 Washington September 3 beef shortage relief aims use Indian cattle program to stock large reservations and expand livestock bids issued for 9000 cattle Crow Reservation in Montana plans to increase sheep on reservations in Arizona and New Mexico
A member of the lobby committee stated that the committee's report to the house regarding the insidious lobby would not be made before December when full attendance is expected.
Word reached Mr. Garrett that Representative Pairchild, bound for Washington to testify, fell ill and would miss his appearance. In other news, paint supplies advertise deep discounts on varnishes and stain finishes. The remains of the late William Charlton to be shipped Wednesday from White's parlors at 7:30 p.m. over the Northern Pacific to Halifax Nova Scotia, escorted by cousin E J Cunningham.
New York Sept. 0 Coroner Feinberg to hold inquest into death of Anna Aumuller in a general sessions courtroom due to heavy demand. The coroner started issuing tickets today for Friday’s hearing.
The debate over the Underwood tariff bill resumes in the Senate as supporters praise the measure and opponents urge cotton regulations. A compromise amendment to regulate cotton exchanges is adopted after tight votes, while some blame the White House for pressing policy.
All members are requested to meet at club rooms today at 1 p.m. to attend the funeral of Brother Al Conroy. Signatures include W. P. Robinson and W. Gillick among others.
An early 20th century advertisement urges readers that Hyomei cures dangerous catarrh by inhalation. It claims severe symptoms include nasal itching foul breath and throat choking, promising complete relief with a Hyomoi outfit for one dollar plus guarantee for bronchitis coughs and croup. Local drug firms Smith Drug Co Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller Co Butte are named as suppliers.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle overnight cleanser for bowels and liver. It claims the product removes sour food, foul gases and toxins, improves digestion, and costs only cents per box. It suggests Cascarets work while you sleep and are suitable for children.
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