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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
6
The review praises a Broadway production titled To the Hishop's Carriage and the lively acting of Medan Michelson. It notes wide audience interest, popularity in New York and touring, and upcoming film adaptations. It hints at a strong western show named The Virginian.
John Sharron junior, a year old son of Mr and Mrs Sharron of 420 Ma Doney street, suffered extensive burns while playing near matinees. He is in serious but not fatal condition at home with Dr J H Phillips attending. A neighbor helped extinguish flames by wrapping a sheet around him.
The Albanian advance is reported with victories from Ditra to Gustivan Ther Mhaniin as Serbs retreat from Maneslir. Bulgarian and Turkish forces coordinate with local volunteers while Albanian units push into Macedonia and threaten surrounding towns.
Special Dispatch from Standward Washington reports hearings at Selma on November 1 by Special Examiner Guidetue of the Interstate Commerce Commission on complaints by Lindeau Walker Company against multiple railway and express firms. A second hearing on November 3 concerns Northwest Cost Company against Union Pacific Railway.
San Francisco reports the Barbary Coast has ceased liquor sales in dancing saloons as of midnight, under a police commission ruling. The crackdown begins October 3 with proprietors reducing bright lights and shifting away from drink offerings in the area.
Fragmentary text discusses preventing a passing event, references a plane and doors, and questions whether any can stay on tone and make business pay on a soft ink basis. No clear individuals, organizations, or locations are identifiable from the readable lines.
New York dispatch reports a key section of a proposed tariff bill with almost 29 importers affected. Goods already stored in bonded warehouses may be released or revalued once the bill is signed by President Wilson. Bonded stock in New York totals over 301,000 and is rising, prompting expected wholesale price shifts once tariff changes take effect.
Government seeks beef cattle purchases for Crow Indian reservation in Montana and expands sheep stock on reservations in Arizona and New Mexico. Commissioner Sella issues advertisements inviting bids for 10,000 heats of cattle, aiming to improve and develop tribal live stock programs across Indian lands.
Chairman Garrett of the lobby committee spoke about his committee house and remarks on what seems an insidious plan. The statement hints at potential actions not ready before December and references fall plans.
Fragmented OCR recounts a political figure named Garrett and a misread Reysegentative Pairchild among disrupted lines. It mentions a shipment planned for Wednesday evening from Witte's undertaking parlors at 7:59, traveling on the Northern Pacific to a home in Boston or related location, with a cousin B J Cunningham-sdvy.
New York sept 20 Coroner feinberg announced the inquest into the death of an Annuiller. An unprecedented number of applications for admittance to the field Sunday crowded the coroner's office. The hearing will begin with ticket distribution, marking the start of the inquiry into the case.
The House moves toward passage as Speaker Clark and supporters back the Underwood tariff plan. Debate centers on cotton futures and whether to separate related issues. Underwood’s compromise amendment passes 203 to 147, with critics accusing the White House of pressuring Congress.
All members are requested to attend the club rooms today at the specified time to discuss the funeral or memorial arrangements for Brother Al Coursy. Robinson and Gillick are noted organizers.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a superior laxative for bowel cleansing and gas relief. It touts gentle action, no headaches, and affordable price at 10 cents per box, claiming millions use two daily and that children can take them safely.
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