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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
12
An old style ad touts Page's Diapoesin as a gentle, fast relief for indigestion. It promises quicker digestion, relief from belching, gas and foul breath, and claims millions use it to enjoy meals without fear. The copy stresses a cheap price and easy availability in drug stores.
A vintage advertisement asserts that California Syrup of Figs cleanses bowels within hours, claiming safety for babies, children, and adults. It warns of counterfeit copies and urges asking pharmacists for the 11 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company, with a note against smaller sizes.
Stewart Mining Company undergoes a board overhaul led by John W. McKinnon of Assets Realization. Heinze remains as advisor while new directors including P. Closeley W. A. Gallagher A Ormshee Nash Rockweed and William Beaudry take control. Beaudry reelected as director. McKinnon forces gain a working majority amid proxy shifts totaling around 486 thousand shares. Company notes 14,600 tons ore monthly with dividends of 16 cents plus 5 cent extra. earnings near 470 thousand annually with annual dividend around 500 thousand.
Washington officials celebrate as three battle ships are proposed in the naval appropriation bill, signaling a renewal of U S naval primacy. A semi official note notes White House support may back the plan to restore the fleet to its pre congress reduced strength. An advertisement lists local store and stock details amid the text.
Health officials in HoNningham Wash deny a link between a string of sudden child deaths and a Bubonic plague infected rat found in Seattle. They attribute each death to stomach illnesses from consuming fruit that was green when picked and ripened in transit. Also referenced is a separate New York mining claim valued at 35,010,082.
Copper markets slide as supply signals weaken and prices drop. Insiders face scrutiny over misrepresentation as brokerages warn of declining conditions and potential anti trust action. London, New York, and Boston reports note cautious sentiment amid currency talks and gold demands, with failing buyer support and uncertain outlook for the sector.
The report details September copper shipments and production for several firms, including Hosten-Granby and Nevada Consolidated, with figures such as 124,659 pounds and 5,989,973 pounds. It covers copper on hand, consumption, and domestic deliveries, plus market sentiment on Union Pacific and other stocks.
Ernest August of Cammbrriend returned today and rejoined his wife Princess Mietaria Loeuiat who had been staying with the empress. The event is seen as a sign amid the succession dispute in the duchy of Nennawiek, framed as a clash between imperial chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and advisers supporting different noble families.
American minister James Suiter to Santo Domingo brokers a truce between rebels and government. U S policy insists future uprisings be settled by free elections and constitutional authority. Intervention halted bloodshed near Puerto Plata and Puerta Pintá as peace talks moved to Santo Domingo.
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Government and friendly cooperation met in Nashville where opposing factions presented claims. Mr. Sullie Van attended a peace conference and a final agreement was reached Tuesday. Mrs. Vick, receiver of Dominican customs, accompanied commissioners aboard the Nashville, noting that business to the North has been paralyzed by port closures and Iran’s cut communications.
Boston wordy report notes many changes in the Boston and Maine board at its annual meeting in Lydon Boston. Howard Elliott was re elected as president, with Elliott and other recent additions named to the company board. The talks aimed at aligning with New England railway interests and negotiating adaptations to contracts and rates. officers and directors stressed a push to restore dividend values and strengthen representation amid interlocking directorate concerns.
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