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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
7
The Principal Branch Office of the Standard is at 21 East Broadway Butte telephone 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Silver Bow County's Democratic ticket lists district judge Bernard Noon state senator M I Gilchrist and multiple legislature candidates W W M Dowell Charles E Also P Timothy Crowley J B Kremer Dan Hannifan Jerry Hanley J T Orrien Gg R Brown William Hogan Carl Galiger E A Nichols Anthony M'Bride For sheriff Thomas S Kilgallon For county treasurer James T Finlen For clerk and recorder PV Riad For assessor John J Murray For surveyor E J Strasberger For superintendent Cassie Laird.
Butte notices list rental pianos from Orton Broa and Montana Music, office moves for Dr A G Allan and Mike Donlan, and Standard office relocation to East Broadway. Mentions Walsh and public papers, X ray exams, births at 610 West Mercury, and car service for the North Coast Limited train. Ward, political visits by Joseph M Dixon, judge actions on filings, and a funeral for George Leford at Sherman Reed mortuary with mass at St Patrick's.
Judge Clancy presided a special naturalization session admitting 74 men, many claiming to be under 18 on entry. Austrians led with 27 new citizens, followed by Ireland and Italy. witnesses testified on character and knowledge of government. A comet sighting near Cassiopeia drew local observers after sunset.
A large crowd is invited to an open meeting at the Butte Courthouse to discuss woman suffrage. Speakers include M P Haggerty Carroll G Dohlman and Mrs Knox, with discussions on police matrons and jail conditions.
Madam Rennaw shares stories of love marriage and divorce as she offers readings for a dollar. Circles meet Wednesday Friday and Sunday evenings at the Stephens block 144 West Park street corner of Montana Butte. Advertising tips urge discreet promotion in the home and yard through newspapers.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets curing indigestion and rapid weight gain within 20 days. It credits Holler Bros. of Long Branch Md and lists druggists in Anaconda Butte Missoula for sale. A second notice urges Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds to prevent pneumonia and mentions J M Kennedy Drug Co. Anaconda. A third claim notes pain relief from Chamberlain’s Pain Balm after a nail injury, with J M Kennedy Drug Co. and Montana druggists listed.
Evansville Ind Oct 13 A petition to probate John Burger estate has been filed by his two Princeton brothers in Pike County circuit court. Burger who died three months ago left a large farm and real estate in Petersburg and personal property but no will. His wife is said to claim a share for 40 years of boarding and lodging.
Florianus Arema, the Italian husband of Uniontown sculptor Maud Nees Fox, arrives in Akron to study law and is appointed bailiff to the grand jury. Once penniless, he now shares a mansion with Fox as her fortune runs into the hundreds of thousands.
Denver Oct. 18. Alexander Allison a Union Pacific machinists leader on strike and J. C. Wood were indicted by the federal grand jury for obstructing the United States mail by disabling a Union Pacific engine at Deer Trail Colorado.
The ad describes dandruff as a germ disease that can cause baldness and touts Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy. It claims the product kills hair destroying germs and stimulates abundant growth while keeping hair soft and pleasant to use.
Montana Fuel shifts its office to 1 Wes Broadway. Tailor le Pog N. P. Shulin advertises fall and winter styles at 119 West Broad Way.
In Philadelphia on October 12 Harry W. Patton shot his wife then killed himself after being moved by a melodrama. He believed the play mirrored his life and warned his wife about a scheming woman before turning the pistol on himself. Mrs Patton was alive in hospital in critical condition.
Mat Marr superintendent of the Beaumont Street Railway sues Harry K. Johnson of Cleveland for 25000 alleging false arrest and incarceration. Johnson allegedly accused Marr of stealing brushes from a dynamo claimed innocence and offered 59 dollars to an officer to arrest him. Eight lines note Johnson’s dispute over railway possession.
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