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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
17
City tax rolls extension completed in 17 days, beating all prior records. Notices to go out Oct 1 and reach Butte taxpayers by Nov 1, with no extra city cost. Treasurer Shoviin and staff cited obstacles but delivered a faster, self-reliant process previously done by county officers.
A four part photoplay drama to be shown as the feature in Paris- set by the famous Tigris band of criminals. Roland leads a desperate crew in audacious escapes and confronts law with double nature themes. A thrilling chase amid trains dens of thieves and daring escapes.
The Unitarian church hosts a Sunday evening lecture course featuring James Brinson with a talk titled Ideal Citizenship. Brinson, recently arrived in Bulto and former Colorado deputy attorney general, extends a public invitation to attend.
Miner John X. Smith of Butte praises the Montana tuberculosis hospital near Warm Springs as a top state facility. He details his treatment lasting five months, weight gain from 18 to 160 pounds, and recovery with open air regimen, nourishing food, and medicine. He notes crowding and calls for more accommodations.
Vancouver report details two year prison terms for Sam Guthrie president of the Ladysmith miners union and J. J. Taylor vice president of the British Columbia Federation of Labour, with other officers and foreigners receiving varied punishments. Additional dozens faced lighter sentences or fines as a special assize court proceeds, noting few riot cases remain.
Miss Katie Hussy of Kerry and James Dwyer of Cork wed in Immaculate Conception church officiated by Father Barry yesterday morning. Maids Joale Brick and Dennis Sullivan attended. The couple hosted a wedding breakfast at Mr and Mrs Dwyer on Virginia street, and a reception followed. They departed for a lengthy wedding trip and will reside in Butte after.
Seattle reports Nome’s storm aftermath with the steamship Victoria carrying 45 passengers, all paying fares. Captain John O Brien notes little destitution. the Bear will evacuate those with no means. About 1100 residents plan to winter, one man drowned, and five aboard the Nora perished. The Victoria will sail again with freight and a few passengers. Captain Backland, explorer, and Transit salvage plans tie into further Alaskan efforts.
Mrs. Lucille Rand of London, daughter of former California governor Henry T. Gage, was arraigned in Kingstown police court for kidnapping two boys under 12. The case ties to a Dublin transport workers strike scheme to place children in England. The plan, backed by James Tarkin, drew Catholic church opposition. priests confronted those deporting children aboard boats. Bail set as the case adjourned.
An advertisement claims Croxone cures bladder troubles backache rheumatism and kindred ailments by reaching the kidneys and cleansing filtering tissue. It asserts Croxone neutralizes poisons from the blood, works fast with minimal doses, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails in any case.
In San Francisco on Oct 23 the US Court of Appeals heard Bullock and Houston appeal a writ of error after they were sentenced to one year and a 2000 fine each for conspiring to defraud the government of about 100000 on coal bids for army posts in Alaska. The appeal cites indictment errors and evidence admissibility as key issues.
Representative Stout was named a member of the congressional committee to attend the dedication of Congress ball in Philadelphia next Saturday. The dispatch comes from Washington on October 28.
A 19th century style advertisement extols Hyomei as the only guaranteed remedy to kill catarrh germs. It claims the product relieves nasal and throat congestion by inhalation, promises mental relief from prolonged attacks, and offers a one dollar kit with a bottle and inhaler, backed by a money back guarantee for bronchitis, coughs, colds, and croup.
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