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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
12
Aldermen clash over closing poolrooms and gambling houses amid enforcement debates. Council discusses ordinance consistency, chief Reynolds duties, and potential resignations as measures to curb vice compete with legal constraints. Budget items include sewers, sidewalks, and street grades.
The Ringling circus brings a grand pageant to Butte with a 10 o'clock parade, 1 pm opening, 2 pm show, and a 7 pm night performance. More than 300 performers, 40 elephants, 500 horses, and numerous acts including a horse ballet, trained seals, and aerial feats await audiences on the grounds and in the tents.
Frank Hobart arrived in Butte with a story that Elmer Brown killed his wife and baby with an axe at Miller's ranch during Monday night. He said Brown rode a small bay horse toward Butte after the crime, and Hobart followed for 50 miles. Authorities questioned the tale as no official report appeared.
A skilled forger, active from Pocatello northward, cashed forged checks in Dillon Melrose and nearby towns and is now believed heading toward Butte. Local sheriffs were alerted as merchants suffered varying losses, with witnesses providing a solid description to officers.
Reverend W R Williams addressed Union Gospel Mission audiences on the fate of the soul after death. He argued that life continues beyond physical demise, urging faith and repentance as pathways to eternal peace.
Rev. R. G. Williams, appointed by Bishop Duncan, preached to a cosmopolitan Stevensville congregation at the Union Gospel Mission on Main Street. The young preacher argued calmly for immortality and the afterlife, urging belief in a higher purpose and eternal peace. He will leave for his new charge soon.
The Butter stationary engineers at their meeting last night elected officers including President D A Meany and Vice President George Corrigan. Recording secretary T J Ganter and financial secretary W H Vanahan were chosen, with FEN Jones as warden and F N Bell as trustees. Delegates to the Silver Bow Trades and Tabor Council include J T Backus and FE Sweeney, along with John McMullin, Malcom Gillis, John MccMullin, J G Gracey, and D H Meany.
In a semi annual election nearly 1300 votes were cast with William Haggerty winning the miners union presidency. Other officers include William McGrath as vice president and Daniel Donovan recording secretary. The Mill and Smeltermen's union followed with T T Updegraff elected president and Henry Rhinehart first vice president.
Hundreds including mining congress delegates enjoyed a fine weather band concert by the Boston and Montana band at Columbia Gardens. The program mixed classic and popular pieces with strong applause for selections from La Reina de Saba Nipelungen and Tannhauser. Sheriff Furey traveled to Helena to secure requisition panels for forgery suspect Hadsell detained in Spokane.
Our method of treating men's diseases is original scientific and superior. No physician should advertise without offering a service not available elsewhere. We appeal to men disappointed by other doctors and promise skillful, scientifically based, fully effective treatment.
A novel treatment dissolves and fully removes strictures without cutting or dilating. It eliminates the blockage and cleanses all involved membranes, offering a complete restoration of passage.
A new approach eradicates the final virus taint from the bloodstream using non mineral methods. The therapy emphasizes safety by avoiding dangerous minerals and completing the detox with minimal risk to patients.
Thies claims varicocele, the most common male disease, is neglected due to fear of surgery and ignorance of risks. The ad promises a painless one week cure without knife ligature or caustic, asserting the procedure is thorough and permanent.
The text argues that traditional internal remedies fail to cure disorders and that localized conditions cause prematurity and loss of power. It states that their treatment removes abnormal conditions in all involved organs and reliably restores permanent function.
The article asserts improper treatment causes weakness and prostatitis but promises thorough cures for contracted diseases. It claims inflammation centers on the prostate gland and asserts restoration yields lasting recovery with remedies exclusive to the authors.
A pamphlet titled Live All Your Life a Man promises to aid afflicted men. The book will be mailed free and described as an instructive treatise designed to help readers facing difficulties.
The firm extends complimentary consultation options at its office or by mail and promises confidential correspondence.
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