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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
3
Judge Clancy denies the motion to dismiss and issues an order to show cause. MacGinnies and associates involved with the department coincide with the ruling and case posture remains active.
The district court heard arguments on show cause and injunctions involving Boston & Montana and Amalgamated companies. Witnesses including Scallan, Vivian, and Goodale testified on management, officer changes, and past relations across the mining firms as the judge considered jurisdiction and admissibility of testimony. The hearing adjourned with depositions to be reread when resuming.
A Cul Jane woman describes severe digestive illness and a crippling diet until Grape-Nuts and Postum foods. After months of relief and recovery, she regains strength and health, crediting the cereal with curing her condition and ending morphine use. The advertisement cites Postum Co Battie Creek Michigan offering a booklet.
In the United States District of Montana, Butte, a petition for final discharge by Natalee ia is set before Judge Hiram Knowles. The matter, under the Act of 1903 as amended, orders creditors and interested parties to appear September at the court in Silver Bow County to show cause why the petition should not be granted and the petitioner discharged. George W. Sproule, clerk, records the proceedings awaiting further steps.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura treatments as a cure for infant skin conditions and general ailment. It extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Rusolvent for cleansing, soothing, and cooling, asserting relief for rashes, inflammation, and discomfort. It also recommends wart baths and a full regimen for mothers of afflicted children.
Arrested Kane, proprietor near Mowiay and East Park Street, faced charges for allegedly stealing harnesses sleigh bells and a robe from the Mariners' Exchange. Witnesses note a hidden harness and questioned Kane after a burglary report. he claims innocence while investigators say evidence links him to the haul.
The Associated Charities of Butte held its first three month meeting in three months at the library to review work by religious societies and individuals. Donations included flowers from Dillon and Missoula, clothing and groceries to families, and aid for the poorhouse and hospital patients.
Leahy, a young man arrested by Stock Inspector Lotus, is held on charges of horse theft from Frank Nodall of Walkerville. Identified as the man who sold four stolen horses weeks ago, Leahy faces grand larceny information to be filed in district court. Daniel Yancey, a county attorney assistant, visited the jail and recognized him from prior accusations.
An elderly Detroit letter emphasizes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for long standing anemia and nervous symptoms. The writer claims rapid improvement after trying the pills and credits the remedy with restoring health to herself and a daughter. The advertisement notes the product is sold in boxes and distributed by Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady New York.
Accompanied by Orr, the prisoner identified as Glupeppo Cabenhinno of 116 Park Street, linked to a stolen horn purchase. Leahy, jailed, resisted until pressured by the county attorney who used custody and coercive threats to extract names and details.
Frank Martin a dairyman on the flat was acquitted in Justice Taylor's court of the charge of indecent exposure. He denied the actions or words and testified he only spoke to the women that night. Several witnesses corroborated the conversation and his good character, and Martin was exonerated.
Train excursion notice lists weekend return fares and sale days for routes from Butte to Whitehall Deer Lodge and other towns. Fares include 3.70 for Pony and return, 10.00 to Deer Lodge, 16.00 Mammoth Hot Springs, and 20.00 Lunters Hot Springs. sales on Sundays Saturdays Wednesdays Fridays, with specific trains and return policies noted. Merriman, Genl Agt.
John Barey a Dulin guich character was arrested Tuesday on a charge of disturbing the peace and fighting near Miners Union hall on North Main street during an election crowd. He was found guilty, fined 150 for disturbing the peace, 50 for fighting, and 100 for resisting arrest. Two fines remained unpaid and he was imprisoned 15 days. Testimony showed he was intoxicated and boisterously belligerent, resisted officers, and caused police to arrest him. He suffered facial and head wounds treated by Dr Sullivan.
Warley of the Symons Dry Goods company and M T Keefe face charges after threats to kill and possession of a newly bought revolver. Keefe, arrested earlier, was freed with a fine reduced on an assault charge and awaits arraignment. Revolver remains secured at police headquarters.
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