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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1900
Page
10
Northwest readers know Col Daniel Searles of Butte endorsing Newbro's Herpicide. He claims two bottles cured dandruff, promoted new hair growth, and rapid balding area recovery, describing Herpicide as the only prep killing the dandruff germ at the scalp root.
A late night fight in Meaderville ended with John Vezon stabbed in hospital and George Hudack jailed. Deputy Sheriff Lazzari arrested Hudack after he attacked Vezon on a sidewalk near a bar. Vezon’s wound is serious but not yet fatal. The origin of the quarrel remains unclear as both Austrians refuse to discuss the incident.
The newspaper claims to be a top daily source for stock quotations mining agricultural and general news with superior value in the Northwest.
Readiness at the school of mines as it prepares to open with about 100 pupils. President Leonard oversees quick setup while carpenters and fitters install fixtures, with nine rooms ready and plans for future buildings including a separate laboratory to reduce chemical odors.
Advertises Great Northern Railway trips from Butte to Boulder Basin and Alhambra with return fares. Lists prices 190 100 and 335 and notes sale on Sundays Saturdays and Sundays only with return by Monday. Ticket office at 41 North Main Street. J F Dawson General Agent.
Mrs. Julia Foley of Centerville was examined by Drs Donnelly and Sullivan and ordered committed to the asylum. She is the mother of five and had shown no prior insanity until last Saturday when she began raving. She claimed to have killed four children and spoke of being hanged on Friday.
The Chinese minister in London has reportedly received credentials to begin peace negotiations. Similar powers are said to have been conferred on Chinese ministers in other capitals and are described as satisfactory to American and European governments.
A. W. Barnard, prominent Butte mining man and real estate owner, has learned his aunt Mrs. Marjorie Woodbury of Persia New York left vast lands in New York and interior towns. He is one of three legatees but may not travel east soon to settle the estate. The value is not certain but likely near a million. Barnard remains comfortably housed on rental income from Granite Street and other properties.
The Montana group led by J. T. O'Brien returns from Milwaukee where 806 delegates from many states attended the fifth annual National Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents meeting. Highlights include tours of Pabst and Schlitz parks, a fireboat ride, and speeches by George P. Sheldon and General John B. Castleman. Mrs. Carrie R. Jones attended as sole lady delegate.
A Storm Lake Iowa letter describes political shifts showing Indiana and New York leaning to Bryan, with Ohio possible for Democrats. A noted Butte resident reports many former McKinley supporters planning to vote for Bryan, reflecting broader East Coast sentiment.
Notice to the public announcing candidacy for sheriff of Liver Bow County by an individual declaring self as an independent candidate.
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