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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1913
Page
9
A Chicago reader relates severe facial eczema causing sleepless nights. She reports persistent itching and heat, despite various products. After trying Theainal Ointment, Tesinet Soap, and Resino products, she notes rapid relief and better sleep. Contact details for product inquiries are listed.
Washington Sept 47 Administrations and Senate leaders move to pass a separate act to extend existing trade relations four months after the Underwood-Simmons tariff law takes effect to prevent sudden penalties from other nations. Senate conferees push a higher income tax cap while clarifying exemptions and deductions amid tariff negotiations.
Benjamin L. Dulaney of Bristol Tennessee owns a 60 acre forest preserve famed for songbirds. He discusses woodpeckers butterflys and sparrows, noting woodpecker roles in pest control, chestnut decline, and the impact of protecting birds on forest health. He cites neighborhood education and birds nesting patterns observed over weeks.
A fisherman recounts watching a sparrow nest with young at all stages from fledgling to hatchling. He notes the warmth hatching the last eggs and observes social behavior as fellow birds feed the young, leading him to shoot fifteen birds to cut off food to the nest occupants.
Everett September 22 Fifteen people injured when an axle broke on the Great Northern eastbound overland train No 4 near Mukilteo causing derailment of the engine tender and baggage car. Among the seriously hurt are Kenneth Smith Seattle baggage master and Rev G W Grannis Long Beach Cal. See also W F Whitersh family from Montana with arm and leg injuries and other baggage car victims including Mark Dillingham Wisconsin and C P Willis Portland with minor cuts.
Reports from the hotel detail Allen Thaw and his son meeting with Governor Felker as extradition tensions rise. Thaw denies plans to become a Manchester citizen and says his place is in Pennsylvania with his mother, asking New Hampshire residents to assist in returning home.
Poughkeepsie N Y Sept 22 The Dutchess county grand jury weighing Harry K Thaw conspiracy charge adjourned for two weeks without an indictment Information from District Attorney Conger says no report on the Thaw case was issued Earlier reports claimed a vote to indict failed while the Barnum gate attendant case tied to Thaw’s escape also awaited action and no reports have been made on that case either
From the New York Press a reflection on half mast flags. The piece traces the historic meaning from battlefield surrender to public respect and notes the flag lowered above the great conqueror of death, the angel of death. It discusses symbolism and evolving practice in honoring notable figures.
The New York Times discusses belief that iceberg presence lowers air and water temperatures within miles. Bureau of Standards pilots chart notes observations show uncertainty. They question if icebergs influence temperatures at measurable distances and note wide temperature variations far from ice.
Bima J. Goodman alias Josie Rosenberg testified for the prosecution, saying she knew George H. Bixby from the Jonquil resort and introduced him to Helena Barker. She admitted owning the Jonquil and seeing Bixby with inmates but denied plotting to obtain money. the defense then presented character witnesses including Frank P. Flint and A. Pomeroy as they prepared to argue Bixby’s reputation tomorrow.
The New York pros report a diet fad where lobsters are boiled in water with alkali to yield pale blue color. German aristocrats also color rose soups and tinted bread. A medical figure links food color to character, while a London conference notes most prefer colored foods over colorless fare.
Sir Oliver Lodge serves as president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, the world’s foremost scientific body, guiding its activities and status.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Senator Walsh's amendment to the tariff bill keeping raw wool on the dutiable list until December. In conference, the House resisted and aimed to make wool free once law. Representative Stout sought to win Over Underwood while other conferees remained obdurate. Senator Simmons, chair of the Finance committee, discussed with the president who pledged support to the House. Simmons then said he would press for Walsh amendment adoption.
On the eve of New Jersey primaries to nominate governors and other offices acting Gov James Fielder faces Frank Katzenbach Jr for the Democratic nomination. Meier backers predict a 35000 to 40000 vote lead for Fielder while Katzenbach backers tout a 10000 lead. Former Gov Edward Stokes is expected to win the Republican nomination over Robert Carr and Charles Fowler. Proponents align with progressives in the gubernatorial contest.
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