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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1902
Page
10
A newly formed political party in Butte announces its brand name Hweinze. local speeches target anti trust and democratic reforms while party organizers seek broader voter interest through public meetings and media outreach.
Local authorities arrest Chinese doctors for practicing Vedicine without medical licenses. The action follows raids on clinics suspected of offering unregulated treatments and charged practitioners face licensing violations and potential penalties.
Report questions whether Dr. Kelley faces a ban under the law. The article outlines the legal framework and cites officials weighing the restrictions and possible implications for the physician.
The grand jury, while the broker was not present, found no irregularities after issuing checks and reviewing available records. No charges were brought against the broker or associated parties.
A new political formation named the Anti-Trust Democratic party was launched at the Butte Auditorium with a nine member committee, speeches by ex Governor Robert B Smith and other figures, and primaries planned for Monday evening followed by a convention Tuesday morning amid calls against corporate influence and Amalgamated Copper. The event featured a band, impromptu remarks, and disputes over platform and action versus words.
The Columbia Gardens closing for winter after tonight with the last dance at the big pavilion. Football and outdoor sports remain today as Carter’s Orchestra provides music for dancers. George Forsyth’s restaurant will stay open and visitors can enjoy a final day at the gardens before the season ends.
Special Dispatch reports orders to remove most local Montana Central machinery and tools to Havre. Workers prepare shipments and no further general engine work will occur in Great Falls.
Washington announces L. F. Atkin son as postmaster at Milk River succeeding W. F. Colwell who resigned. Mary Wilson takes over at Ponders replacing F. P. Woeks. The appointments were dated September 27.
A short health booklet argues digestion governs most illnesses and that a weak stomach leads to diseases of the heart liver lungs and nerves. It offers diet tips a digestion table and a free mailing of the book from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
Governor Bliss of Michigan formally tendered the United States senatorship to General Russell A. Alger of Detroit to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator James McMillan. The telegram confirms the appointment offer from Lansing.
Helena dispatch quotes Harry Sommers superintendent of Bell Telephone saying no current strikes among Montana Idaho Wyoming workers. He notes a Salt Lake strike began a month ago, cites past Butte disruption, and asserts Montana staff are satisfied and unlikely to join wider upheaval.
Special Correspondence reports John Fogerty David Kirby and another explorer found a bulldog from Kirby at the Hope mill shaft near a 650 foot deep descent. The dog fell in pulling the bell rope but Kirby climbed down to save it bringing the dog back to the surface where it is kept at the Kirby home and for sale. A humorous Chicago Tribune aside follows about tax dodgers and a board of reviewers.
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