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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
7
A physician takes a case from Mrs. Partridge seeking a tonic and arsenic. She escalates to blackmail, fabricates a fatal disease, and plans to extort $1000. The doctor feigns power, uses bread pills for a cure, exposes the fraud, warns her, and donates the fee to a hospital after healing her.
Butte officials will begin counting outgoing mail at midnight next Saturday to determine stamp value as part of a congressional inquiry into postal rates. Incoming mail will remain stamped by its originating post office. The month end weighing and counting aim to assess railroad charges for mail transport and possible rate reclassification.
In September Panama Canal Zone excavations totaled 1,517,412 cubic yards. Kansas railroads filed injunctions to block the 2 cent fare order. DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve and DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills sold locally. Roosevelt meets Japanese wrestler Hitachiyama at the White House. Nord airship declared provisional race winner in Paris. Food-bid opening for Admiral Evans fleet requests about 6 million pounds. Pinealve Carbolized touted for inflammation and healing. A December 7 Democratic banquet in Omaha will launch Bryan’s third presidential bid. Four Italians hanged in Lancaster for murder. Pine trees linked to kidney health. Mail boxes on streetcars planned in major cities.
Birmingham Alabama October 4 Governor B B Coeth sold his 18000 acre plantations in Barbour and Bullock counties for 162000 dollars. The purchase is said to be for Booker T Washington who will establish colonies of negros on the land.
Acting under Navy Secretary Metcalf orders, crews will prepare four battleships at League Island to accompany the North Atlantic squadron around Cape Horn to Puget Sound. The plan aims to ready ships for the voyage and bolster fleet readiness.
The article notes four battleships Georgia Maine Kansas and Kearsarge must be ready for sea duty by December 15 as part of a military readiness update. It also references remedies and local notices, including Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and Urino Laxative fruit syrup, with sales details. It mentions Rev John Roger's suspension over a kiss incident in Indiana and Jennie Clarke in Arizona striking a rich mining deal offer, plus health remedies and bubonic plague cases in San Francisco with 51 cases and 30 deaths.
Ten of District Attorney Jerome's alienists in the Thaw trial have rendered bills totaling just over $23,000. The city’s total trial cost remains unsettled as more invoices arrive. Henry E. Jones of Tampa salutes Foley's Kidney Cure in a testimonial. City Drug Store carries it. Henry Clay Frick buys a Met opera box for 100000 dollars, a market high.
Baltimore on October 5 Paul Haupt Johns Hopkins University Semitic language professor stunned biblical students last year by denying Jonah was swallowed by a whale. He now says he finished translating the Songs of Solomon and declares the songs were written about six centuries after Solomon’s reign around 950 B.C. and near Damascus.
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