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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
3
Midshipman Smith aboard the Indiana at Plymouth England contracted typhoid. Reportedly he caught it from a briar used by a former Annapolis roommate with typhoid. Navy medical officials will study the theory, suggesting future midshipmen should use their own pipes to prevent spread.
A brief dialogue shows a visitor asking how much sabee wants for him and a Chinaman asking what is the matter with you for not speaking English, followed by a judge.
Post Toasties brand is promoted with a distinct flavour claim. The advertisement emphasizes taste appeal and brand identity for the Posthin' Cereal Co Ltd.
- Simeon Mandac, former Ilocos Norte governor and fugitive, leads a rebel movement near Solano in Nueva Vizcaya. - Constabulary forces rush to the area as a battle is expected hourly. telegraph lines north of Bayonbong are cut. Mandac once faced a homicide conviction and disappeared on appeal, later resurfacing with malcontents.
Allen R Foots spoke at the fourth international conference on state and local taxation urging that property valuation for taxation be treated as a profession. He pressed independent taxofficer appointments, uniform classifications for profit corporations, and ad valorem listing at true money value. William A Robinson of Kentucky proposed state governors appoint permanent tax commissions.
F O Melcher says at an interstate commerce hearing that 1906 to 1910 wage increases totaled 1 461 800 based on organized labor. He notes roadbed improvements were demanded by the public and rails replacement is a heavy expense, with Iowa board urging more money for roadbed upgrades.
In Chicago on September 1 the final Browne witness testified as State's Attorney Wayman began summing up. The grand jury indicted P. H. Keeley for perjury, bond set at 10000, claiming he lied about orders to "treat Beckemeyer right" leading to his vote for Lorimer. Beckemeyer admitted receiving 1000 dollars for voting with Lorimer.
Washington forest fires were extinguished or controlled after rain on the western slope. Snoqualmie reserve fire conditions improved sufficiently for Chief Warden D P Simms Jr to call in emergency fighters, signaling a settled situation at the reserve.
A Democratic state convention in Atlanta adopted a resolution endorsing Hoke Smith for president in 1912. The document called Smith eminently fitted to perform the duties of the office and was submitted by T. E. Paterson of Spalding.
Washington announces Charles H Hur is appointed postmaster at Cedar town in Adams County North Dakota effective today September 1. The appointment reflects federal postal service staffing in rural communities. Hur succeeds prior local postmaster and takes charge of mail operations serving Cedar and surrounding areas.
In New York on September 1 Magistrate Higginbotham visited the Williamsburg refining building strike zone amid rioting. Strikers clashed with strikebreakers as bullets narrowly missed the magistrate, and police suspect an assassination attempt was aimed at him.
In Beverly Massachusetts on August 31 President Taft laid the cornerstone of the new Y M C A building. He previously headed a subscription list for the project as New York political maneuvering involves District Attorney Wise and Representative Bennett seeking interviews with the president. Bennett is noted as a potential Republican gubernatorial nominee.
The United States circuit court refused to grant injunctions blocking the state banking law amendments taking effect tomorrow. Judge Lacombe denied motions by Morris Engel and Samuel Kohan and sustained demurrers while dismissing complaints, upholding new private bank licensing and large bond requirements to protect depositors.
A petition signed and filed with the North Dakota county commissioners asks voters this fall to decide the division of McKenzie county. The proposed boundary starts at the Little Missouri river south line, runs north to range 99, then west to midway between ranges 100 and 99, then north to the Missouri river, with Yellowstone west of the line and McKenzie east.
Complete returns from Portugal’s parliamentary election show Ministerialists 90, monarchists 40 in opposition, and Republicans 14, marking a republican gain.
Texie Allison, a Kentucky farmer, returns home after a fruitless search across six southern states for his daughter Gladys, abducted during her mother’s funeral in Shreveport three weeks earlier. He doubts a ransom motive and notes he is not wealthy, with no leads or rewards offered.
The Puget Sound salmon pack total for the 1910 season, ending August 25, stands at 222,107 cases. A leading packer said the output will not meet U S needs.
New York dispatch reports Vera Fitch, daughter of the late Henry Fitch of Oakland California, identified by her mother after a self inflicted shooting in the Hotel Astor. Miss Fitch, once a San Francisco belle, lived with her sister Grace in New York and is linked to Roy W. Conger, nephew of the late E H Conger.
Four years ago about 80 women’s clubs acted in the anti tuberculosis movement. now 800000 women under US auspices unite against the disease with over 2000 clubs showing special interest. Mrs Rufus P Williams chairs the directing department while the Federation and medical groups run lectures and campaigns reaching thousands. Mothers’ congress YWCA and others expand the effort to well over a million workers with activity in every state.
Mrs Alfie Elson of Battle Creek Michigan describes enduring five years of itching and bleeding eczema. She credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with rapid improvement after one bath and one ointment application, using four bottles and remaining well nine years later.
The professor tells a humane lesson on cruelty to animals using a house fly on his head as a humorous example. He remarks that even small insects suffer and forethought can reduce harm, noting the fly moves from head to brow and becomes a “wasp” in a vivid, exaggerated description.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local remedies. It offers $100 for any case of deafness due to catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges sending for circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A owl sits on white sand in a bathing suit and she proclaims adoration for intelligence. He tells her to act, but between beauty and intellect the two never meet. She asks if she is intellectual, he admits no, she blushes and accuses him of flattery.
A concise aphorism notes that one fool will invariably attract and praise another, reflecting on human vanity and social dynamics without specific events or individuals.
The notice cautions readers not to use medicines of unknown composition as substitutes for Golden Medical Discovery and insists on a complete ingredients list on the bottle wrapper sworn as correct. It mentions Dr Pherce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy claimed to purify and invigorate the stomach liver and bowels.
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