Noted Confederate Leader Longstreet Dead at 84
Atlanta dispatch reports Lieutenant General James Longstreet, a leading Confederate commander, died in Gainesville, Georgia, from acute pneumonia at age 84. Survivors include his wife, a son, and a daughter, with burial planned in Gainesville, his longtime home. Longstreet, born 1821 in South Carolina, served in the Mexican War and rose to command the Army of Northern Virginia and later the Army of Tennessee before the surrender at Appomattox.
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Atlanta
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Gainesville
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Borlei
Galnesville
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Alauame
Wila Aj
West Paint
Fourth Infantry
Case Lepre
Texas
Bull Run
MacDowell
Johnston
McClellan
Yorktown
Northern Virginia
Jackson
Pope
Aring
Fredericksburg
Jongstreet
James River
Hooker
Chancellorsvile
Lee
Northern
Virginia
Gettysburg
Ave Beigadee
Army of Tennessee
Bragg
Knoxvilly
Assannt
Tie
Noelles Mirginkt Lin
Anpomattox
Ayal
Langetrest
Old Pate
Klatenopa
New Orleans
Commercia
Grant
N Loutanan
Poxtinst En Loans
We Tales
Turkey
Baye
United Steles Motahn
Disi
Fenrgna
Preeklant Gare
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick, Private Relief
Advertorial claims Pyramid Pile Cure works via a rectal suppository, outperforming salves and ointments. It features testimonials from users in Canada and the US, stressing home treatment, low cost, and no surgery, with mail-order offers and free literature on causes and cures.
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Wallace Cookman
Hinterson
V. Ge
Canada
Sears
B. H. Palmer
Whidsor
Atlee
Bilaufferera
Starahalsier
Second Victim Claimed By Explosion In Harus Mine
A second fatal explosion incident at the Harus mine is detailed through testimony about lower and upper shaft activity. Witness Bonnell describes delays, rocks, embers, and powder triggering debris as men worked the vents and chutes. The account covers conversations with Barus workers, safety concerns, and county attorney questioning during the hearing.
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Norther
Ostramien
Mterus
Tonnell
Ton
Vonnell
Furs
Ronnell
Entity
Ronwell
Breen
Ostromieh
Bonnell
Jonal
Hannell
Rarux
Fatal mine blast after court ordered inspection
At the Barns mine a fatal explosion followed a court ordered inspection by United States officials. Olsen, 30s, and Divel, 39, died. Penaluna survived after rescuing them. Witnesses described efforts to prevent further blasting and alleged “dirty work” by workers aligned with Barns men. Investigators to probe cause. funeral plans set for Olsen and Divel.
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Hasta Compling
George Monitinop
Toremin
Pennsyl
Walyth Menate
Knowles’ Onder
United States
Tilda Wits
Montana Ore
Ingemmany
Jonestown Company
Veinze Ay Iy Eather Corporation
Pel Kons
Gyosseul
Owas
Pennsylvania
Ainson
Peidhy
Tlowar
Olsen
Tivel
Fod Olsen
Divel
Elling Obson Snelling
Divet
Mr. Moulthrop
Mershall Biosys
Rimes
Tyerise
Rank
Ali Wight
Belize
Dundee Beatty
Michael Devitt
Oden
A. Moulbhran
Marshall Loyd Cuken
Knight
Marshal Lloyd
Qige Knowles
Moulehrep
Ashal Baye
United States Court
Jie
Erester
Winchell
John Adams
Boston
Montana
Mr Adams
Hemés
Itarus
Raris
Bonnell
Qglronich
Bunnell
Teun
Brean
Mr Greco
Bulnsilez
Adams
Marup
Beery
Merge
Moulthrop
Josiah Tiddy
Shite Boas
Joseph Parken
Uv Pumpnan
Thomas Reese
Joseph Wiliams
Theodore Mordaunt
Harry Gill
Pulrick F. Beturl
John Fontana
Jean Matthews
Eugene Rust
Ciddy
Fanny
Penaluana
Penaluna
Gag
Wivel
Rust
Neese
Parken Nadgana
Hows
Tanl
Censlina
Toy
Gison
Henry Stroadtusss
Unclear Medicinal Claim for Stomach Tonic
An antique style ad asserts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic and regulator to ease back pain cramps vomiting and dyspepsia while claiming it cures weak women and drives worms away. The fragmentary text reads as promotional medical wording with no verifiable claims or context.
Missoula Notes A Parade Of Local Names And Moves
MISSOULA NOTES list a stream of short items from Missoula and nearby areas. Names include William, Coffey, Crafton, Dow, Steinfronner, Cunningham, Ward, Flugstad, Coleman, Helwig, Meloud, Woods, Smith, Skinner, and Williams among residents visiting, traveling, or returning. Several marriages and visits to Spokane Portland and Helena are noted, with one license granted and others heading to or from cities for holidays and business.
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Carta
Butte
Sbreyts
Kenda
Com
Atfen
Lolo
A. Ly Coffey
M. Hidtelnkeh
OW. Dougherty
Corvallis
Missoula
MM. Crafton
Danner
Tern
William Dow
George Steinfronner
Telena
Cunmingham
Spokane
W. Ward
Wari
PLM
Flugstad
Hamilton
Alta Coleman
Hev
Thomeson Falls
Frank C
Ming Madeline Hel- Wig
Bors
Alisgoulh
US HH. Meloud
Portland
Vormain
A.D. Woods
FR. W. Smith
Sle
Énaville
W. P. Or
Couny
Ravalii County
Mieson
Mamilton
Mra VB
Skinner
Major
Hilinois
Myra
Miy
Grace Willaims
Mlasoula
Anaconda gambling crackdown shuts slot machines townwide
Deputies moved to end gambling in Anaconda by enforcing the law against slot machines and poker games. Street scenes disappeared as all machines were wired off and gambling venues halted. Local theories swirl about the sudden police action and the fate of prepaid sums, with gamblers expecting a new year shift.
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Lis
Vielr
Gemblers Themad
Pres
Murderous Stampede Stopped by Police at Theater
A chaotic theater scene in New York scene until police in the lobby halted a deadly crush. Officers and staff wrestled guests to safety as crowds surged toward the main exit, ending the panic before greater harm occurred.
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New York
Haliday Audiente
Thalia Thea
Ant
Chicago
Chibs
Flata
Be On Time Opens New Year at Oldest Decorating House
A garbled notice from Initte's painting and decorating house announces an event welcoming the new year with renewed home care. It highlights interior and exterior paint updates, festive decorations, and new lines of fans and trims showcased across departments.
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Initte
Largest day for business in history at county clerk’s office
Missoula January 2 reports the county clerk and recorder’s office had its busiest day ever with many instruments recorded and a staff overrun by work. About sixty five instruments entered that day, mostly warranty deeds, reflecting rapid property transfers in recent months and a surge in business activity.
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Missoula
Buri Hosa
Ford
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