Taxation of Counties and Senate Hopes in Montana
Dark County leads the state in tax levies while Meagher County figures in an alleged bid to boost Judge Henry of Livingston for United States senator. Reports say Meagher’s Democratic representative may join Republicans, with Populist backing also secured, signaling a strong campaign to place the judge in the legislature’s senatorial race.
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Great Falls
Anaconda Standard
Meagher County
Standard
Henry
Livingston
United States
Peatlemana
Tie
Legion
Unclear fragment hints at court or local figure activity
A fragmentary line mentions a boomlet and Judge Henry, suggesting a local political or legal development but lacking concrete details or names beyond those.
Congress convenes amid expectations of limited resistance
Reports indicate Congress will meet Monday with anticipation that minimal opposition will challenge Grever as he retains his position. The outlook stresses stability and routine proceedings ahead.
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Congress
Grever
Campaign Lie Denied by No One in Record
The report asserts that no one has denied the claim described as a campaign lie, indicating a broad denial absence and implying consensus on the assertion.
Legislation on Silver Coinage and Import Duties Proposed
A proposed measure would provide for a limited coinage of silver and require import duties in cases where imported articles come from countries whose governments do not allow free coinage of silver. The bill aims to address mint policy and protect domestic coinage interests.
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S.lver Ail Peld
Sweet Grass County split proposed by Big Timber club
The Sweet Grass County club in Big Timber advocates forming Sweet Grass County from Park and Yellowstone counties. The plan aims to push the measure in the next legislative session as editors note the Propositions’ staying power despite regional challenges and past hardships.
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Sweet Grass County
Park
Yellowstone
Mat
Renting Eve of the Reception Illusion and Deception
A New York Journal note warns that nearly everything needed for a formal reception can be rented or borrowed from dealers including cut glass and old silver. It exposes the practice of aging bottles and faking brand to impress guests, and recounts a scandal about competing hosts using the same family silver on the same date.
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Cako
New York Journal
Ingenious Clock From Schuylerville Architect
A clock by C. E. Shearer of Schuylerville New York after two years of work features an arsenal like case with balconies a tower and a bell. The 3 feet 6 inch high mechanism plays a different tune every half hour while automat ion music prompts a trumpeter on horseback to appear and disappear from the front door as the tower bell rings.
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C. E. Shearer
Schuylerville
N. Y
New York
Simone de Maupassant inherits Maupassant estate
The New York News reports that Mile. Simone de Maupassant, six years old, daughter of a novelist's brother, inherits the bull of the property left by Guy de Maupassant. Her charm won the heart of her bachelor uncle, who left a will in her favor as he faced ill health.
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Simone de Maupassant
Guy de Maupassant
New York News
Notions of Charity Prompted by Wealth Debate
A staged exchange explores whether wealth should fund a home for the feeble minded. Miss Rex objects with startled exclamations as Mr Sappe proposes a noble act. The dialogue reflects social attitudes of the time.
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Charlie
Miss Rex
Mr. Sappe
Udisnapolis
Salvation Question Sparks City Debate Over Escorts
In New York a Salvation Army event prompts a debate about whether Salvation women need escorts during city street activity. A participant asks if escorts are necessary, and a responder argues it would be safer to have protection. The remarks reflect concerns about urban safety and propriety.
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Salvation Assay
Varses Gore
Als
Babington Booth
Salvation
New York
Real Trouble Inferred From Passenger Exchange
A clipped dialogue hints at a railway accident as Mr. Gashly denies it and mentions a tourist ticket for Europe in eight days, signaling an urgent travel plan between unnamed speakers.
Benefit Concert and Dance in Big Timber Delights Local Audience
A Tuesday benefit concert at Busha and W Bailey's hall showcased local talent with an enjoyable program. A following dance featured sandwiches, cake, and coffee at eleven. Net proceeds were about 0. The notice announces T G Armstrong becoming sole proprietor of the Palace Meat Market in Big Timber effective November 23 1894.
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Busha & W Bailey’s
Big Timber
Ed Shaw
Palace
T. G. Armstrong
Lig Timber
Moore and Budd to Open New Line in Big Timber
Moore and Budd will soon launch a new line of goods in Big Timber, introducing offerings not previously available in the town and signaling expanded commerce locally.
Notice to Settle Accounts and Sue If Unpaid
Notice to all parties linked to Samuel L. Davis and T. H. Gurney & Co that George BP Dier seeks closure of all accounts. A G Hatch is authorized to sue those deemed “good” if settlements fail by December 1. Call at Hatch’s office to settle with cash or approved note or face suit. The New York legislature bans employing barmaids. curious remarks on British barmaid and Bugland appear.
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New York
Bugland
How to Clean a Straw Hat
A real Italian leghorn hat may be cleaned with a nailbrush and castile soapsuds. Rusty black hats may be renovated with the liquid polish used for ladies' shoes. White or yellow hats may be bleached by washing them in clear water and placing them in a box with burning sulphur. The fumes, uniting with the water, form the acid which bleaches.
How to Believe Pimples
Advice suggests cleansing with a borax solution and warm water. At night use very warm water and apply a small amount of face ointment after drying.
Wired Steam Pipes In Italian Navy Refits
The Italian navy adopts reinforced steam pipes by applying one or more layers of tightly wound metal wire under tension. Tubes up to eight inches diameter use straight copper tubes, larger ones are brazed copper sheets wrapped with wire. Re-enforcement covers straight sections only and uses two to three independent spirals. Ends fixed independently of flanges.
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Pioneer
M. W. Hatch
Publisnern
Montana
Big Timber Monts
Forsythe Times
Dawson
Jevy
Beaverhead
Jettersott
Lewis & Glarke
Soha
Madison
Lyated Meneher Wocc
Bissoula
Rawii
Lues
Coen Ener
Gay
Insupor
Neihart
Sweet
Ter
Ture
Res Avant
Jroulder Valley
Sweet Grass Country
Dack
Avant
The
de Wuaupassant
S Leiress
Phauno
A. J
Miss Bryant Reading
Lasant
Miss Mirrielees Solu
Rees
Jennie Martin
Bryant
Miss Mirrielees
Moore & Budd
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Address Weekly
Minn
Frank Douthett
Norman Armstrong’s
Busha & Bailey
Rocky Fork Coal
Mont
Harvey Bliss Or
Geo. Purner
BIG Timber National Bank
Capital
J.D. Radford
W.L. Shanks
J. A. Hall
JAS. Vestal
W. L. Shanks
T. K. Ler
C. T. Busha
J. A. Tale
Freiman
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