Notable Women in Europe and America Across Eras
A collage of social notes highlights Mra Jack Gardner aiming at Boston politics, actress Miss Campbell's remark on discovery time across cities, and obituaries including Marie Yvonne Rensa’s death after four decades in Brittany. It also mentions Miss Furness’s lineage, Miss Sartoris studying in Paris, and Mrs. Spurgeon passing publication duties to Rev. Thomas Spurgeon. An 8 year old python pet owned by Mrs. Arthur Cadogan is noted with a public photo.
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Mra
Jack Gardner
Boston
Patrick Campbell
London
Chicago
New York
Marie Yvonne
Rensa
Treguier
Brittany
Renan
Vivian Sartoris
Grant
Paris
Rosemary Sartoris
Milan
Lessing
Nathan
Yung Was
Legation
New England
Washington
Yung Kwai
Arthur Cadogan
Ireland
Cadogan
English novelist Mrs Kingscote and a world of translations
Mrs Howard Kingscote, author Lucas Cleeve and daughter of Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, is noted for Lazarus. Japan ranks foreign writers with Zola and Doyle among top favorites. Clark Russell, famed sea writer aged fifty eight, lives in Bath after a life at sea and rheumatism.
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Howard Kingscote
Law points on contract substitution and set off limits
A later contract may fully replace an older one without waiving the original to discharge it. Creditors who bid excess on a debtor's sale cannot set off claims against the excess. Negligence in preparing prescriptions can render a pharmacist liable under state law for injuries, even when caused by a registered pharmacist.
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Meherin
Ambrose
Iowa
Natural History Notes on Bees Fish and Birds
Natural history observations describe bees unable to climb smooth surfaces such as glass and tin. The starfish lacks a nose but detects scents via its underside. The lammergeier the old world’s largest bird of prey has a nine to ten foot wingspan. Atlas mountain goats climb trees, some standing erect up to thirty feet high, others lounging on branches as they sway.
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Atlas Mountains
Africa
Scraps of Science: New Sun Temperature and Lungs Nerve Findings
The article notes a reported new sun temperature of 6,200 degrees C presented to the Royal Astronomical Society. It also reports Dr J C Wood showing lung blood vessels have nerves that regulate their size and that nerve-targeting drugs may alter inflammation.
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Charles Wilson
Royal Astronomical Society of London
J. C. Wood
University of Pennsylvania
Stolen Horses Advertised With Brands and Rewards
Four head of horses taken from a pasture in Big Timber Montana are described as a sorrel mare with white stripe weighing 1500 pounds no brand a black colt with a star a six week old foal a 11 year old mare heavy with foal weighing 1400 pounds and a buckskin horse 1300 pounds no brand plus a buckskin mare 4 years old weighing 1050 pounds with heavy foal. The notices offer a total reward of 1700 for recovery and the arrest conviction of the thief and rustlers with branding ownership details supplied by G R Witson the advertiser and owner of the brands on multiple animals.
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Batrry Bros
Big Timber
Mont
St Louis Special Adds Through Service Southeastbound
The St Louis Special on the St Paul Portland line changes time May 4 improving connections with East and South trains. The Northwest through train now runs Portland 8 25 a m Tacoma 3 40 p m Seattle 3 50 p m Spokane 6 55 a m Helena 10 15 p m Billings 7 00 a m with standard sleeper dining and chair cars Portland to Kansas City and St Louis.
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St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Northwest
Chicago
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Helena
Billings
Kansas City
Southeast
Right to an Ranch Branded Horse Claim in Nye Montana
Property notice from A. G. Keer of Big Timber Montana seeks the owner of a gray horse branded on the left shoulder. The animal came to the claimant's ranch in fall 1901. Owner must call, prove ownership, and take the horse. Also notes a humorous Paris Legion of Honor anecdote and a cartoon caption.
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Nye
Montana
A. G. Keer
Big Timber
Mont
Department of the Interior
Per Boreman
Aled Notne
B. M. Njelde
Theodore D. Tinting
Louis Bade
Charles Bailey
O. B. Curtis
Charles Curtis
A. L. Love
Register
Bozeman
Eettler
B. M. Midde
Nicholas J. Tintinger
Homestead Ferry
New
Nwh
Nwn
M. P
Charles Batley
B.M. Mielde
Burd
Harry Sanborn
Jacob L. Rapstad
Edward A. Davie
D. F. Latty
Flrst
United States Land Office
Bozeman Montana
B. M. Mielde
Peter Bergman
M. J. Abrahams
John Kemp
Big Hee
John van Diest
George Haak
Vermeer
Zeman
Gettler
H. C. Jewett
U. S
Jewett's
Jase Jowell
Sey
SW New
Th.s
R.I.E
M. P.M
Eaid
Julius Johnsan
Michael Flanagan
John Hayes
James S. Wheat
Absarokee
Skillman
U.S
Edward W. Kurtz
R.A E
M. P.M. Jto
Enid Land
Grant Keller
Frank Blies
Ole Goldrongon
Thomas Ryan
Felena
Josephine
Enid
B. M. Mjelde
Lea Smont
Nwig
James Andrews
W. McLeod
McLeod, Montana
Harvey Clouse
Peter Michels
McLeod, Mont
United States
Hhereby
Benjamin Urner
Melville
Sweet Grass County
Ling
Lewistown
George D. Martin
Frank BE. Robertson
Biz Bik
M.M
Co. N. Skillman
Charles N. Skillman
Said
Charles F. Williams
Alva Gunby
George W. Moore
Biz Elk
Notics
Land Ofice
Natsee Mont
Fred
C. N. Skillman
Henry Symes
Veel Phili
Ernest Ingle Frank Laares
Mefeed
Jenaet
Antiquated quote reflects labor of a slave era worker
A stark remark from an old time laborer in the Atlanta Constitution describes his rough outlook. He says he gets by with a tile plowing, some voting, and a bit of baptism, illustrating constrained life during the period.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Natural History
Enware
Bunch Rustlers
G. R. Witson
Strayu
Estray
Legion of Llonor
France
Legion of Honor
Mrs. Droptin
Mr. Sputter
Mrs. Splutter
Columbus
State Journal
Minneapolis
Classical
Yale
Harvard
Smith
Wellesley
Princeton
West Point
Vassar
Bryn Mawr
Arthur Dillwyn Hall
Nicolict Av
Hotse
Alfred Rudd
Flist
Flathead Field
State Savings and of
Butte
Union Bank & Trust Co
The
National Bank
Montana Land & Oil Company
M. W. OF
Big Timber Camp
M. W. of A
K. P. Hall
C. A. Caubrugg
V.C
F. Murray
Desert Lend
U. 5
Joseph J. Hopkins
George Monroe
Bi Timber
Albert Hiller
Stillman I. Hlopkins
Frank D, Miracus
Regiator
William G. Strong
Thomas F. Garrett
B. M. Middo
Rueysell Franklin
William Y Whalen
Abraham Wells
Desert Iland
Ewistown
John W. Moore
Big Elk
Big Desert
KY SW
R.we
William M. Desjardine
Lauretta Walker
Lauretta Blake
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
A. Hator
Ann Notany Pusu
Minder
Muntaus
Old “Pioneer
E M. Ball
Court House
Montene
G. McKay
Urner
Rosa Dier
D. d. H. Moore
Standard Gil Co
W.W. Beasley & Son
Stock Commission Brokers
Timber Wooton
A. Perrine
New Idea
Woman’s Magazine
Ipsa
TEE Wew Idea Publishing CO
Broadway, New York
W. Y
Perrin
C. A. Perrin, M. D
T. V. Overhuls
General Merchandise
Grey Cliff
Harvey Brothers
Henry Nicholson
Paul
Duluth
Points East
Alaska Klondike
Ee Ee
Esote
Pacific Express
Licket
W. J. Haynes
Chas
S. Fee
G.P
Pullman
St, Paul
Minn
Spaulding Norserv and
Ondttrany Ca
Spautpisa
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