Racing circuit to total sixty thousand nine hundred dollars
The New York Road Drivers' Association lists 520 members as the Colorado circuit plans a $60,900 stake. Breeding plans include Eleata by Hon. Frank Jones and Sophia the St. Louis mare at Memphis. Trainers Ed Baker in East Aurora polishes a string led by Americus, with Kiatawah aiming for races this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
New York
Middlebury
Morgan
N. A. Randall
Walter
Chester
Frills of Fashion Highlight Du Barry and Gown Trends
The New York Post notes the Du Barry tong coat as a current fashion fact. Gowns in pate blue, frost gray trimmed with white silk braid and black French knots are shown. Piques display robe patterns with strong summer appeal. Black and white schemes dominate elegant gowns for all ages. New walking jackets in tan and biscuit cloth feature revers and collars edged with white and dark passementerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Diverse Editorial Snippets From Major Papers
A collection of short quotes from several U S newspapers. Items touch on Secretary Shaw described as farmer for halting bond sales, Imperial Tobacco vs American rival, critiques of weights and measures, praise for college degrees, a remark about Europe versus American scenery, and a note on Americans seeking foreign travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Shaw
New York World
Imperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britain
Philadelphia Press
Chicago Tribune
Washington Star
Europe
Prince Henry
Lookout Mountain
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
State lines and laws touch factories and fuel labeling
A Texas board plans to buy a 25000 acre plantation to employ convicts raising sugar beets. Iowa enacts labeling rules for gasoline jugs with damages awarded for untapped incidents. Pennsylvania manufacturing capital, wages, and output surged in the decade ending 1900, with large gains in investment and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Penitentiary Board
Iowa
Pennsylvania
St Louis Special timetable boosts Northwest to Southeast links
The St Louis Special from the Northwest to the Southeast has changed times on May 4. The through train now leaves Portland at 8 25 am and stops at Tacoma Seattle Spokane Helena Billings with connections to Chicago and St Louis. It offers standard sleeper tourist sleeper dining chair and baggage cars Portland to Kansas City without change and Portland to St Louis with free reclining chair car. It remains the fastest through service and the only direct Northwest Southeast train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Northwest
Chicago
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Helena
Billings
Kansas City
Southeast
Society Doctor Describes Reception As Carbuncle
An old New York Times quip about a social reception calls it a carbuncle. The remark notes the gathering as a big but flawed event while a Sunday school superintendent is accused of misdeed and possible trial. The piece also praises keen observation as a hallmark of great inventors and naturalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Goorman
Slick
Philadelphia Press
Greece Sets Earthquake Shock Tallies Record
The Earthquake Record notes Greece holds a five year tally of 3,187 shocks marking a historic seismic activity level. Scientists track these events to understand regional fault behavior and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Tibetan Districts Allow Multiple Legal Husbands
In Tibetan regions a woman may hold several legal husbands at the same time, while wielding authority that could provoke envy among even the most progressive women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Books In Germany Reach Historic Novel Circulation
In Germany the novel Ekke hard by Schaffel set a record with a lifetime circulation of 180000, a figure achieved over fifty years making it the largest for any novel in the country. The milestone highlights enduring popularity and a slower transfer of readers across generations.
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Germany
Stolen Horses in Big Timber Mont Reward Offered
Baiety Bros. of Big Timber Mont. post a 100 reward for four head of horses stolen from their pasture including a 15 year old buckskin mare 1300 lbs a sorrel mare 1500 lbs a black colt with a star and a foaling mare and a 11 year old day mare 1400 lbs heavy with foal a little star on forehead and faint left shoulder brand plus a TFileavy with foal. Reward includes 850 for recovery and 850 for the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baiety Bros
Big Timber
Mont
Tragedy at Sunderland Ball Claims 182 Children
A disastrous crowd crush at the Victoria ball in Sunderland results in 182 children killed. The catastrophe is blamed on a blocked staircase causing a deadly stampede. Authorities investigate the cause and safety failures at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
A Large Family Lives Under One Roof at French Farm
A five generation family resides together on a Fauquembergu es farm in Pas-de-Calais France. The household spans multiple ages and highlights enduring family ties in rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauquembergues
Department
the Pas-de-Calais
France
Lost branded horse seeks owner in Big Timber Montana
A gray horse branded on the left shoulder stands at large ranch. Owner is asked to call, prove ownership, and recover the animal. Contact A. G. Keter of Big Timber Montana.
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Department of the Interior
Bozeman
Montana
B. M. Mijelde
District Court
Big Timber
Theodore D. Tintinger
Louis Bade
Charles Bailey
O. B. Curtis
Charles Curtis
A. L Love
Register
Boguman
B. M. Mielde
Nicholas J. Paty
Q. B. Curtis
Big Mumber
A. L. Love
Flist
United States Land Office
Elisha Harris
Nys SW
Elisha L. Harrie
Henry C. Curtin
James Arenes
Louis R. Knapp
Ontana
Helena
Josephine Hopins
Ix Ek
C. N. Skillman
U.S
Joseph J. Hopkins
George Monroe
Harry Linborn
Albert Hitler
Stillman, Hopkins
Melville
Fran D. Minacur
William G. Strong
Thomas F. Garrett
Sweet Grass County
Anid
Wesley P. Franklin
Russell Franklin
William Whalen
Abraham Welle
Mont
Scettler
U. S
Montan
Henry Symes
Philip Philipgon
Ernest Ingle
Frank la Forray
McLeod
William. Martin
Rottier
Big Timper
Lee Smoot
M.P
James Andrews
W. F. Meleod
McLeod, Montana
Harvey Clouse
Peter Michels
McLeod, Mont
Lewistown
C.N. Skillman
John A. Muir
Charles F. Williams
William G. Muir
George W. Moore
Jacob H. Muir
Big Elk
Eowanni Brassey, Register
Ulbertab
Nye
A. G. Keter
Mans Rudd
Prove Property
Brgnarp Hanson
Divers Communicate Underwater With Copper Helmets
Divers discuss underwater conversation using copper helmets joined together and shouting to each other. They report that sound travels swiftly and distinctly underwater.
Gatta Percha Demand Outstrips Supply Significantly
A note indicates the demand for gatta percha is six hundred times greater than the available supply, signaling a severe shortage and potential market impact.
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Frills OF Fashion
Robert Louis Stevenson
Gayety
Richard le Gallienne
Antoine Galland
San Francisco Bulletin
Flathead Field
State Savings Unk of
Butte
Union Bank & Trust Co
National Bank of Montana
Montana Land & Oil
Hhalena
Jyor
Bunch Rustlers
Aa. L. Love
Attonney
Blg Timber
Old
Pioneer” Office
E. Hall
Orrick
Court House
J. McKay
Urner
Roussier
Stoll
J. H. Moore
Eureka
Yeeers
Standard Ol Company
W.W. Beasley & Son
Stock Commission Brokers
G.R. Witsox
A, Perrine
Estray
Braan
William M. Des Jardine
Lauretta Walker
Lauretta Blake
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
New Idea
Woman’s Magazine
Ipea Woman's Magazine
THE
WEW Idea Publishing CO
Broadway
T. V. Overhuls
General Merchandise
Grey Cliff
Harvey Brothers
Henry Nicholson
ST. Paul Minneapolis
Duluth
Mhech
Pacific Express
Pacific’ Express
Freight
al Aaa
Pullman
Minneapolis Classical School
Yale
Harvard
Smith
Wellesley
Princeton
West Point
Vassar
Bryn Mawr
Arthur Dillwyn Hall
Nicollet Av
M. W. OF
Big Timber Camp
M. W. of A
K. P. Hall
C. A. Cautrina
F. Murray
MLA
NA Fur & Wool CO
First Avenue
Minneapolis
MINN
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