Judge Henry Rules Court With Scheduled Trials
Judge Henry convened court Monday disposing of several cases and setting trial dates. Cases listed include C. Vinton for Oct 6, J. Allen Oct 7, and J. Willis Oct 8, with other matters against Chas Gaye and Harry McCreery discharged after witness issues. Jurors drawn and various civil matters scheduled through Oct 13.
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Henry
C. Vinton
J. Allen
J. Willis
Chas. Gaye
Harry McCreery
Harry Cosgriff
T. C. McCall
W. Anderson
Svend Johnson
John Halverson
A. G. Hatch
G A R Encampment Excursion From Big Timber
Tickets on a round trip from Big Timber to Washington for the G A R Encampment priced 252.65 with sale on Sept 30 and Oct 1 1902. Final return limit Nov 30 1902. Call four days before Sept 30 to arrange tickets agent W Haynes.
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Washington, D. C
W., J. Haynes
Robbery at Row Leads to Jail Hearing for Madam
Bill Carson reported a $410 robbery to officers at 2 a m blaming May Wilson a madam on the row. She denied the charge and jail searches found her own money hidden in her hair. Wilson faces a hearing tomorrow. Meanwhile she found she had been robbed of 872 cash plus clothes from her trunk. Suspect Gladys Smith, an inmate, fled east and was later reported captured in Dickinson North Dakota. Deputy Cavane headed there to return her.
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Bill Carson
May Wilson
Fallang
Wilson
Gladys Smith
Dickinson N. D
Cavane
Montana State Firemen Association Meeting in Billings 1902
The Montana State Firemen Association will meet in Billings from October 7 to 10, 1902. Round trip fare from Big Timber is 3.30 with sale dates October 6 to 9 and a deadline of October 11. Half fare applies to children aged half fare. Agent W. J. Haynes facilitates.
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Montana State Firemens Association
Billings
W. J. Haynes
Dixon Wins Congress Nomination At Harmonious State Convention
The Republican state convention at Great Falls chose Joseph M. Dixon of Missoula as the congressional candidate by acclamation and W. L. Holloway of Bozeman as associate justice, both amid a smooth, uncontested gathering. Other details note committee selections and prior frontrunner talk.
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Great Falls
Bozeman
J. M. Dixon
Missoula
J. B. Collins
Lewis and Clarke
Mr. French
Silver Bow
Thomas H. Carter
Messrs. Collins
French
Congress
Joseph M. Dixon
Fort
Supreme Court
W. L. Holloway
Holloway
Richards
Henry Smith
Helena
Frank Webster
Dixon
Webster
Smith
State Central Committee
Wm. Lindsay
Glendive
Notable aphorisms from the Atchison Globe
A collection of pithy sayings on marriage beginnings carelessness and social behavior. The quotes touch on slow men losing time in running, bad starts in marriage, warning signs in life, writing ability, worms moral judgment, and troubled mornings before breakfast.
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Atchison Globe
German artist mocks American geography in New York circle
A German visitor in New York challenges Americans on state capitals and mountains. A bold young woman answers Boston for Massachusetts and Charleston for North Carolina, then struggles with Illinois and Montana. The guest remarks accuracy is generally poor, praising one correct response.
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New York City
Gettle
Massachusetts
Boston
Gtrl
Carolina
Charleston
United States
Illnois
Springfield
Montam
Montana
New York Tribune
How Do You Make a Circle
A London Family Doctor note describes testing intelligence by asking individuals to draw a circle with a pencil. It claims that good students draw circles from left to right while inferiors draw right to left, including asylum patients, suggesting directional bias as a measure of intellect.
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London
To Improve the Horse Spirits with Better Feed and Fewer Whips
An 18th century view notes that ensuring sufficient feed and gentler treatment would yield healthier, livelier horses. The author argues restraint in whipping and more attention to diet improve a horse’s vigor and temperament.
Edward I Tall Record From Aged Text
A fragment notes Edward I stood six feet two inches tall and describes leg length details saying tips of his middle or Onzers extended below his knees. The passage offers a curious measure of height and limb length in a historical illustration.
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Edward
Sugar fuels taller heavier growth says physician
A celebrated physician argues that rising height and weight of full grown Americans in the year a century ago largely result from increased sugar consumption.
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