World History Chart Attracts Oregon Exhibit
A large chart titled history of mankind was received by the Agricultural Building and placed in the Oregon department. It presents nations, empires, rulers, dates, and artifacts in a synchronized timeline, emphasizing concurrent events across civilizations and ages. A crowd immediately gathered to view the exhibit, praised by Philadelphia Press as a remarkable object lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Man
Garden of Eden
Egypt
Syria
Nineveh
Babylon
Earth
Efort
Troy
Athens
Caemus
Cheops
Zoroaster
Hesiod
Solomon
Homer
Lycurgus
Dido
Carthage
Elijah
Islan
Romulus
Rome
Pythagoras
Xerxes
Sovrales
Ezra
Plato
Xenophon
Malachi
Europe
Philadelphia Press
German Mining Dormitories For Workers In Dortmund District
The Annals describe mining dormitories and canteens built for workers from Dortmund Bonn and Halle. Lodging and meals are offered from Saturday to Monday with free lighting and heating in most cases. By 1875 Dortmund had 28 large and 7 small sleeping houses capable of housing 4800 workers with facilities such as libraries and baths. Silberau near Enns features a 2500 square foot complex with a 300 person refreshment room and hot water heating costing £4500 or about £22 10s per lodger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortmund
Bonn
Halle
Saarbruck
Wilo i
Westphalia
Silberau
Enns
Small and Large Mining Companies and Camp Development
The piece argues that many mining camps prosper without big companies. It praises small, honest miners with modest capital for rapid, multiple prospecting leading to wider effort. It warns against overreliance on large firms, noting management, capital, and metallurgical challenges can ruin projects. It emphasizes practical skill over grand schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abi
Quay
Sural
Ug Supreme
Lan
Virginia
Eureka
Chinese trade and finance amid silver shortage and famine risks
The report notes large capital flows and stockpiles abroad with 28 000 bales of silt valued around £3 000 000 in Shanghai. It cites high lending rates in China and India and a tea market halted at Foochow due to cash shortages. Lead production and export potential are discussed as a bright spot, while famine fears loom and silver scarcity persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Exchange
Shanghai
Foochow
China
Trai
MIBEL'S LOOK In Cage Yesterday
Brief, unclear OCR fragment references a morning cage sighting involving Mibel with limited readable details and no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
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Butte
Office On Broadway
Town Town
Coun
A. W. Beal,m. D
Montana
At-Law
Henry Elling
Virginia City
America
Yilliam
Inxs
Arnold
Woodward
Parchen
Ene Sale
D’acheul
Deer Lodge
Helena
Isbayerse
Nationa, &c
Fort Benton
J.M. Wetzel
Main Street
Wetzel
Copperopolis
Rosenthal
Scott House
California
Mares & Jacobs
Deer Lodge,’t
Sam. Scott
Butte City
McBurney House
Deer Lodge City
Atles Worth & McParland, Provrietary
Viciuity Dat
Girton House
Butte. City, Mont
Robert Girton
Paurnieren
No Earth Nor Saloon
Mouse
Bogan
Ted
Hotel de Mineral
Autte City
Indies
Hutte
Mie
Marks & Tacos
Hauswirtit Bros
Floush
and Notaries Public
Miney
Independence
Summit
Agency
G. W. Beal
W. Beal
Broadway
Park Streets
Montana Avenue
Summit Valley
Main St
Park Street
Cosmopolitan and
St. Loui Hotels
W. F. Sanders
A. J. Davis
R. T. Kennon
J. C. Robinson
Wmn
H. Weimar & Co
W. W. Morris
David Boerum
Boze
Main
Schwab & Zimmerman
Helena, Montana
Mt. Louis
Castropolitan
Thaye
John Morris
H. C. Wiebold
Silver Bow
A. M. Esler
First National Bank
Hole
Montaur
Edward A. Giffrey
California Street
San Francisco
Kaa
Tory
Black Hills
Gulch
Iron Bear Gulch
Deadwood
Bear & Gulch
Sheridan
Terry
Crook
Germany
Francisco Mining Pres
Beri
United State
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