Sheep in Demand Billy Goat Sweeps Deer Lodge Stores
Deer Lodge news reports a billy goat, gifted to Peter Vallton by Mayor Frank Conley, touring Main Street and rapidly sampling items from local shops. The animal sated its appetite with bananas, onions, apples, beef, and other goods, then wandered toward the courthouse yard. The piece also notes regional mining figures, real estate moves, and social notices amid bustling town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Vallton
Frank Conley
Main Street
Denver
Michigan
Beaumont’s
Billy
Charley Kenyon
Mr. Kenyon
Court House
Modesty Creek Guest Mrs Welton Visits City
Mrs John Welton of Modesty Creek was the guest of her son Ray in this city Monday and Tuesday. G P Lossl John Noe and Al Koehler, well known citizens of Pioneer, are guests in town today. Peter Normandin, the well known cheese owner of Dempsey, was in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carlton
Rreingchmidt
The
Christian Church
Sam Beaumont
Peter Valston
Ofr
J. C. Shanhat
Mitchell
John Welton
Modesty Creek
G. P. Lossl
John Noe
al Koehler
Pionner
Peter Normandin
Dempsey
Poison cases and murder schemes warned by professor
A professor recounted how embalmers and undertakers could mask poison deaths in small towns, citing arsenic and cyanide cases. He described a clergyman repeatedly marrying widows for gain, and discussed misdetection risks and public interest in poisons. He noted chemists and readers seeking poison names for various motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
Barnet
Adam
Rustrate
Always A Double In Washington Gossip Of Lookalikes
Washington gossip notes that doubles of prominent figures appear on the capital streets. From Lawrence Gardner mimicking Cleveland to ex-Congressman Fowler posing as McKinley and a Treasury clerk resembling Mrs. Cleveland, lookalikes sparked invitations and stories. War heroes and Dewey resemble-ers also circulated without real shifts in role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Mail and Express
Cleveland
Lawrence Gardner
Democratic National Committee
District of Columbia
Fowler
New Jersey
McKinley
Treasury Department
Army
Navy
Gripman
Dewey
Raising the Dead. Prof Tuffier case fascinates readers
London papers discuss a reported case by Prof Tuffier claimed to have revived a man after opening the thorax and manipulating the heart. The piece notes cautious medical views on resuscitation, acknowledging that death is not always final until tissue chemistry alters viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Prof. Tuffier
Comforting Words to Women and Lydia Pinkham Advice
A historical testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash from Mrs. O. B. Lapp of Galveston Texas. The letter describes relief from backache headaches whites and menstrual pain after using multiple bottles and calls the remedy invaluable. It promotes women seeking guidance and cites Mrs Pinkham as a trusted advisor for female health and hospital avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Rival after Apparent Dissolution Provokes Debate
The passage discusses a controversial sequence of medical interventions including artificial respiration, stimulant or saline injections, and other measures. It notes Professor Tuffier’s claim that, if accurately reported, the case could be a striking and possibly justifiable physiological experiment on a human subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuffiers
Tuna Eating Habits Boost Banana Prices in City
The York Mail and Express notes a yearly rise in tuna consumption and a growing demand for bananas. It reports scarce Cuban bananas, a half-bunch sold for a dime, and even two cents for ripe yellow-skinned varieties, reflecting tight supply in downtown fruit markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Mail and Express
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Montana
In pursuance of a Montana district court order, Frank H. Cooney as administrator will sell at public auction on May 24, 1899 at 2 pm at the front door of the Butte County courthouse. The sale covers all rights of Mary Turner at her death in an undivided one fourth interest in the La Monte Lode Claim Lot 280, Survey 988, T3N R?W, Montana. Cash payment requires 10 percent on sale day. remaining balance upon court confirmation. deed at purchaser's expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Mary &. Turner
Court House
Butte City
Mary
la Monte’ Lode
T. 3
Forfeiture Notice on Green Copper Lode Claim in Montana
William Burton Mary Laird Henry Crangle Nina B Witherspoon announce required annual expenditures for the Green Copper lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana. Coowners must contribute within ninety days or risk losing their share as per Revised Statutes. Notice dated March 16 1899 in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colbert
Mary B. Campbell
Summit Valley
Buree Bowcompe Menta
Clark
Silver Now
Montana
United States
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Nina B. Witherspoon
Butte
Dr Huie Pock Clinic Advertises Pure Root Cure
An old Butte advertisement markets a medical clinic at 2275S Main St offering “the only pure root and herb treatment” for chronic disease and women’s ailments. It claims permanent cures in private diseases and notes years of study with successful treatment outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huie Pock
Main St
Butte
J D McArego Veterinary Surgeon Ad
J D McArego Veterinary Surgeon honorary graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada treats all diseases of domesticated animals according to scientific principles office at Marlow s Stables 1043 Main Street telephone 293 cases promptly attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
Marlow's Stables
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Colorado
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W. K. Foote
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F. Ward
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Overland
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Richie Property
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Veter Como
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Chicago
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Anaconda
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Fred H. Woss
Zenor
Lee Haskett
Spokane Falls
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Oro Pin District
Hia Placer
Jurge J. M. Hinkle
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New York Journal
Charles FE. Pellew
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Republic
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