Contributions to Charities and Institutions in 1897
A dated summary reports United States charitable giving for 1897 totaling $33,612,514 with 1896 and 1804 figures cited. It lists leading donors such as J Pierpont Morgan and Mrs. Leland Stanford to Stanford University, John D. Rockefeller to churches, George Pullman for maintenance, and other benefactors to charities, libraries, museums, and art galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. Pierport Moran
PLO
Leland Stanford
Stanford University
BLUM
John Red Martin
Churetes
Johan BR. Deering
George Mo Pullman
Palbo Widener
Charles Contoit
Henrietta Roov. Baker
US faces long pension rolls and potential death risk
The note expresses concern that while it would be easy for the United States to grant Spata a death thing, there is fear about an Anette pension roll as long as the current one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spata
Unclear political campaign notes in fragmented text
Fragmented OCR text outlines political candidacy and county governance topics with reference to Creer ta and Peaverhead county. Mentions petitions, potential county actions, and legal notices amid garbled lines and partial names.
Seventeenth annual report warns of mining setbacks at Hecka Co
Henry Kippenberg of Hecka Mining Co Glendale Heaverhead County presents his seventeenth annual report citing reduced ore quality and lower output. He notes a shut down of the shelter due to insufficient lead and a loss for the year despite materials value and tried remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kippenberg
Hecka Mining Co
Glendale
Heaverhead County
Reese
Bert
Itia
Mnether
Pep
Copper mines and waterway work reshape the Big Hole region
The article notes development around Camp Creek and Cap Creek copper mines with plans for new road realignments, quarrying from Camp Creek stones, and a washer, linking to Washoe company activities. It mentions a new lime work and extending the riverbank path along the Big Hole, signaling resource extraction and transport projects in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisa
Camp Creek
Washoe Company
Lemet
Fragmentary note on a warehouse incident and water damage
Incomplete report describes heavy water flow at a facility. A powerful pipe appeared to flood the site and three dozen cars were affected. Parts of the scene mention Dillon and a warehouse near a hospital district but details are unclear and readings are fragmentary.
Constitutional Court Debates on State Board and International Law
A lengthy court session discusses the constitutionality of a writ petition from a state board member and the Arid Land Council in a case touching the Yellowstone canal project. The proceedings address international law questions and the status of Premier leadership while observers note the delicate, procedural nature of the arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolen
AtGresitad
Alex
Yellowstone
Crete
Paket
Weekly Excursions to St Louis via Lake and Denver
Weekly excursions depart starting February 23 and recur each week. Boats will travel to St Louis via Sea Lake and Denver, with modern Tourist Sleepers and no train changes en route. Tickets available through Porter and Company with connections to Henderson and Kerala County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis
Sat Leake
Dester
Kerala Coty
St. Louis
Harrington Bees
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Phithem
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Teity Senperinio
Sis
Tf Ord
Montana Mercantile Company
Montana
Dillon, Mont
Republic
TSY7
Thor
HAE Republic
the Republic
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Spain
Feneda
Hendie
Sherepen
the Merchant Tailors
Iomtama
H. D. Brainard
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Kentucky Liquor Store
Ontana
California
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Howard
OLD Crow
Hermitage
Mc’brayer
OLD Glory
Guckenheimer
RYE
Baltimore
Idanha
Schlitz
ARS
Kurt
Dane
Police and
Iters
Safisfar
Sporting Goods
Fram
Piedia Packie
Ite
F. Huber
Este
Dillon Cash
Garlene IN
Vis Sea Lake
Denver
Jorn Excharrson
Colemen C. Barnett
Foel Richardaos
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