Local paper notices and subscription prices in 1890 Dillon
The item lists subscription rates by mail prepaid with 1890 dates and addresses for newspaper offices. It questions if city voters must register, noting registration covers state and county elections unless municipalities enact ordinances. It reviews extradi tion treaty amendments with Great Britain, ratification in London, and effect date April 4, 1890, plus implications for criminals seeking Canada as asylum before the treaty.
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Great Britain
London
Canada
Storms and floods hit Kentucky and beyond in recent disaster
The dispatches recall May and September 1889 storms as a new round of severe weather devastates eastern Kentucky and surrounding areas. Drenching rain, levee breaches, and widespread flooding inundate parishes in Mississippi while the central river outlet floods cause extensive property loss and loss of life. Authorities warn that future blows remain unpredictable.
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East
Colorado
Dakotas
Mississippi
Johnstown
Educational progress in Montana schools in 1881
The Inter Mountain clip reports Montana school data for 1881 including tax collections of 325 617 25 dollars, 344 districts, 477 schools, 507 teachers with 156 males and 351 females, average wages 75 08 for men and 5692 for women, 36803 students and 16376 aged 6 to 16, 26 new school houses, 28 new districts, 11 more schools, and 65 additional teachers. State superintendent Wylie’s 1885 report is also cited for general statements.
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Wylie
State school statistics and voting rights clarified
The year’s school data show 249 districts, 309 schools, 337 teachers with 100 male and 237 female, total tax for schools $215,872 and 16,626 census children. Five hundred new schoolhouses planned. salaries reflect prior years. A Montana law ruling confirms voters at school elections: any taxable district inhabitant age 21 plus ownership of district property, male or female, may vote.
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Blackstones
Orr Special Offer Features Miss Bisland Trip
The April issue presents the world tour begun on six hours notice with photos and drawings by Robert Blum. Contributors include Nelson Page and Arthur Sherburne Hardy, with a complete story on George Washington's Last Duel. A fairy tale The Enchanted Base-Ball by Sydney Cowell, illustrated by Chapman and others, draws broad reader interest. A portrait of the Emperor of Germany by V Gribayedoff fronts the number, and Poultney Bigelow discusses the German army.
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The Cosmopolitan Complete Number Preview
This issue features elaborately illustrated portraits of Eaton Hall and Princeton University with a glowing sketch of Princeton and a portrait of President Patton. Pelham Clinton and Allan Marquand contribute articles, and Murat Halstead launches his Reviews of Important Current Events. The Cosmopolitan invites annual subscriptions at 3.90 in advance.
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