Inventions Timeline from 18th to 19th Century Innovators
The Journal of Education outlines key historical inventions with creators and dates. It credits Elias Howe, Sir Humphrey Davy, Samuel Morse, James Watt, Richard Trevithick, George Stephenson, Robert Fulton, Elisha Gray, A Graham Bell, and Edison among others. It lists developments from sewing machines and telegraphs to steam engines, rails, locomotives, steamboats, and the telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Howe
Cambridge
Mass
Sir Humphrey Davy
Edison
Brush
Samuel F. B. Morse
Charlestown
Congress
Janes Watt
University of Glasgow
Richard Trevithick
George Stephenson
James Watt
Robert Fulton
Hudson
New York
Albany
Elisha Gray
Chicago
A. Graham Bell
Washington
Colbeare
Tufts College
Massachusetts
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
N. J
Westinghouse
Bushnell
Peter Hele
Drebbel
Lippersheim
Ganstleisch
Eli Whitney
Jansen
Senefelder
Franklin
Schwarz
Montgolfier
Torricelli
Journal of Education
Rules for Fire Escape and Self Help
Fire safety guidance from the Washington Star advises staying low to avoid smoke, choosing exits at bottom or top, and using woolen garments to beat flames. It covers staying with family in a safe front room, covering faces with damp cloths, not opening burning doors or windows, and using bedsheets as ropes to evacuate women and children when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Tales From The Strand Of Oddities And Inventions
Read about tiled Tuileries origins, lunar Arabian year, stamps from 1765, Peele introducing bookkeeping to England, and a Venice algebra lineage. Notes on Beach Haven bridge wood, Jerome’s billiard table, royal marks, telegrams to Rio costs, phonograph closets, 2000 workers coal task, Birmingham dummies, and a theme on long reign. Also fragmentary items on guns, cowboy fears, Paris gambling, and bridal calling etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuileries
Tuile
National Museum
Washington
England
Frei Italy
Peele
Barge
Venice
Beach Haven
Beach Haven Park
Cassel
Jerome
Westphalia
Rio
Humbert
Duke of
Aosta
New York
Reynoldsville
Sykesville
Punxsutawney
Pennsylvania
Birmingham
Europe
Calls on Various Occasions in Polite Society
This piece outlines social calls and etiquette for occasions beyond ordinary visits. It notes that calls are appropriate when a friend hosts a visitor, and that cards should be left if encounters are missed. It covers calls after entertainments, engagements, departures, and funerals, emphasizing tact and proper messaging.
Gloves Kill Minsk Woman After Severe Itching
A Minsk girl bought gloves inspired by Sarah Bernhardt and soon itched. Her arms worsened into sores the next day, and within a week she died of blood poisoning. Doctors suspect the skin came from an animal with a contagious disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsk
Russia
Fricassee Method for Poached Chicken with Aromatic Sauce
A historic kitchen note explains blanching chicken pieces in well water for two to three hours, then frying in butter with flour, thinning with water, and seasoning with salt white pepper nutmeg parsley chives and a lemon or vinegar finish. The dish is simmered three quarters of an hour and thickened with yolk mix while preserving white meat by lemon rub and buttered paper cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricassee
Terms of Court in Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes 1890 district court terms in Jefferson starting first Mondays of January and April, in Beaverhead starting first Mondays of February and May, and in Madison starting first Mondays of March and June. Each term opens at 16 A M on Monday, per Judge’s order and Clerk R Z Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Madison
Montana
Jefferson County
Madison County
R. Z. Thomas
Backlen's Arnica Salve for all skin eruptions sale
Backlen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, and skin ailments. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back, priced at 25 cents per box and sold by N. M. White at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. White
City Drug Store
Annual school district trustee elections set for April 5 1890
Beaverhead district No 10 holds election for one trustee for three year term on Saturday April 5 1890 from 2 pm until sundown. Dillon clerk R J Moone TBD. District No 2 to elect two trustees April 5 1890 at Bahop school house 3 pm. District No 11 votes for one trustee April 5 1890 polls 11 am to 1 pm. Clerks Serapa E m Bishop Samua BuoruenS ll dt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Poindexter
Beaverhead County
Montana
R. J. Moone
Dillon
Mont
Bahop
Serapa E. m
U. F, Bisuop
Dist
Samua
Buoruens
Sthday
Soo
Jas. Eve
Wlack
Land Office Notice of Pre-emption Claim in Montana
The district court of Beaverhead County will hear Max Lauterbach on April 12, 1890 regarding pre-emption incident for section 1 and 12, township 11, range 6. Witnesses Frank Landon John R. Selway Peter Tatchio and Alexander Girvan supported by registrar Langhorne in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Biel
District Court of
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Max Lauterbach
Shia SW
Notice of final proof in Beaverhead County Montana
Lanv Creice Saint Helena March 1 1890 notice that George Hager will make final proof on preemption claim No 10436 at Dillon April 14 1890 and witnesses Conrad Meine Reuben Saxton aenpeth Gampslager John Moynihan all of Dillon Mont. Also appears Max Hammerschloger plaintiff vs Charles McCanty Groner BK Tanpent Louis Kaufman and firm Nelson Mikus dissolved notice for school district No 4 election April 1800 Gro French district clerk Esther E Evans plaintiff in Beaverhead County Montana district court Fifth Judicial District
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanv Creice
St Helena
Mont
District Court
Beaverhead County
Dillon
George Hager
S. NE
Helena
Lewis M. Morrison
Henry Thompson
Adm
Jon
R.o W
John Peate
Henry Wanica
Henry Gleed
George Hungate
Lima
P O
Brick Brick Brick Notice In County Paper
Vague note urges readers to subscribe to the county paper with repeated exclamations about bricks and notices, lacking clear event details or names. The fragment suggests a promotional insertion rather than a full news item.
Notice of Forfeiture on Ingersol Lode Mine Claim
Notice to Tos. D. Mi heirs or assigns of labor and improvements expended on the Ingersol quartz lode claim in Beaverhead County Montana for 1885 1889. If the share of 1,6624 dollars is not contributed within ninety days, the interest will be forfeited to co owners under section 2324 US Revised Statutes. Anon THOMAS Clay ALLEN Dillon February 13 1890 first publication February 14 1890 Mt Sia act Ns doa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon Thomas
Clay Allen
Notice to Joseph Shepherd on Blue Belle lode claim
I have expended $500 in labor to hold the Blue Belle lode mining claim in Vid mining district Beaverhead county Montana. Located April 1884 and recorded vol 6 page 253. Labor was for years 1835-9 to hold under Section 2324 U.S. Revised Statutes. If you do not contribute within 90 days of service or publication, your interest may vest in me. Publication date January 9, 1800. Ricnaxp Z Tuomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shepherd
Vid
Beaverhead County
State of Montana
Territory of Montana
United States
Ricnaxp Z
Tuomas
Notice of Publication for Final Will in Beaverhead County
Settler Thomas Clement files notice he will make a final will before the district court clerk in Dillon on May 3 1890. He presents proof of continuous residence and cultivation on preemption land in sections 1 2 township 8 range 8 West. Witnesses listed are John Cloutier William Derosier John Rhino and Treffley Rose of Barnack Montana. Montana land office registrar Lanenorney notes date March 12 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Beaverhead County
Mont
Dillon
Thomas Clement
D. S. No. SR
John Cloutier
William Derosier
John Rhino
Treffley Rose
Barnack
S. W. Lanenorney
Helena
Montana
Final Proof Notices for Beaverhead County Settlers
United States Land Office announces two final proof hearings for Montana settlers. Robert H. Rash files for preemption No. 9938 in Beaverhead County with witnesses Thomas Flynn and others, to be proven April 10, 1890, before the Dillon district court clerk. A second notice lists Frank A. Flousel for homestead No. 3607 in Wisdom, with witnesses William Monomery and Mathias Waldherr, to be proven May 5, 1890, in Beaverhead County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
District Court
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Montana
Robert H. Rash
Thomas Flynn
Frederick Taylor
Franklin Abbott
Thomas Tritt, Jr
W. Lanauorne
9Th Register
Beaverhead county pre emption claim witnesses named
Lane Orrick of Helena Montana files in Dillon Montana on May 3 1890 a pre emption claim for the S1 2 SW section 2 and Nw Nw section 11 township 11 south range 4 west. He names witnesses John R Selway Benjamin B Taylor Cater Tatchio and Max Lauterbach all of Dixon to prove residence and cultivation of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Roo W. Ile
John R. Selway
Benjamin B.taylor
Cater Tatchio
Max Lauterbach
Dixon, Ont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pillow Tribune
Paris
Harper's Bazar
Backlen
California
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Car
Louisville
Dillon, Montana
Joan Herrman
Tegal
Frank Landon
Peter Tatchio
Alexander Girvan
Vilon
W. Langhorne
Register
Susan Andras
Bie Wing
Recorder
The
United State
F. M
S. W. Laxarorne
W. R Billings
W. KR. Billings
Argenta
Hescounts
JamEs H. Mackayy
W. R. Billings
John Auten
Lima P.O
County of
William R. Gilbert
Niwas Wis BW
Nwia
James P. Morey
David Lamont
John R. Gilbert
Conrad Meine
Dijon
W. Lananorne
Suminmons— District Court
Max Hammerslovgr
Paintiff
Charlys McCanthy
Groner BK
Tanpent
Louis Kauf- Man
State of
Charles McCarthy
George KF. Tarbell
Louis Kaufman
Leys Cartier
Levi Cartier
George KE
Tarbell
Teres
Thos. J. Galbraith
Webray
A. D
Chas. Mikos
Dick Nelson
Nelson & Mikus
Chas. Mikus
Crakles Mikus
W. Lancuorne
Esther E, Evans
Grafton D
Evans
Grafton
J. Burleign
J. A West
Spring Hill
Herman & Milton
St. Joe
Big Hole River
Dewey
Witt A. Jones
Pao Mont
Lanp Ovrney
Frank A. Flousel
Wis Swy
William Mon Omery
Mathias Waldherr
Alfred J. Turner
George W. Bailard
S. W. Lanaionne
W. Lanonorne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!