Judge Taft Decision On Engineers and Brotherhood Act
Judge Ricks in the United States circuit court declares Lennon guilty of contempt for failing to move cars during the Lake Shore strike after Brotherhood orders. Seven others are discharged. Taft's injunction ruling against the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers finds conspiracy against law and Chief Arthur cited for boycott. Appeal notice filed for the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totepo
Ricks
United States Circuit Court
Lake Shore
Ann Arbor
Lennon
Taft
Chief Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Arthur
Arthur S
Bayard Heads to England as Senate Confirms Nominations
President nominates Thomas F Bayard of Delaware as ambassador to Great Britain and several ministers and consuls including James Potter of Tennessee to Chile James McKenzie Kentucky to Peru Lewis Baker Minnesota to Nicaragua and El Salvador Pierce Young Georgia to Honduras Edwin Dun Ohio to Japan Morrison Williams Missouri to Vera Cruz Theodore Stephens Illinois to Annaberg John Reynolds Pennsylvania to assistant secretary of the interior Lawrence Maxwell Ohio to solicitor general John Hall Georgia to assistant attorney general Bayard nomination quickly confirmed by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Great Britain
United States
James Potter
Tennessee
Chile
James McKenzie
Kentucky
Peru
Lewis Baker
Minnesota
Nicaragua
Salvador
Pierce Young
Georgia
Honduras
Edwin Dun
Ohio
Japan
Morrison Williams
Missouri
Vera Cruz
Theodore Stephens
Millinois
Annaberg
John Reynolds
Pennsylvania
Interior
Lawrence Maxwell
John Hall
Bayard
Nominations and ceremonial notes from Washington and beyond
The president sent to the senate nominations including James Eckles for comptroller of the currency and Ed mund Curtis and Charles Hamlin for assistant secretary of the treasury. James Mellin, T Farrow and J B Brawley named to treasury roles. two postmasters appointed in Illinois towns Griggsville and Petersburg. President Cleveland may attend Chicago World’s Fair opening on May 1 if conditions permit. Chief Harris signs strip treaty ratification in Tahlequah I T to secure the strip opening.
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Washington
Senate
James Eckles
Illinois
Edmund Curtis
New York
Treasury
Charles Hamlin
Massachusetts
James Mellin
District of Columbia
United States
T. Farrow
South Carolina
J. B. Brawley
Pennsylvania
Stephen Oliver
Griggsville
Miss Snape
Petersburg
Cleveland
Chicago
Harris
TanLequsu
I. T
Iowa Towns Seek Winona and Southwestern Extension
A delegation from Osage Hampton Rockford and Webster City will visit Winona Minn this week to confer with the Winona and Southwestern directors about extending the railway from Osage to Webster City. The towns pledge financial aid to secure the line. The piece also notes a Chicago meeting enforcing a passes ban and Oceanic steamship Alameda voyage with ex queen envoy W R Castle and others sailing to Sydney via Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Extension
Winona
Minn
Osage
Hampton
Rockford
Webster City
Winona and Southwestern Railway
San Francisco
Oceanic Steamship Company
Alameda
Sydney
Honolulu
Prince David Kawanankwa
Paul Neuman
E. C. Macfarlane
W. R. Castle
Hawaiian Annexation Commission
Cigarette Tax Bill Advances in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio House approved a bill to tax retail cigarette dealers at 700 dollars annually and wholesale dealers at 500 dollars, aligning cigarette regulation with liquor laws and signaling likely enactment. A.R. Sutton of Louisville was arrested in Kentucky for the whisky forgery case tied to warehouse receipts totaling 225000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio House
Ohio
Louisvania
A.R. Sutton
A. R. Sutton & Co
Record of high jump horse incident and other April notices
In Kanawazoo Michigan on a Wednesday a famous high jumping horse named Filemaker cleared a seven inch picket fence foully injuring itself and possibly fatally. News from Vienna reports the war office accepted a bullet proof cloth by Herr Sylander of Paris. General Edmond Kirby Smith’s funeral was held in Suwanet Tennessee on April 2. W G Rippey faces an assault with intent to murder indictment in San Francisco. In St Paul a court denied Dr. Pierce’s new trial and sentenced him to seven years. A New Press Association formed in Trenton with capital stock of 2 500 900. Paris reports police deny attacks on the Brandes family. President Carnot tasks M Mesine to form a cabinet in Paris.
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Kanawazoo
Mich
Madam Marantette
Filemaker
Vienna
War Office
Herr Sylander
Paris
Dawe
Mannheim
St. Pau
Pierce
Clayton
South Omaha Live Stock Stock Yards Report
South Omaha stock yards report for April 3 Cattle receipts and prices by weight range show active market with some strength hog prices sliding to 6850 for choice heavy and 6.00 for prime light sheep receipts and prices mixed with lambs 3.00 to 6.00 per hundredweight cattle and hog market trends noted for week end and from Chicago grain and provisions prices report shows wheat weak with May higher and July up 4 cents Oats firm pork ribs and lard prices noted for May July and September closing figures
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South Omaha
Sharan Heavy
Axios
Cascada
Chicago
Carcaco
Inly
Sane
SP Rcs
Young Girl Gown Styles in Gingham and Wool
Describes two charming dress models for a girl of about 16, one in gingham with white insertions and rosettes, the other a porcelain blue wool design with a high yoke and corded edges. Both feature decorative belts, collar details, and tailored sleeves in a vintage New York Tribune vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
DIY Nail Care And A Simple Tea Table From A Past Era
A historical note describes modest manicure gear and cheap elegance, advising separate tools like nail scissors and emery boards. It also explains building a small enamel tea table with barrel tops and pine moldings, a practical project affordable for a home craftsman or capable hobbyist.
Lament of a Gamekeeper Over a Reclaimed Farm
Dean Halin’s Memories recalls a county farm transformed from hunting and partridge briars to a drained model farm. The gamekeeper laments loss of wild birds and bogs, noting wheat production rises yet profits vanish amid foreign competition and farmers’ stubble removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Halin
The swallowing method of large frogs and snakes
A. G. Mayer explains in Popular Science Monthly how prey is swallowed by reptiles and amphibians. The lower jaw bones move independently, allowing one side to push forward and drive teeth in, then the jaw returns. The process repeats with the other side, pulling the victim inward while the skin stretches and ligaments hold the jaws together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mayer
Popular Science Monthly
Local Child Names and Missionary Gossip From Detroit Free Press.
A fragment from a Detroit Free Press page shows a Sunday school scene with a boy named Shadrach Nebuchadnezzar Jones and a teacher asking his name. Exchanges hint at relatives and a missionary in Cannibal Islands, plus remarks about a rejected suitor and potential royal unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadrach Nebuchadnezzar Jones
Clara
Maude-Linider
Detroit Free Press
Extraordinary job offer for national sales agents
The Renxer Manufacturna Co offers exclusive county rights to a patent article with over 100 percent profit and no competition. Agents in the U S and Canada can earn 150 to 600 dollars monthly, with refunds if not profitable in 30 days or 750 dollars for 90 days with subagents. Submit 3 one cent stamps for full details. Pillsbury, Pa 43m
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United States
Canada
Renxer Manufacturna Co
Pillsbury
Legal Notice of Patent Application Morena Mine Montana
Russell M. McLain and John Evans filed for a patent covering 7 linear feet of the Morena lode mine with 100 to 278.5 feet surface ground in Vipond district Beaverhead County Montana. The survey No 416 lists bearings and a 34 square? area. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days or be barred. A Screnert Register and Md Scharniken attorney noted first publication January 27 1893.
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U.S. Lanp
Helena
Mont
Russell M. McLain
Deer Lodge
John Evans
Deweys
Beaverhead Go
Morena Lode
Vipond
Beaverhead
Montana
South Range
Bareling
Meridian
Recorder's
Beaverherd County
Vof
Jockey Lode
Morena
Register
United States Land Office
Final Proof Notice for Benoit Fournier Land Claim
Notice is given that Benoit O Fournier has filed for final proof on his homestead claim No 8823 in the Missoula land office. The hearing will be before R. Thomas, clerk, at Dillon on May 6, 1893. Witnesses: James Montgomery, Robert Vaux, John Wenger, Charles Majors of Fox Montana. Objections or reasons to disallow proof must be presented at the hearing.
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Missoula
Mont
Settlor
Thomas
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Yvizr Benoit O, Fournier
James Montgomery
Robert Vaux
John Wenger
Charles Majors
Fox, Mont
Interior Department
Helena
Meb
Thomas Loughridge
John H. Selway
Thomas M. Selway
Geo.l. Boatman
J. PB. Loughridge
Shertis Sale in BeaverheadCounty Montana Courthouse Auction
Sheriff Thomas F Hamilton to sell the Big Hole Lumber company property by auction at Dillon Montana on a Saturday in April. The deed includes a Deweys building lot and water rights totaling 10000 inches from the Big Hole river and 20000 inches from Miles per Beaverhead County records. Also includes 10000 inches from Leyming Creek per Miles and associated improvements. The sale will transfer all rights of the defendant to the highest bidder for cash.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Bilver Bow
W. U A. Chirk
J. Ross Chirk
Big Hole Lumber Company
Biz Hole Lumber Company
Beaverhead County
Mont
Big Hole River
Franke R. Miles
Leyming Creek
Kraunt Ry Miles
Beaverhead Counnty
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Ister
Lincoln
Ady
Sartein
Kansas
Pia
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Turpie
Joseph W. Ady
Martin
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Morton
Wasuisxatox
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service
Frank A. Dillilush
D. Fisher
A. 5. Mercer
E. A. Slack
G. L. Fryer
T. H. Reeves
L. M. Fay
Wisconsin
H. L. C. Adams
Nathan Pratt
Detroit
D. B. Stewart
Uus
Seare
Iowa
Caicaco
Smith
Suwaner,Tenn
Edmond” Kirby Smith
United Confederate Veterans
Confederacy
Rippey
W. GC. Rippey
John W. Mackay
Dr. Pierce
A New Press Association
Trenton
N. J
American Press
M. Peletah
Asnieres
Otto Brandes
M. Metine
Pents
Carnot
M. Mesine
TUE Markets
Chicago Livestock
Ham
Pan Maite
San Francisco Chronicle
Budge
California
Oregon
Bond & Peterson
Dillon, Montana
Doctor Acke
Roul
G. H. Padley
TOD
Union Meat Market
J. J. Knox
West Side
Inverness
Butte, Mont
Mra Knox
Granite
J. W. Bate
C.cg.c
Govorrloga
Ana Gleet
America
True & CO
Vox
Augusta
ENGELHORN BUSINESS + COLLEGE
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Normal School
H. T. Engelhorn M
Prin Helena
A. Screnert
MD. Scharniken
Shertis Sale
Louis J. Price
Lows
A. Schaaert
Stockmens Directory
Witras
Willis
Horkes
P.M. Senay
Ylorees
Kirchervek
C. Conxenn
Mt. Hlorres
G. W. Perspexton
Alba Miptzhl
Bidet Springs
Madison Co
Kaly Valley
Canyon
Odilion
Squire Ardtoom
Pincktail Deereek Valley
A. Browne
Glendale
Beaverhead Co
Montane
Birch Creek
Thanvins
Metrase
Bandnace
Charles Retallack
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