Court Terms Fixed for 1891 in Three Montana Counties
Regular terms of the court for 1891 are set for Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties. In Jefferson on the first Mondays of January April July and October court opens at 10 o clock a m. In Madison on the third Mondays of February May August and November. In Beaverhead on the second Mondays of March June September and December. By order of the court. R Z Toomas Clerk.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z. Toomas
Happenings From Many Lands and Pages of News
A wide collection of brief items reports events across the nation and world. Notable items include ship shipments of cut flowers from California to Chicago, a fatal quarry accident near Lyons Iowa, a dedication of a Washington lodge building, and diverse legal and political developments from Missouri Iowa Illinois to New York and beyond.
Iowa Supreme Court backs Manchester courthouse plan
A survey of 1900s events notes the Iowa Supreme Court upholding a 40000 courthouse project at Manchester while other items report Sibley population, Osceola county changes, Ohio governor McKinley visit, Hull Nichols marriage, indictments in Des Moines, Georgia physician registration, a 10 story granite hotel in Atlanta, Hague sugar duties, Dubuque mayor salary rise, Berlin gold standard group, Bevington case dismissed in Sioux City, a train suicide near Hampton, a glass industry tie up, Nebraska oleo bill, a New Orleans blast, Carrollton murders, and the Rev Charles story fragment.
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Supreme Court of Iowa
Manchester
Sibley
Osceola County
McKinley
Ohio
Hartford
Hague
Dubuque
Association For the Protection of the
Berlin
T. F. Bevington
Sioux City
William Langdon
Deering Company
Hampton
Nebraska Senate
New Orleans
Carrollton
Taylor Brogaurder
Charles
Multiple incidents mark sharp day of unrest and losses
A string of reports from Cherokee Illinois to Cheyenne Wyoming details a shooting in a quarrel, pardons for Seventh Day Adventists, railway cattle deaths, a miner strike threat, embezzlement fears at Carson City mint, and military moves. Notable names include Timothy Donovan Tobias Hogan Senator Cullom and General Harris.
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Timothy Donovan
Tobias Hogan
Cherokee
Hogan
Cullom
University of Illinois
Joseph Chardan
Jefferson
E. D. Wilkin
Grant
Lincoln
Harris
Louisville
Jennings Demorest
New York
Pike’s Peak Cog
Rhea County
Tennessee
Turney
Wyoming
W. H. Bentley
Beaver Crossing
Nelx
Arizona
Williams
Herbert
Chicago
Bribery Charges Spark Lobbyroom Violence in Arkansas
In Little Rock a lawmaker spat in Governor Clarke’s face after a clash over a railroad commission bill. Clarke drew and was disarmed. he will plead guilty to assault. Authorities released him on his own recognizance amid threats of further trouble following the volatile exchange.
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Litte Rock
Arkansas
Commonwealth
Gleason
Railroad Commission
House of Representatives
Jancey
Phillips County
Jones
Marion County
Governor Clarke
Clarke
Japan's Peace Conditions Reported by Reliable Authority
Paris sources state Japan proposes terms for peace including Korea independence, cession of southern Manchuria with Port Arthur, Formosa, opening of Chinese ports and rivers to trade, a 400 million yen indemnity, and occupation of strategic points until payment is complete.
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Japan
Paris
Corea
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Formosa
Indians Threaten to Shoot Workmen in Kottenai Valley
Indians rise in the Kottenai valley and threaten to shoot reclamation workers. The company telegraphs the government for assistance. the Indians are said to come from the American side of the boundary.
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Nelson
B. C
Kottenai Valley
Sidney Guy Sea Dies in Cleveland of Consumption
Sidney Guy Sea former business manager of the Chicago Herald at Santa Fe New Mexico died in Cleveland of consumption. The remains will be brought to Cleveland for burial.
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Cleveland
Sidney Guy Sea
Chicago Herald
Santa Fe
N. M
Japs May Attack Canton and Peel Resigns in London
The report notes a rumored Japanese assault on Canton with torpedoes placed in the river for defense. It also records Speaker Arthur Peel’s resignation in the House of Commons and his farewell address delivered at 3:30 p.m. London society buzzes over the political shift.
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Canton
Honea Kona
Pescadore Islands
Peel
London
House of Commons
Arthur Wellesley Peel
Insurgents Reported In Central Cuba Spark Alarm
Mapx70 April 7 reports bands of insurgents appearing in the island center challenging earlier belief that the rebellion was confined to the eastern coast, causing disquiet among observers.
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Cuba
Prices of Spirits Reduced in Illinois
Illinois officials announce a 20 cent per gallon reduction in prices of spirits and alcohol for all distributors. The move appears to target lowering consumer costs and stabilizing the market across the state.
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Pronta
Four Killed In Freight Wreck At Wood River Bridge
A heavy Chicago and Alton freight train bulged at Wood River bridge near East Alton Illinois killing four men outright and leaving two fatally injured. Twenty trains behind cars caused a mid train collapse then crushed flats and wrecked others. Injured were moved to a local hospital. inquest opened. two identified victims named David Heffley Watertown Wise and Frank Hartman Philadelphia. Fourteen tramps were seriously injured.
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Alton
Ills
Wood River Bridge
Chicago and Alton
East Alton
David Heffley
Watertown
Wise
Frank Hartman
Philadelphia
Five Die After Wreck on Narrow Gauge Near Summerfield
A Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati narrow gauge wreck near a trestle five miles west of Summerfield killed four persons instantly and left a fifth fatally injured. Engineer Eli Lucas died on the scene along with Mrs E Young and her young child from Summerfield and Jesse Jones the fireman suffered fatal injuries.
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Zanesville
Bellaire
Cincinnati
Summerfield
Eli Lucas
E. Young
Beatlesville
Jesse Jones
Milne is slain by Casper mayor J J Hurt in shooting
Casper Wyoming April 6 Senator J J Hurt mayor of Casper shot William Milne a sheep owner last night Hurt fired five shots all hitting Milne Hurt says Milne was too intimate with his wife Hurt is among the largest sheep owners in the region Price of oil rises as Standard Oil to pay 127 per barrel in booming market Oil City reports 137 per barrel Missouri grain elevator burn causes 125000 loss seven story structure held about 10000 bushels of wheat
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Mexican Republic
Germany
Pescadore Islands
Canton
Atlantic and
Pacifico
Winslow
Washington
Webster County
German Evangelical Conference
Nora Springs
O. H. Mansur
Treasury
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Washton
Clinton Park
Confederate Veterans’ Association of
Kentucky
W. C. P. Breckinridge
American Starch Works
Columbus
Ind
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ticket
Auburn
Robinson
Emporia
Kan
John B. Gordon
State Normal School
Iowa State League of American Wheelmen
Jefferson
Northwestern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Sioux City
Des Monnes
Clinton
Blue Canon
Seattle
Wash
Union Pacific
Denver
Gulf Road
Lawler
Chattanooga
Tenn
Carriaco
Missouri River
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Omaha
Kansas City
Nebraska
Sterling
Colo
Kansas
Montana
Dakotas
Wyoming
Illinois Central
Alton
Texas
William Milne
Casper
Casper, Wy
J. J. Hurt
Hurt
Milne
Senator Hurt
Pirrssurg
Standard Oil Company
Oil City Exchange
Missouri Grain Elevator
St. Louis
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report April 9
Fair weather and easy cash demand steadied the grain market with May wheat 44¢ lower, corn 4¢ down, oats 8¢ lower. Provisions rose with notable gains in lard and ribs. closing prices show April wheat 54.54¢, May 54.34¢, corn 45.3¢, oats 24¢, lard 5.97 to 7.02, ribs 5.39 to 6.57, while bone- chair price listed at 12.17 for May and 12.27 for July. Live stock receipts at South Omaha total 1,900 cattle with mixed prices across weight classes.
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Chicago
Cnicaco
Young Girl's Fortune Restored by Nervine Cure
A Brighton New York mother praises Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for healing her daughter Blanche from nervous tremors and loss of use in the arm. After trying physicians and remedies, one bottle led to weight gain and full recovery. the company offers Nervine for $1 per bottle or six for prepaid with a money back guarantee.
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Aphro Medicine CO
Western Branch
Dillon Drug Store
Postoffice
Blanche
Miles
KR. Bullock
Brighton
N. Y
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Ayer
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
G. H. Padley
Union Meat Market
Joseph Bourret & Co
Legal Biauks
Dina
California
Lyons
Bill McFarland
John Snyder
Fempie i
Iowa
Governor Sheldon
Pierre
G. W. Mapes
The
Medical Society of
Missouri
Llinolis
Jesus Vilprando
Felicino Ghavez
N.M
Thomas Martinez
Libby
Morgantown
New York Assembly
Yeas
Prince Bismarck
F. W. Griffin
Northwestern National Bank
Nebraska Supreme Court
Hill
Robert Fulton
Ill
Union Mills
Harry St. John
St. John
Oklahoma Territory
Joseph Bender
Anton Hesing
Toledo
Hazen
Morrill
J. C. Butler
Topeka Insane Asylum
William Steenstrand
Cotton King
Liverpool
Clear Lake
Democratic Central Committee of
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick Douglass
Charles Geska
Elyria
Atchison
Indiana
Hamilton Printing Company
Topeka
Southern
Pacific
Central Trust Company of
Bivalve
Port Morris
N. J
Dobs
A. KR. U
Percy Ives
Detroit
Boise
Boston
Newfoundland
American and Canadian Forestry Association
Cape May
Creston
Green
New Hampton
Oldstead
Sibley, In
George B. Dimmitt
McCook
Neb
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific
W. R. Callyote
Wood Heirs
Aspen
Rock Island
Dover
O.T
Independente
Alta Mine
Delamar
Bell Telephone Company
T _ Adams
Kate
Jesse Edgington
Eldora
John H. Deyo
Colored Masonic Lodge of
Albany
Sioux Falls
S. D
Ray Allen
Fred, Watson
John Roberts
Joseph
Kilgore
Thomas McCall
O. R. McNary
Lvenworth
Charlotte
Kk. P. Gohlman
F. M. Mills
Des Moines
Lincoln, Ill
Smead Foundry Company
C. W. Everett
Leavenworth
Bennett
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Nelson Anderson
Leadville
August Strom
John M. Palmer
Ilinois
Democratic State Central Committee
Duke of Aosta
Helena
Orleans
Vatican
M. Calvin
Portland Iron Company
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
Coundrey
Leaves
James Kirkley
Kirk Cimske
Charles Silverman
C. Ramsburg
William Lister
Samuel Olsen
James McNulty
J.A. Morgan
Martin M. Blum
E. T. Chase
Charles Carlson
H. Ravett
Philip Binkle
J Williams
Alexander Henrickson
Burlington
Coatmakers Association
South Omaha
SouTh Cana
Oxford
Triming
Red Rock
Salmon River
Gibbonsville
Pine
And
Leesburg
Salmon City
N. R
Cold Spring Station
H. A. Williams
Inventive Age
Washington, D. C
Iplomas
Dana
Edereee
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