Notice for Publication in Land Office at Missoula
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed for final proof to support his claim. William G. Mologne seeks to prove residence and cultivation on the NW of Sec 28 Tp58 R15W before U S Commissioner L J Price in Dillon Montana on April 28 1898. He is supported by witnesses C Kenney Jackson MT A Romain do Fessenden Ludwig Gerlin and J M Evans, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
L. J. Price
U. S
Dillon
William GC. Mologue
C. Kenney
Jackson
Montana
A. Romain
Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction Dillon Montana 1898
Administrators of the William R. Gilbert estate announce a public auction of ranch land in Beaverhead County Montana and city lots in Dillon. Hard cash terms apply with minimum bids of 2250 for the ranch and 800 for the city parcels. sale set for April 28 1999 at 2 30 p m at the courthouse front door Dillon.
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M. H. Parker
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Chambers
William R. Gilbert
Ange
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Montand
City of
Poindexter & Orr
Idaho Street
Courthanas
Lampent Ecren
Theopenr Nelson
William J. Gilbert
Congress Argues Over Cuba Autonomy and U S Policy
Debates erupt over a president's Cuban policy with General Grosvenor’s key announcement. Lentz denounces coercive aims while Hepburn condemns the idea as scoundrelism. Bailey counters that the wording stops short of explicit independence endorsement.
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Dpi
Aternte
White House
Senator Elkins
John J. McCook
United States
Spain
Hepburn
General Grosvenor
Bailey
Cuba
Plan for War Revenue via Taxes on Beer Tea Coffee and Bonds
Washington April 13 The ways and means committee agrees on a war revenue plan to raise over 100 million dollars annually if war with Spain occurs. Proposed taxes include one dollar per beer barrel and a bank stamp tax, eight cents a pound on coffee and tea, plus tobacco taxes. It also authorizes 50 million dollars in bonds sold at post offices and treasury certificates to cover shortfalls.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Spain
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Wheat And Barley Jump On Produce Exchange Board
In Frisco San Francisco April 18 the May wheat contract rose 104 cents a cental and the December options 1 cent a cental on the Produce Exchange call board. Barley advanced 12 and 103 cents a cental with May up from 1.253 to 1.4s since Thursday.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Produce Exchange Call Board
California crop damage reports drive wheat market rally
Wheat rose as California crop damage reports and strong demand pushed prices higher for May and July contracts. Corn and oats also advanced while provisions were subdued. Government crop data showing improved conditions helped ease market sentiment.
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California
Chicago
Democratic Cuban independence substitute debated in Congress
The article reports on Democratic plans to offer a substitute recognizing Cuban independence and authorizing immediate U S military aid and relief funds, amid debate over the Maine disaster and Spain’s Cuba policy. It notes W A Smith leading opposition, and outlines the party’s proposed text and limited debate.
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Quban “Republic
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hase
The
United
Congress
United States
Republic of
Cuba
Maine
Havana
Republic of Cuba
Political mixed views on Cuba policy and a Kansas land verdict
The article reports varied U S Senate reactions to a presidential Cuba policy message with quotes from multiple senators and representatives. It also covers Justice Brown and a Kansas land proceeds case reversing a court decision for about 1 250 000 dollars to New York Indians. It notes a fatal fire in Pumapeltonia injuring a child and a naval reserves battalion deployment to the League Island navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brown
New York
Brown
Harlan
Brewer
Naval Reserves of
League Island Navy Yard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nahant
New York Harbor
Soldier’s Return and Cure Revealed in Brown County Tale
Asa Robinson, a Union veteran, returns home to Mt. Bierling Illinois after years of rheumatic hell. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his affliction and restoring his health after service and years of painful disability. The tale includes testimonials from a Brown County judge and doctor Henry M Cowen.
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Richmond
Appomattox
Pennsylvania
Grand Review
Asa Robinson
Mt. Bierling
Ili
Lincoln
Democrat-Message
Robinson
Brown County
Williame
Jr. Williams
Aga
Ropinson
A. Diy
Jouun G. Genler
Justice of the People
Henry M. Cowen
A.M. M
R. BE
Williams
Advcation
Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
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Fontana
Evans, Register
Ely
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Warren St
New York City
Meshin
Badili Peters
Thousonds
Mesmin Chemical CO
Dernorr
N. M. White Drug Store
Tribune
and North Pacific Coast
Graat
Rocz
South Omaha
Bourn
Omana
Texas
Kansas City
Lght
Yorkhabetlayy
Smith
Wasumncrox
Conmittes
W. A. Smith
Mich
Foraker
Washincton
House of Representatives
United States of America
Mapri
Ministera
Taaf
Port Antonio
Canrobert
Canary Islands
Hanna
Rep
Teller
Sil
Rep. Colo
Elkins
Rep. W. Va
Maessiyse
Dingley
Rep. Me
Faulkner
W. Va
Cockrell
Mills
Dem
Vox
Onubu
Mason
Uli
Jerry Simpson
Kan
Young
Thurston
Neb
Allison
Philadelphia
George Dugan
South Thirteenth Street
George R. Dugan
Richard Barry
Helen Dugan
Ciry, Mo
Ole Jones
General Agents
L. C. Davidson & CO
Dillon, Montana
Sohmer
Arthur P. Curtain
Helena
Endelhorn
Helena Business College
and Institute OF
Pioneer School
Spedenk Pictal
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