New Homestead Law Expands Settlers Rights and Entries
A new omnibus act broadens rights for homestead entrants. It allows second entries for those with incomplete titles and grants leaves of absence up to a year for crop losses or sickness. It also lowers price to 1.25 per acre within railroad grant lands and widens final proof allowances. The measure aims to ease deadlines and reduce red tape for settlers under Northern Pacific land grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern’ Pacific
General Land Office
Diatelit
Edttler
Outlaws Seize Colorado Town In Sleepless Raid
A gang led by Bil Thompson occupies a Colorado town near Lamar disarming residents, setting fires, and stealing goods. They threaten to burn the town and target Dr. Brown and Editor Daniels, delaying pursuit as authorities seek aid from Trinidad and Los Animos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lamar
Colo
Bil Thompson
Billy the Kid
Neutral Strip
Dr King's New Discovery advertised as safe consumption remedy
An ad from White's Drug Store guarantees Dr King's New Discovery will relieve chest and lung ailments including consumption, bronchitis, asthma, and whooping cough. The plan offers a purchase guarantee or refund, praises taste and safety, and mentions trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
White's
Teniule Forewarnings and Cough Remedies Ad Presented
Early warning signs such as morning cough chest tightness and phlegm are described as precursors to consumption. Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption is advertised with a positive guarantee and sold by NLM White City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
NLM
White
City Deeg
Proclamation on Dakota Territory Statehood Delegates Election
Governor Warre proclaims a 1889 election plan for Montana territory to choose delegates to a convention forming a state constitution for North Dakota South Dakota Montana and Washington. Districts are listed with specific precincts and counties, election set for May 10 1889, three delegates per district, voting rules and apportionment by the governor chief justice and secretary.
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Hele
White
United
America
Dakota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
United States
North Dakota
Naid
Ain
Congress
Montana Territory
Beaverhead County
Choteau County
Custer County
Cascade County
Mission
Sun River
Willow Creek
Daweon
Yellowstone
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Anaconda Upper Works
Carroll
Blue
Nellie
Cate
Silver Lake
Deer Lodge County
Georgetown
Ridusey
Kirksville
Hope Mine
Hasmath
Black Pine
Philipsburg
Hea Vsays
Stone Station
Tower
New Chicago
Granite Platter No
Bestmouth
Beartown
Avon
Blackfoot
Los]burg
Blanchards
Bove
Swithh
Drummond
Elk Creek
Euston
Garrison
Gold Creek
Heforvdile
Dhidders Preasure Mine
Lincuit
Past Creek
Mil Creek
One Fine
Cvando
Pioneer
Race
Wrach
Levert Pete
Stuart
Sunset
Warmy Springs
Washington Gulch
Willow Giles
Norte
Perigs
Noo
Gallatin
Jefferson County
Jewits Wood
Will
Willa Creek
Beanie
Ressler
S. Ae
Reith
Peter
Binet
Secor
Andy Totat Watts
Hecena
Peles
Lewis and Chirke
Frenet Bai
Spokane
East Helena
Avalonsalle
Mandisar
Meagke
Presinere
Missoula
Joswits Nebtew
Canal Prairie
Demarsdale
Kagan
Forest City
Grass Valley
Heron
Horse Plain
Noxon
O'Keefe
O'Rouke
Quartz Creek
Sellit
Superior
Thompson Falls
Trout Creek
Weeksville
Bonita Ban Ter
Frenchtown
Carlton
Cold Sprins
Corvallis
Como
Eight Mile Florenece
Grantsdale
Lo Lo
McKean
Ross’ Hole
Stevensville
Victor
Wallace
Park County
Jeferson
Woodville
Elk Park
Calvin
Darin
Wahtehall
Fish Creek
Wickes
Gregory
Silver Bow County
Toe Wits
Parrot
Blacktail
Clipper Mine
Rocker
Silver Bow Junction
Divide
Peeley's
Helena
Congress of the United States
Two Alabama ministers face deadly shootings in separate incidents
In Navasotas Texas minister AR M Lawson shot and killed Daniel Mcfeod after a theft case. Nearby near Yarborough station Reverend Miller at a Sunday school confronted an intruder, returned with a shotgun and killed Porch during a violent disturbance.
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Navasotas
Jex
Itews AR
M. Lawson
Daniel Mcfeod
Yarborough Station
Vier
Miller
California Catarrh Cure and Santa Abie in Early Cure Claims
A quirky advert from a historical paper touts California Catache and Santa Abie as remedies for consumption and nasal catarrh. It presses nip-and-treat claims and promises full warranty from a seller in a small town, promoting early cure in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Santa Abie
Promptness in Health Cure By Dr Acker's Remedy
Walter oN Wallace of Washington N M credits Dr Acker's English Remedy for Consumption with saving his life after a cough began. The testimonial appears in White City Drug Store materials promising quick relief from tuberculosis symptoms.
Gleanings From the Rockies and Far Western Items
A roundup of western notes covers land sales in Wyoming Territory, a Trinidad to Leadville migrant tale, the Dickens Custer Mines reorganization in London, and a Beaver Creek skeleton case. Reports from Denver, Longmont, and elsewhere note revival meetings, storms, gold transfers, a Samoan conference invite, and sugar market turmoil in New York.
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Knight
Trinidad
Leadville
Colo
Koight
Daisy Dester
New York
Pasadena
Cala
Arvid
Dickens Custer (Idaho
London
Dickens Custer Mines
Lmited
Laramie
Beaver Creek
Hayford
Denver
Roth
Congregational Church
Evangelist Coates
Northern Pacific Express Company
Brainerd
Minn
William
Count Herbert Bismarck
Krauer
Holstein
Germany
National Line
Queen
Danmark
Liverpool
Carroll
Knoxville
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Parnell
Charles Russell
Mr. Asquith
Arthur Russell
London Times
Mace
New York Dispatch
Iporters
FUR COMMINNIONENS WORK REPORTS SHAD AND PLANTING RETURNS
The fish commission reports strong returns from tribal shad catches in the Colorado River and Lake Utah, plus ample supplies of California plant stock. Central stations near San Francisco process shad spawn and hatchery work expands with new stations funded.
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Department of
Feb
Fish Commissioner
Arizona
McDonald
Colorado
Lake Utah
San Francisco
Walters
California
cGbitniseion
Central
Tigre
Dante
For Want of a Nail and Time’s Cumulative Take
A quirky ad fragment warns that small neglects cause larger losses, tying a proverb about shoes and riders to medical claims. It touts Dr Acker s English Remedy for consumption as a preventive cure based on early signs of pneumonia and tuberculosis.
Montana News Bits Include Mills Contracts and Rail Link
The Fort Benton flouring mill contract is awarded and T C Power lands a Montana government deal to supply horses to Fort Belknap. Gov Hauser cites Montana Canada railroad progress toward connecting with the Canadian Pacific from Helena this year. Disputed Flathead Lake land claims end in a fatal confrontation. Hawkes arrested after killing Forten. Butte bank clerk Trushell faces grand jury after preliminary hearing. Estes & Connell Mercantile Co of Anaconda forms with 250000 capital, supplier to Col S A Estes. Bozeman plans a distillery project. incorporation filed and building work to begin, despite potential editor opposition over whisky pricing.
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Fort Benton
T.C. Power
Fort Belknap
Gov. Hauser
Montana
Hawkes
Forten
W Hawkes
Trushell
First National Bank of
Butte
Justice Lippincott
Grand
Estes & Connell Mercantile Company
Anaconda
Bozethan
Local Druggist Stands Behind Popular Remedies
Merit Wine states citizens have trusted Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters for years. He guarantees satisfaction and offers refunds if results are not satisfactory.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
White
Narrow Escape Ends in Recovery After Remedy
Col Work Nelson of Brooklyn suffered a tight chest and near suffocation before sleep. Doctors gave him up but Dr Acker's Luvlish Remedy for Consumption saved him and he sewed it into NOM at White City Drag Store.
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Col. Work. Nelson
Brooklyn
Dr. Acker
City Drag Store
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Constitutional Convention
Ais
Mengsto
Fea Tex
Bach
Rockies
Wyoming Territory
Silesia
Bushia
Bayamoya
Bushira
Sontana Condensed
Merit
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