Montana District Court schedules regular terms for 1891
Regular terms of the Fifth Judicial District in Montana fixed for 1891. Jefferson county sessions on the first Mondays of January April July and October starting at 10 a m. Madison county on the third Mondays of February May August and November. Beaverhead county on the second Mondays of March June September and December. Clerk TZ. Tromas signs the order.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
Tf TZ. Tromas
Demorest's Magazine offer and horoscope style promotion
An extended advertisement extols Demorest's Magazine with palmistry based forecasts for 1894. It claims lines of life fate and fortune indicate age, wealth, and health, offers a premium painting, fashion patterns, and a one year subscription price of 2.00, plus specimen copies and blank forms for sale at local offices.
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Palmis
Tempret
Demorest’s
Demorest
W. Jennings Demorest
East 14Th St
New York
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Seven Days of Happenings From a Late 19th Century Page
A compact chronicle lists incidents from April including the death of Clemens Higley near Lafayette Indiana on the eve of his wedding, a scenery attachment at Columbus Ohio, awards to John Wilken of Connersville Indiana, the wreck of the Lottie Cooper off Sheboygan and a sailor drowned, toll gate fees near Brownsville Pennsylvania, and illnesses of General Slocum in Brooklyn alongside military and political notes from Illinois Ohio Wisconsin and Kansas.
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Clemens Higley
Lafayette
Ind
M. Armbruster and Son
Tide of Life Company
Columbus
John Scott
John ‘Ty Wilken
Connersville
Lottie Cooper
Sheboygan
Wis
Ed Olson
Brownsville
Coxey
Henry W. Slocum
Brooklyn
General Frey
New York
Europe
Cuba
Wheeler and Tappan
Chicago
Turkey
Calliadi Bey
Kansas Board of Commissioners
Thomas Davison
Stonington
New London
Conn
M. J. O'Bryan
Catholic Knights of America
United States
Wilhelm
Freeland
William Astor Chanler
America
Ferris
Glen Falls
N. Y
Aspen National Bank of
Aspen
Colo
Wisconsin
Cigarmakers’ League
Oshkosh
Uriah Scanlan
Bourbon
John Linback
Dyersville
Clara Zimmerman
Guttenbourg
Henderson
Kansas
Ohio Senate
Rickinson County
W. Ogden
M. W. Blanchard
Congress
Fourth
Louisiana
Martin Kerwin
Frank Marr
Dubapue
Andrew Welch
Iingis National Guards
Rockford
A. F E. Pike
New Hampton
First
Knights Templar
France
Canna
San Francisco
Cape City
China Sea
Tl A. Rodney
Notable Civil War General Slocum Dies in Brooklyn
General Henry W. Slocum, 89, veteran of Bull Run and Antietam, died after a weeklong pneumonia at his Brooklyn residence. Born in Delphi New York he pursued law then politics before serving as a Union officer rising to major general. He ran for New York governor in 1882 but lost to Grover Cleveland.
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Buil
New York
Grover Cleveland
Henry W. Slocum
Brooklyn
Delphi
Onondaga County
N. Y
West Point
Slocum
Syracuse
United States
Twenty
New York Volunteers
Bull Run
Army of the Potomac
Gaines Mills
Malvern Hill
South Mountain
Antietam
Seth Low
New York State
Siwger
David Dudley Field
Grammercy Place
Field
Italy
Columbia
Lady Musgrave
Dudley Field Musgrave
Sir Anthony Musgrave
Queensland
Australia
East Grinstead
Sussex
London
Genoa
David
Dudley Field
Stockbridge
Mass
Congress Adjourns Amid Tariff Debates and Vance Death
Washington reports show both chambers adjourned for the day as tariff discussions progress. Senate debates the urgent deficiency bill while Mr. Petter outlines a tax plan taxing luxuries for the rich and easing poor relief. In the House the death of Senator Vance triggers memorials and adjournment.
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Congress
Vance
Awashinaton
House
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
United States District Court
Territories
Bryan
Ned
Reed
C. L. B. Vaughan
Hutchinson
Kan
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Boston
WashincTon
Harris
Aldrich
Hale
Peffer
Senate
Washington
Kyle
S. D
Committee On Judiciary
Petter
Dockery
Bland
Mitchell
Quay
Henry W. Slocum
Brooklyn
North Carolina
Deaths of notable populist founder and others
Los Angeles reports the death of M W Gatcheller a Populist party founder in the state. Ann Arbor notes the death of Dr C Ford university faculty member. Zeb Vance senator from North Carolina dies in WassiaTon. Also mentions heavy damages sought in a separate April 14 filing with a David claimant.
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Los Angeles
Cal
M. W. Gatcheller
Dr. Ford
Ann Arbor, Mich
Dr. C. Ford
University
Vance Read
Zeb Vance
North Carolina
Veteran praised for war service and Dr Miles remedies
Solomon Yewell of Marion Indiana lauds Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Heart Care and Nerve and Liver Pills in a wartime veteran vignette. He claims strong benefits, urges others to try, and notes availability via druggists or Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana with a $1 per bottle price and prepaid six bottle deal.
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Indiana
Solomon Yewell
Sol
Co. M. 2d. N.Y. Cavalry
13Th Indiana Infantry Volunteers
Miles
Marion
Ind
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Stage Routes Between Salmon City and Red Rock Announced
Red Rock and Salmon River stage service runs daily with daily departures from Salmon City at 2 p.m. and from Red Rock at 10 45 a m. Arrival times follow the next day with connections to U N passenger trains. The service features comfortable beds meals at Cold Spring station and careful drivers offering reasonable rates.
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Salmon City
Red Rock
Cold Spring Station
Puveusens Brn
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Ayer
T.D M
Noréatur
J.C. Ayer
HBO Medicine Coo
Linx 27
Portland, OR
Pillow Drug
Postoffice
J. Andrews
Clinton
Tersunz
Dillon
Artz Blanks
Tarsoxe
Judge Brown
Indianapolis
Frank Leach
Niles
Mich
Ignatius Donnelly
Walter Sims
Minneapolis
Della Lathan
Carey
Anaconda
Mon
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Charles Hines
Sheridan
North
Midwest
Kansas City
John Clark
Paisley
Scotland
Mamie Stroup
Des Moines
Michigan Colored Masonic Grand Lodge
Monroe
Frank
Patrick O'Neil
Timothy Dillon
Manitowoc
Casper, Wy
Dana Wool Growers’ ‘Association
Morrison
Olle Roberts
Sedalia
Colonel Watterson
Courier-Journal
Phil Thompson
Breckinridge
William Hogg
Missouri Pacific
Pueblo
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ills
Texas Y. M.C. A
Fort Worth
Sam C. Major
Fayette, Mo
William G. Hammond
St. Louis Law School
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Telephone Company
William Buch
la Porte
Lake Shore
Newell B. Parsons
Saginaw
Charles Herschfeld
Clarksville
Charles Gustafson
Graceland Cemetery
Vandalia
Henry Drake
Drake
Father Phalan
Western Churchman
St. Louis
Archbishop Kane
Missouri
Texas
Green Ridge
Holden
Kansas Trust and Banking Company
Abner Wood
Grinnell
Campbell
Charleston
Dennis McCarthy
Chamberlain
Cherokee
Iowa
Birmingham
Adla
John Duddleson
George Martz
Portland
Tid
West End Land Company
Nashville
Gladstone
Karl Kimberley
John Kleinfeldt
St. Paul Yards
William Russell
P. H. Best
Stewart
Sugar Trust
Rhody Shiel
Harrison
Harry Fenson
Ramsey
Robert Chandler
Chandler
W.J. Gayman
United Mine Workers of
Ilinois
Ed Morrill
Chris Evans
California
Morgan
Fresno
August Poper
Bohemia
Omaha
Jack Crews
Gainesville
Tex
Charles
Rose Coghlan
Jackson
Miss
Edward Suess
Vienna
Lewelling
Albert Reed
Indianapolis National Bank
Sioux City
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
French Naval Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Lula William
Mamie William
Jaminda Gardner
South Pittsburg
Tenn
General Slocum
Curiaco
William Buschmann
South State Street
Wil
Union Pacific
Wasuixaton
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Riley
Salmon River
Gibbonsville
Pine
And
Leesburg
AU H. A Williams
Erica
Hudyan
Apter
Nee of
Hudgan Ee
Hudson Medical Institute
Market ST
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