Montana District Court Schedules Regular 1891 Terms
Regular terms of the Montana Fifth Judicial District fixed for 1891. Jefferson county sessions on the first Mondays of January April July and October, Madison county on the third Mondays of February May August and November, Beaverhead county on the second Mondays of March June September and December. Court opens at 10 a.m. on each Monday. By order of the court. R. Z. Tromas, Clerk.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead County
R. Z. Tromas
Happenings at Home and Abroad Reduced for Readers Convenience
A digest of items from April 18 notes fires at Jonathan Buechler’s barn in Boone Indiana with 6000 dollar loss plus 2000 insurance. Election recounts in Independence Indiana keep Mayor Howard ahead of Shillinglaw. Michigan creates state tax statistician and kills salary bill. Various obituaries and incidents include John Champion’s death in Arkansas, Mrs. G N Smith of Traverse City, Mrs. Mary Nicholas of Brazil Indiana, George H. Clark in Oskaloosa Iowa, and Navy officer R H McLean appointed to Hawaii command. Yorktown arrives at Shanghai. floral festival opens in Santa Barbara. Ra cine Manufacturing plant sale ordered. Denyer fire and police board targets pool rooms. Helen Gould sponsors Chickasaw Guards drill in Memphis. George K E Seamon of Orange dies. Jim Donnel arrested in Atlanta for mining with a pretty girl at a church service. De Buchanan execution set for Sing Sing. Kohnoor mine accident kills D C Lapolut. Catherine Jackson in Terre Haute driven insane by thief son. In Henderson Kentucky three men mutilate Minnie Hatchetté and steal savings. suspects arrested.
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Jonathan Buechler
Neat Boone
Howard
Dem
Independence
D. W. Shillinglaw
Michigan
John Champion
Charles Harris
Fort Smith
Ark
Irvine Justice
Bells, I T
G. N. Smith
Traverse City
Mary Nicholas
Brazil
Ind
George H. Clark
Samuel Clark
Keokuk Gate City
Oskaloosa
R. H. McLean
Naval
United State
Army of Hawaii
Yorktown
Shanghai
Santa Barbara
Cal
Jenkins
Racine Hardware
Denyer Fire and Police Board
Helen Gould
Memphis
George KE. Seamon
Orange
Jim Donnel
Minnie
Mixed News Notes From Across Cities and Nations
A broad wire of brief items reports on counterfeits found on the Blackstone Canal bank, a Berlin hygienist tied to Mecklenburg nobility, a perilous cross ocean voyage plan by Prince Wilhemsky, and a Paris to America itinerary. Also noted are cherry shipments, G A R leadership election in Louisville, an Montreal quake, a meteor sighting, a shooting and a suicide in New Orleans, a church social illness, a large Knights of Pythias deposit in Fort Worth, a stalled Royal Coal Mine closure in Tennessee, wage hikes in Bedford cotton mills, a Santa Barbara festival, iron and steel price moves, transit rail purchases, and a Carlisle death in Kentucky.
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Secret Service
Blackstone Canal National Bank of
Providence
I. L
Nuttall
Berlin University
Fraulein von Odrtzen
Paris
America
Prince Wiusemsky
Bering
Vacaville
Cal
2. M. Kelly
Louisville
Montreal
Tracey
Adolph Scheick
Mars
Miauiate Francisco
Morgan City
Miss
Hicks
Pine Bluff
Ark
Santa Barbara
Bedford
Mass
Royal Coal and Coke Company
Coal Creek
Tenn
Church Settlement Society
Church of the Redeeemer
New York
Ashland
Wis
Association of Iron and Steel Sheet Manufacturers
Pittsburg
Harbor Railroad
Poshtigo Lumber Company
Marinette
Wisconsin and Michigan Road
J. W. Carlisle
Carlsle
Independence
Earthquakes Hit Lalbach Destroying Homes Prompting Closures
The April 20 bulletin notes 98 percent of Lalbach Austria homes damaged, traffic and business halted. Other items include the Sioux City teachers and Des Moines meeting, cadet appointment to West Point, a bank reorganization move, Ardmore fire losses, and various national figures and events.
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Lalbach
Austrian
Sioux City
Des Moines
John KE. Robinson
Ottawa
Kan
West Point
People’s National Bank
Mankato
Minn
Morton
Ardmore
N. T
Furnas County Bank
Beaver City
Neb
Miller
Internal Revenue Bureau
Kathleen
Michael Davitt
Trish
Davitt
Australia
England
Charles Knox
New York
Carlisle
Kentucky
China
Japan
Fred Stinson
Dexd
Hitt
Illinois
Cogswell
Massachusetts
Washington
Richard Demady
Dela Tappen
Denver
Colo
Senat Mitchell
Henry D. Estabrook
Liver
Celeberal Grant
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Porter, Ex-Governor of Indiana, Stricken by Vertigo in Rome
Former Indiana governor and ex-minister to Italy, known as a wartime administrator, suffered a vertigo attack while abroad. Medical staff attended him as he recovered, with details from his official post in Italy released.
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Indias Porter
Indiana
Ninizier
Italy
Multiple Disjoint Headlines From Bloomington to Missouri
A concise survey notes April fires and deaths across several states including a woman burned in Bloomington Indiana a livery man killed his partner in Bowling Green Kentucky and a California Arizona pioneer George Baker dying in Wilcox. It also reports a Dover Delaware ballot draw a store fire at McCool Junction Nebraska a Hoover health update and various political and criminal items.
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Mary Rogers
Bloomington
Ind
Lee Foster
Bowling Green
George W. Baker
California
Arizona
Wilcox
Aril
Dover
Del
United States
John Nuhrgang
McCool’ Junction
Neb
Hoover
Indianapolis
Waite
Colorado
Denver
Springfield
Samuel P. McConnell
Chicago
Charles Kuhn
Duluth
Minn
Fisher Oil Company
Sisterville
W. Va
Standard Oil Company
Laborn Lyerla
Coal Springs
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Clay Pugh
Chauncey West
Butte
Mont
Millard Turner
Hmparia
Kan
Fred Millington
Henry Mimendorf
San Antonia
Wex
King of Siam
State University of Columbia
American Industrial Union
Prince Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Willet
Keytesville
Doss
Paul G. Sennimore Cooper
Albany
George Eliot Stewart
Michigan
Mizpah
Multiple 1900s Events Reported Across Nations and States
Franklin Fairbanks faces em balism linked to grip illness as land transfers total 1 595 575 09 acres for interior disposal. Cattlemen accused of killing 200 sheep of J L Herwick near Walcott Colorado. Dupuy de Lome sails to Washington as Spanish minister. Wyandotte County treasurer Stewart reportedly short 25 275. G N Curtin and Miss Mary Lieter wed in Washington. McVall arrests Times editor James Seegers on libel charge in Oskaloosa Iowa. Lamont retires Major General Alexander McCook. Yi Li Yoshu trial in Seoul for murder treason begins. Cholera breaks out in Mecca. Cullom and family visiting Denver. Kate Field’s Washington suspends pubs for winter due to owner illness. Arthur Peel named viscount. Dr W Wilson arrested in Little Rock for counterfeiting. Mrs Mast dies bathing. Arthur Schneider killed resisting arrest in Alexandria Indiana.KEU Biggerstaff robbed and dumped near Perry Station Arkansas. Joaquin Miller linked to Miss A M Oliver. trip to Honolulu. President refuses pardon for counterfeiter Rufus L. Davis. Over 100 baptisms at Lawrence Baptist church.
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Franklin Fairbanks
Fairbanks Scale Company
Interior Department
J.L. Herwick
Walcott
Colo
Senor Dupuy de 'Lome
Washington
Stewart
Wyandotte County
Kansas
G. N. Curton
Mary Lieter
Chicago
McVall
James Seegers
the Times
Oskaloosa
Lamont
Alexander McCook
Yi Li Yoshu
Corean
Japan
Seoul
Mecca
United States
Cullom
Ilinois
Denver
James B. Grant
Kate Field
House of Commons
Arthur W. Peel
W. Wilson
Little Rock
Ark
P. Mast
Mast
Springfield
Arthur Schneider
Alexandria
Ind
Keu Biggerstaff
Paris
Tex
Perry Station
Joaquin Miller
A. M. Oliver
San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Rufus L. Davis
Missouri Penitentiary
Baptist Church
Lawrence
Kan
Notable 1900s Items Include Suicides, Robberies, and Policy Debates
A late April snippet lists Sam Nolan of Fort Worth taking his own life after his mother teased him. Other items note G W G Ferris’s father dying in Riverside, Marco Garry arranging a 400 man reopening at Findlay rolling mill, Noah Strovil’s murder case delayed for juries, James Kirk becoming Dubuque schools chief, Griswold robbers Butler and Smith convicted, Reilly at large, R S Armstrong named land purchase agent, Ford policy bill passing Illinois Senate, Governor Morton granting respite, tailors strike in New York, Eckels declining Chicago Times-Herald post, Minneapolis cruiser arriving Kingston Jamaica, smugglers shipping Chinese in perforated coffins to Vanceboro, Pearson declining mineral land post, Secretary Gresham back in Washington, Hitt in Illinois unchanged, Singleton hotel fire attempt, Johnson the cyclist boasting amateur prizes, and a High Oska insane asylum patient committing suicide.
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Sam Nolan
Fort Worth
Tex
G. W. G. Ferris
Riverside
Cal
Marco B. Garry
Findlay
Noah Strovil
Fort Scott
James Kirk
Springfield
Tls
Raab
Sinois
Dubuque
Spooney” Butler
J.W. Smith
Council Bluffs
Reilly
O'Brien
R. S. Armstrong
Kansas
Ford
Finois Senate
Morton
Dr. Buchanan
New York
James H. Eckels
Chicago Times-Herald
Minneapolis
Kingston
Jamaica
Vanceboro
St. Johns
N. B
Pearson
Ohio
Gresham
Washington
Hitt
Mormon Millionaire Beck Faces Polygamy Charge in Utah
April reports from Salt Lake City say John Beck, a Mormon mining magnate, is to be arrested on unlawful cohabitation charges with three women. Warrants issued, but no arrests yet as Beck resides in Eureka tending mining interests. The case sparks debate on Edummds Tucker law enforcement and Utah statehood dynamics.
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Savt Lars
John Beck
Mornon
United States
Beck
Eureka
Louis
Bertha Goss
Matilda Goss
Bertha
John Henry Smith
Utah
Hebter J. Grant
Hiram B. Clawson
Orsson I. Whitney
Church
Church of Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake Mystery Clearing Up Three Men Found Dead
Salt Lake April 23 The disappearance of Albert Hayes Andrew Johnson and Alfred Neilson who lived near Utah lake was linked to a February murder. Hayes bodies found near the lake shore with two gunshot wounds and Johnson and Neilson later found in the lake weighted down.
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Salt Lake
Utah Lake
Lehi
Albert Hayes
Andrew Johnson
Alfred Neilson
Pelican Point
Oliver Slade
Hayes
Johnson
Neilson
Beef Prices and Cattle Market Power Discussed
The article notes C Ucazo press dispatches claiming high prices reduced beef consumption and livestock markets but ASHIN argues there has been no beef price break. It cites Chicago packers gaining market power as cattle supplies wane and hides rise in price despite imports.
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Ashin
Apt. A
Morton
C. Ucazo
Chicago
Chicago Packers
Oil market dull as prices slip and credits lowered
The oil market opened dull with no trades as the first quote fell from 2.20 to 2.17. Standard reduced credit balances to 4.25 cents, oil closed at 1.97, and no barrels changed hands on the exchange. On Oil City, 32 000 barrels cash oil traded at 1.99 with 8 000 May options at 2.1034. Brokers await developments. Morton shown St. Louis livestock exchange resolutions blaming agitation for cattle price drops.
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PirTskura
Oil City
Morton
Washington
St. Louis Livestock Exchange
Soldiers Colony Club plans veterans settlement in Georgia
Ex Governor J W Norvhen, head of the Georgia bureau of immigration, reports a 14 000 veteran colony to form a stock company in south Georgia. Organized by P H Fitzgerald and others of Indianapolis, the Soldiers Colony Club includes farmers mechanics and professionals from various regions.
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Old Soldiers Colony Club
Bavrimann
J. W. Norvhen
Georgia Bureau of Immigration
P. H. Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
Soldiers’ Colony Club
New Whisky Trust Officers Elected in Chicago
Samuel M. Rica was unanimously chosen president to replace Joseph B. Greenhut. Officers include J. M. Hutton in Cincinnati as vice president W. J. Moyer in Chicago as treasurer and John M. Mott in Chicago as secretary. The board works in harmony with Receiver McNulta’s management, well received by stockholders.
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New Whisky Trust
Chicago
Samuel M. Rica
The
Whisky Trust
Joseph B. Greenhut
Rica
J. M. Hutton
Cincinnati
W. J. Moyer
John M. Mott
McNulta
Spinners in Pepperell and Lycoming Mills Prepare Strike
More than 8,000 spinners in Pepperell and Lyconia mills have agreed to strike on May 1 if needed to push wage increases. Mill owners claim wage raises will come in July if possible but reject an early boost.
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BmDpErorp
Pepperell
Lyconia
Tennessee House Adopts 18 to 1 Silver Coinage
The Tennessee House of Representatives resumes session and concurs with Senator Stevall's resolution favoring free and unlimited silver coinage at 18 to 1. The action signals a push for bimetallic policy and monetary reform.
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Nasavuze
Tenn
House Se of Representatives
Stevall
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