Local notes and health trips in Madison County scene
Special correspondence notes Fred Hermsmeyer Sr. traveling to California for health, Joseph Glasser still ill, families visiting and traveling between Twin Bridges Virginia City and Whitehall. Local agents sell encyclopedias, berries sought in mountain canyons, mines visited by Crawfordsville guests, tennis gains, and a horse sale by Reed Noyes Co. Guards Mrs Bowman and visitors from Twin Bridges call on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Suerpan
Fred Hermsmeyer
California
Joseph Glasser
McNulty
Gilbert
Herbold
Virginia City
John Hall
Twin Bridges
BR. W. Graham
BF. Bowman
Ramie Bird
Mill Creek
Goodrich
Fred Wolverton
Kennett
O. F. Wright
Montana
Anna Hall
Crawfordsville
Ind
Christian Endeavor Convention
San Francisco
Whitehall
Lester Mines
David McCranor
Wooris
Park
Glasser
Capt. Trevise
Butte
Reed, Noyes & Co
Senators in Fashion and Folly as Congress Adjourns
The writer notes a near quorum absence in the Senate and describes the attire and manners of various senators. He highlights old school calmness in Turpie and Pettus, contrasts with younger, independent dress, and praises Tom Reed’s loud shirt style. Mentions post adjournment Washington dullness and several postmasters and pensions.
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Congress
Senate
Ulder
Wen
Turpie
Teller
Smith
Pettus
Merrill Morgan
Hour
Bate
South
Thars
Alabama
Quay
Shoup
Hale
Penrose
Carter
Burroughs
Allen
Lindsay
Jones
Nevada
Chandler
Gallinger
Stewart
Spooner
Deboe
Mantle
Arkansas
Hanna
Platt
Conneticut
N. Y
Harris
Kansas
Cannon
Mason
Butler
Pritch
Tom Reed
Tom
Sui Generis
Mills
Morgan
Petters
McEnney
Fry
Bacon
Allison
Washington
Helena
Onarter
Potomac
T. P. Fuller
Martin Maginnis
James Galen
Isaac Hamburger
A. H. Hersey
Geo. Cook
E. E. Romig
Townsend
Clarence P. Tooley
Castle
Wm. B. Burkett
Bozeman
Peter Henderson
Maggie Williams
Cinnabar
Eleanor Bisnner
J. Sam Brown
Mantle Jeft
Montana
Senator Carter
Maine
James,Gator
Hamburger
Bloodhound Makes Friendly Chase at Weston Sands
A bloodhound and his master stroll on Weston super Mare sands when a lost boy is found. The dog tracks the boy through streets, baying and guiding the mother toward the child, then returns to playmate with the grateful youngster. Hunter and hunted become friends as JT bonds with the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston super-Mare
Dillon Ensor Institute cure for liquor and drug habits
A vegetable remedy claims a permanent cure for liquor morphine opium chloral laudanum cocaine and tobacco habits with a guaranteed safe satisfactory result. Over 10 000 patients reportedly treated nationwide. Communication to F W Dzarsory Dillon 23 ne Blank books offered from 15c to 15.00 at the Union office Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilion Ensor Institute
United States
F. W. Dzarsory
Dillon
Nature's Cycle Path and a Tide of Textile Fortunes
A prose meditation on coastal cycle routes along Lake Erie shore and a survey of eminent textile trades fortunes in Manchester. It notes Grace Wickham Curran describing a Lake Erie beach ride and lists several 19th century mill owners with multi million estates, including Ryland Strutt Fielden Robinson Marshall.
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Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Sandusky Bay
Eternie
Cleveland
Grace Wickham Curran
St. Nicholas
Lancashire
Archibald Orr-Ewing
John Ryland
Manchester
George H. Strutt
Belper
Samuel Fielden
Todmorden
London
Peter Robinson
James Marshall
Marshall & Snelgrove
Woods
Sanuel
Daniel
Glossop
Fielden
Redmorden
Lees
Eli
Charles Holward
Werneth
Oldham
C. EB. Lees
Principal foreign zoological gardens annual maintenance costs
The article lists annual maintenance costs for major foreign zoological gardens: Berlin 137,500 dollars, Antwerp 136,800, Amsterdam 105,000, London 100,000, Cologne 75,800, Rotterdam 65,000, Hanover 42,000 dollars.
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Berlin
Antwerp
Amsterdam
London
Cologne
Rotterdam
Hanover
Zoological park maintenance costs cited in two cities
A report notes that Phua for the upkeep of zoological parks in Washington and Philadelphia costs $50,000 per year in each city, totaling $100,000 annually. The figures highlight funding needs for two major metropolitan zoos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Phua
Washington
Philadelphia
Strange visitor and odd notes in a bustling hall
A man who visited a father on Wednesday night brought no bill, only a plain nose in a brief encounter. Warwick and the Midlands tout a curious ginger beet beverage praised for its heat and harmlessness when properly diluted. Keats expresses an intense warmth in a letter to Fanny Browne, a dull and unattractive young woman.
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Papa
Ethel
Philadelphia Times
Warwick
Midlands
Keats
Fanny Browne
Salmon Run Sells Fast Above Tyne Bridge
On June 12 1755 about 3400 salmon were caught above the Tyne bridge and sold in Newcastle at a penny and a penny farthing per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyne
Newcastle
Evolution and Heaven Debate at Woman's Club
A New York World item recalls a clubwoman and her maid debating the afterlife. The mistress argues the next life is a continuation of earthly work while the maid resists and demands new staff for heaven, revealing class and belief tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club Land
New York World
Ely's Cream Balm Cure for Catarrh Promoted
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Ely
Francis W. Poole
Central Press Church
Helens, Mont
Lost or Stolen Horses Reward in Whitehall Mont
Lost or stolen listings for one bay horse with four white feet a star in forehead branded R monogram on left shoulder and quarter circle over 1 on left thigh and one light sorrel horse blurred on right shoulder white star in forehead. Reward $5 for each animal. Contact George Bowles Whitehall Montana. 27 18 7.
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Forchenad
George Bowles
Whitehall
Mont
Free bottles of cure offered by New York chemist
Prominent New York chemist J A Slocum offers three free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment for consumption and lung ailments to readers who write from Dillon Tribune. He claims thousands cured and urges immediate action, listing his Pine Street address and lab reports.
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J. A. Slocum
New York City
Science Daily
T. A. Slocum
M. D
Pine Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
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Mark
Madison CO. News
Sheridan
Hersey
Washington, D. C
Nature’s
Zoological Gardens
Ayet
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
ELY Brothers
Warren St
P. Dungan, He
Dillon Mercantile Co
First Nationa Bank
Fepan Norris
Attorney-At-Law
Office Wit K
Saurra
H. J. Burneian
BokeEigh & Willis
Jxo. G. Willis
Attorneys-At-Law
Dillon National Bank
W.rightenour
Main Street
M. EK. Church
Mond
Timunu Pusnisate Co
Triunz Punsiisnina Co
Mesmin
Thouganda Et Aeca
Mesmin Chemical CO
Drruoiz
Micmh
N. M. White Drug Store
Premo
Rochester Optical.co
Rochester, N. Y
Science
Schemt
Tnt
Minneapolis Penny Press
Sreamvs—Notaria and Court
Srenors
Branps
Ouxon
Tuisuny Pun, Co
Dillon, Mont
Tdabo
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah
Idaho
Green Finke
John Gray's Lake
Perry Decker
Grand View
O. W. Eastman
Idaho Falls
Stephen Kelsey
the Tribune
Salt Lake City
Beaverhead County
Maipit Riv. Co
Supt. of Schools
Beaverhead Co
St. Louis
Old Commercial Hotel
C. C. George & Co., Prop’s
Goldbugs
Victory
Liberty Bell
Rocky
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