Dillon Society Notes and Church Notices
Society items list drill details and lodge meetings at Hall and Odd Fellows hall with visiting members invited. Also included are church services at St Hose St James Grace M E First Baptist and Presbyterian, plus library hours and post notices. brief notes on local residents, events, and a National Guard inspection order by Captain Boutelle.
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Chapman
la Ont
Occidental
Encamit
C. F
Hall
Y. A. P. Hungate
C. T. Occident
K. of P
Covention
Ares
Castle Hall
Idaho and
Bannack
Brothers In Gooding
J. R. Holden
Sec
E. Derriez
Masonic Building
St. Hose
Father J. J. Episcopal
St. James Church
D. Hooker
Grace M. E
Joseph Wilks
First Baptist
W. E. Prichard
Albert R. Crawford
Dart’s Hall
Fred T Dubois Idaho Senator and Early Idaho Leader
Fred T Dubois of Blackfoot Idaho born in Crawford county Illinois May 29 1851 educated at Yale class of 1872 served as Secretary of the Illinois Railway and Warehouse Commissioners 1875 76 United States Marshal Idaho 1882 86 elected to Fifty first and Fifty second Congresses as Republican receiving 8751 votes with opponents 6404 and 1458. On Idaho statehood he became U S Senator admired for devotion to the young state. He stresses newspapers as safeguards aiding towns and growth for prosperity.
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Idaho
Fred T. Dubois
Blackfoot
Crawford County
Iinois
Yale College
Board of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners of
Illinois
Idaho Territory
Jas. H. Hawley
Norman Buck
Statehood
Dubois
United States
Pacific North-west
Local Trading Notices and Bargains Around Town
Several vendors advertise goods and services with reduced prices and special sales. John W. Morton markets Chicago baking powder with guaranteed packages and exclusive rights, Hazeltine plans an artistic picture order, and Dillon Implement Company and G W Dart Hardware Co offer stoves and farming equipment. Also listed are scholarships for Helena Business College, fruit and candy assortments for circus day, and a McCormick binder for sale or trade, with Bytcher & Gills promising quality work.
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Chicago
John W. Morton
G. W.dart Hardware Co
Weenink’s
Helena Business College
Tripunr
Dillon Implement Company
Hazeltine’s
Hazeltine
Bannack City
John W. Morton's
Crowell & Nuckolls
Infectious Disease Institute opens in Berlin amid Koch presence
General News Notes reports the Infectious Disease Institute formally opened in Berlin with Dr. Koch in attendance. Fire destroys the Pococot can factory in St. Louis and several nearby businesses, estimated loss about 150000 dollars, partially insured. Also notes suspension of the British Bank of Australia with liabilities of 800000, half owed to English creditors.
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Infectious Disease Institute
Berlin
Koch
St. Louis
Bank of Australia
England
Five Mormon Colonies in Mexico and Other Oddities
A collage of global notes: Mormon colonies in Mexico, a Swedish servant girl at fourteen dollars a year, and a paralyzed farmer in Maine with the largest potato field in Aroostook County. Also leprosy studies in Simla yield rabbit infection, a Hutchinson woodcarver creates a six-foot chain in fifteen hours, and New York hosts a Hebrew population rivaling Palestine.
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Mexico
Sweden
Aroostook County
Simla
Hutchinson
Kan
New York
Palestine
Chili
Santiago
Powder and Ball: Naval guns and early gunpowder use
The article surveys heavy naval ordnance testing pressures up to twenty five tons per square inch and endorses the 4.7 inch Hotchkiss for rapid fire. It notes British and Italian naval guns, Maxim mitrailleuses, fortress deployments near borders, and cautions on gun maintenance plus historical notes on gunpowder’s early use and Chinese demonstrations in the fifteenth century.
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United States Navy
British Board of Admiralty
England
Piemonte
Yanglop
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