SOME BLIND WONDERS AND THEIR GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS
A discussion of notable blind individuals from ancient to modern times highlights Eusebius the blind theologian born around AD 206 and Milton who lived in daylight then darkness. It details Henry Cleanther and Blacklock the poet and scholar, the Swiss naturalist François Huber, and John Metcalf the blind hunter and surveyor, noting their remarkable accomplishments despite blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusebius
Henry
Wallace
British Isles
Welter
Vermain
Torrentuis
Deere
Dhan
Milton
Homer
Alin
Thomas Blacklock
D. D
Dr. Blacklock
Times
Hume
Burns
Fbm Blacklock
Robert Barns
Francois Huber
Pierre
Rurens
Iin
Moho
Huber
Miny Bence
Timboldt
Cuvier
John Meteail
John Metcal
England
Echo Streets
York
Yorkshire
John Meter
Mint
Jerstiedd
Hin
John Wo Wright
Heart Loneliness and the Silent Prison of Grief
Poem fragment by Emily Pfeiffer reflecting a lone heart’s ache as it guards deep sorrow and longs for a departed presence. The verse contemplates tears unseen, a prison of fear, and the futile wish to summon a soul for comfort, set in a Boston publication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Pfeiffer
Hostou
Notable Wisconsin woman lawyers gain acclaim at state university
The Pier family from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, all practicing law, with Miss Pier and her daughter Sare Hh Pier impressing the Wisconsin Supreme Court with a 20 year old advocate's poised argument. Miss Pier, native of Fond du Lac, graduated from the State university law department in 1883, and joins her mother in a growing practice. Her sisters Carrie HL and Harriet HL also pursue law, reflecting a rare female legal cohort alongside early peers Mrs. Podette and Miss Jessie Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pier
Col
Pia
Tovrly
Fond da Lag
Alilwillee
State University
Mes
Sare Hh
Vier
Miss Pier
Fond du Lac
Wis
Wisconsin Central Railway
Alec
Flentien
Cronin
Mies Pier
Carrie HL
Harret HL
Milwaukee
Cor
Chicago
Tuter Ocean
Diether
Final Proof Notice for Homestead Claim Montana
Notice is hereby given that the named settler has filed for final proof to support his claim. The proof will be before the district judge in Beaverhead County Dillon Montana on December 16, 19 and includes witnesses Clayton Re Staneeld William 47 Oliver Cutts Willis Fred Hopp bat Willis Mant S W Laneritan Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev
Elena
Mont
District Court
Heaverhynd County
Dillon
Andrew Harber
Els
See
Clayton Re Staneeld
William
Oliver
Cutts Willis
Fred Hopp
Bat Willis
S.W. Laneritan
Register
Joan HR. Laup
D. Laup
Bock Rascu Co
ASD
Wells
Laur
State of Montana
John B. Lord
Ollie D. Lord
Red Rock Ranch Co
Wellslager
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead
Joln R
Odie
John
Mattie Farring‘ton
Mattie Molkey
Sss
Fifth District
State of
Montana
Beaverheart
Uhewanp
Thomas
Clerk
Hexhi J
Plaintiff
Helena
Dees 5
Beaverhead County
Mant
En Bigee
Ames Wires
Notice of Final Proof for Stephen Casie Montana Claim
Notice is given that Stephen Casie has filed for final proof to support his homestead claim for NW ¼ and lots 3 and 4 in section 7 township 1 west, at Dillon Montana before the district court clerk. He names witnesses John F Bishop James Mauldin Reuben Saxton Joseph Chariton all of Witter Montana to prove residence and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Arid
District Court of
Denver
Head County
Dillon
Montana
Caro
Stephen Casie
Temestead
East Land
John FB. Bishop
James Mauldin
Reuben Saxton
Joseph Chariton
Witter, Mevsatetas
Pete S.W . Laxey
Meister
Melcaa
Wallin G. Gahivlter
Beavertestd County
Locklast
Deming
Grant County
New Mesicy
United States
Lest Cloud
Montane
Weing
Revinnaing
Henee
Beaverhead Reanty
Setume
Notice of final proof for Charles G. Noble in Beaverhead County
Land Office Helena Mont announces Charles G Noble has filed for final proof of his claim. The hearing will occur before Beaverhead County District Court Clerk in Dillon Montana on December 8. Witnesses Henry Melton Edwin Norris James Bale and Harry Schlotaman will prove residence and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Novas
Ted
Indus
Adietriet Court
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Vin
Charles G. Noble
Srw
Henry
Melton
Edavin
Norris
James
Notices for Publication Land Office at Helena Montana
Notices announce land patent filings and estate settlements in Beaverhead and Dillon Montana. Claims from creditors and witnesses are listed with time limits for filing, including estate matters for Thomas Carman and Adie Virden, with administrators named and filing offices in Dillon.
Notice for Publication on Final Proof in Montana
Land Office notice in Dillon Montana states that settler Fredentet 2. Ostrd has filed for final proof to support his homestead claim for sections See 27, Up to Shows. The proof will be before the district court clerk in Dillon on the date shown. Witnesses James McLaughlin Brak Yor bs VanCamp Willan Smith all reside in Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicletiat
Mont
Ektin
Dillon
Hee
Vie
Fredentet
James McLaughlin
Bs VanCamp
Willan Smith
Ditton
Mont.y Ltd
S.W. Lancuonng
Megister
For Sale Ranch Near Twin Bridges Montana
Ranch on Big Hole two acres offered for sale. Described as best stock farm with wood water and shelter. Located three miles from Twin Bridges with possession at a listed time. Auction or sale details mention ALN and Merona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole
Merona
Mare Sale Notice in Montuna Region
Two thoroughbred mares offered for sale. Inquiries directed to Seat Gro, Mitten, Dillon in Montuna for details and purchase arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seat Gro
Mitten
Dillon
Montuna
City Bakery advertises fresh bread and condiments
Full supply of bread rolls pies sugar tops cookies and cakes on hand. Special orders promptly filled with baking done to order. Candy nuts cake ornaments canned fruits jellies and oysters by the can or dish. Mrs. S Hartman solicits public patronage at Corner Mont and Virginia streets Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
S. Hartman
Mont
Virginia Streets
Dillon, Mont
Colonist Sleepers Added to Union Pacific Overland Route
The Union Pacific Railway adds Colonist Sleepers built by the Pullman Company to the Overland Route. The cars offer four teen sections per car with separate toilet rooms for ladies and gents, privacy features, fresh towels, ample water, and a porter. No smoking is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railway
Pullman Company
Pallin Palace
Beav erhead County Mining Claim Notice and Horse Theft Reward
Notice for Benjamin and White seeking a patent for the Lode Mining Claim in Beaverhead County Montana with detailed parcel description and adjoining claims. Also a November 2 2008 first publication listing two stolen work horses from Del Station with reward for recovery and information.
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Che Pillon Fridune
Jone
Barvenead
Iasiel
Siphtlen Cricket Phayer
Sdeecoodongs
Nelly Browne
Mhunkett
Henisead Morey
Pitza
Pittsfield
Mass
Gates
Bin
Oneen Victoriana
Doerments
Watts
CTO
Pespaavang Diet Stepiaetire Amd
Amforns
London Letter
Zeyul
S.W. Langhorne, Hogister
Alias Saitmans
Driver Covirr
Ia Fira
Nottes
Ray
Sos
Suton Estes
Ramil O. Wrock
Sabel Trothers
Allen Blick
District Court of the Fifth
Yenle
Mernen
Phaintitt
Joan H. Law
Jobin K. Lord
Viain- Uf
Diatelet Court
Fifth Judicist District
Sthluc
Mon
Tonino
Neavender
J. Z. Thomas
Henri J. Buele
Achas Iniatrator
Thomas Carman
Enid
Henri J. Burleigh
Beaverheand County
John Carman
Dee Dillon
Stae
Stad
Adie
Virden
Acie
Aetter
Citvee Dllon
Perverhead
Petsomedhum
Winitea
Laneatenen
City Bakery
Colgatetsleevers
Witte
Dito
Montena
Willian Roe
Ernest My
Bannach
Rycen Liteat
Bonapan
B. Paam
Tere
EL Ronted
Mockhear
Delmonte
Head
Prazes Sunda
Ively
Volo
Quart
Elim
S. OW. Laxenons
Tf Ian
D.mcgaven
Chumants
Minto
Benjamin
Heaverham County
Mentara
Theo
John Chase
William Meade
Chant
G.galigher
Oedia
Melena
le Barre i
Wessien J. Buren
Torney
Ny Ranch
del Station
Beachend Co
Mny Ranch
M. Dowling
Seaverhead County
Lam Haw
Auris
Wdc
Kucklen
N. M. White
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