The Listeners Bump Through Notable Figures and Oddities
A survey of public figures and curiosities spans Barney Barnato shunning publicity to Lord Palmerston's youthful habits. Vincent of Alabama now a Mississippi painter, Justin McCarthy praising Dickens, and Lafayette handshake boast by Judge Cassett. French affairs, obesity in Paris, and disraeli kin round out a racy round of society notes. Field highlights include Faure, M. Ronaseau, and the Milton brickmason hero of Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Barnato
Gully
Lord Palmerston
Vincent
Alabama
Mississippi
John Lowell
Boston
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Justin McCarthy
Dickens
Thackeray
Judge Cassett
Lancaster
N. H
Lafayette
Bradley
Kentucky
Davis
Kansas City
France
Renan
Berthelot
Paris
M. Canon-Borg
Duke of Westminster
London
Bob Evans
United States Service
Fort Fisher
Evans
M. Ronaseau
Indo-China
President Faure
Hannibal Andrews
Maine
Milton Plantation
North Woodstock
Lord Beaconsfield
House of Lords
Ralph Disraeli
House of Commons
Rival Cities Echo Across U.S. Newspapers
A collage of city rivalry quotes from New York Chicago Detroit Boston Kansas City St. Louis and Washington Times. The items touch on Cuba policy, urban development, and a marriage announcement linked to Colonel Abe Shipeky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Detroit Tribune
New York City
Washington Times
Boston
General Campos
Kansas City Journal
Illinois
Cuba
Washington Post
St. Louis
Main Street
Abe Shipeky
Kansas City
Indianapolis News
Dunraven
St. Louis Republic
Roger Quarles Mills
Lord Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Largest ocean creature and dog population facts
Zoologists note wild animal sizes shrink overall with the rorqual the largest at about 140 feet. US dogs number around 25 million, costing at least 250000 dollars yearly to feed and house. A canary escaped from Charlottenburg to London and returned home in under two days. Ptarmigan remain inconspicuous amid summer plumage and mountain vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charlottenburg
Berlin
London
Plays and Players from New York to San Francisco Theaters
John Hare follows Henry Irving at Abbe y’s in New York. Georgia Cayvan refuses to discuss the new woman while Oscar Eagle and Esther Lyon star in The Catton King. Colonel J. H. Haverly opens a minstrel tour in San Francisco Columbia theater. Minnie Renwood joins Seabrooke’s company for Mme Magodin. The Gay Parisians ends at Hoyt’s and tours principal cities. Callary and Siedeler plan The Lady Slayey in New York Casino. Major Andra by Clyde Fitch is completed but unlikely this season. Mary Anderson and Mary Hampton, both from Louisville, cited by a Louisville writer. James Huneker comments on Dan Daly now with Marie Jansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hare
Henry Irving
Abbey’s Theater
New York
Georgia Cayvan
Oscar Eagle
Esther Lyon
J. H. Haverly
Columbia Theater
San Francisco
Minnie Renwood
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Mme. Magodin
Stuart Robson
Paris
Hoyt
J. H. Gilmour
Jeading
Sowing the
Joseph Brooks
Callary & Slederer
Lady Slayey
Clyde Fitch
Major Andra
KE. H. Sothern
England
Louisville
Mary Anderson
Mary Hampton
James Huneker
Dan Daly
Marie Jansen
Satirical clippings on diplomacy and war from early papers
A collection of quotes lampooning diplomacy and politics. Observers joke that ultimatums are sea serpents and note varied takes on press freedom, Alaskan boundary, fog and smoke problems, and U.S. wartime readiness.
Astonishing Geological Oddities Across the World
The article surveys natural wonders and historic geologic curiosities. It notes Kilauea’s lava lake sinking 600 feet in one night, a wide natural bridge over the Orbe river in France, a shrinking ancient peak named Crsar, and honeycombed Cajon Peak with many taverns. It mentions Stan Wood’s blowing well and a 32,000 pound Gran Chaco meteorite fragment with copper. It cites a Tandit mountain rock that weighs about 20 tons and stands 24 feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilauea
Hawaiian Islands
Lac de, Juux
France
Dshebel Naibo
Crsar
Cajon Peak
California
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Gran Chaco
Tucuman
Tandit Mountain
Uenos Ayros
Short Sermons and Quotations Weighing Life and Contemplation
A collage of maxims and sharp quotes on generosity ambition reading faith and conduct. From Burke Macaulay Newton Johnson and others the snippets reflect moral reflection and literary wit on governance virtue and social conduct.
Homemaking Hints for Busy Women
A column gives practical kitchen and household tips. It advises quick breakfast routines, quick dinner prep, avoiding anger at tea time, plain sewing, window cleaning signals, dumpling cooking methods, and meat handling to distribute juices evenly.
Estate notices and licenses from Dillon area filings
Estate of Edward Rourk and other probate actions list final proofs, hearings, and deadlines through February and January 1896. Marriages licenses issued to Taylor and Huff and Ehrle and Brown. Local health ad promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Hall's Catarrh Cure with drugstore sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Krenger
Mrs F Moulton Ferris Teaching Arts in Dillon Studio
Mrs F Moulton Ferris will teach figure portrait animal landscape fruit and flower painting and decorative art including china painting She studied for years at the Academy of Design Chicago under Leonard Valk Regamery French H E Peterson Gookins and others and offers private lessons in portraits flowers and animals at a Dillon Montana studio two doors west of Miss Millie Coffin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Design
Chicago
Leonard Valk
Regamery French
H. Ei
Peterson
Gookins
G. Whiz
Bigelow
H. E. C. Peterson
B. Johns
Ei. M. Scots
Bebby
Millie Coffin
Dillon
Mont
Ladies Fine Shoes Offer Comfortable Felt Slippers and Oxford Ties
A catalog note advertises ladies footwear including comfortable felt slippers and oxford style shoes. It highlights refined comfort and versatile wear for regular use and special occasions.
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Tribune
Tribune. Publishing Comp'y
Enprror Tribune
P. Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
HC Dake
Merchants Exchange
Dinton
Montana
A. C. Anson
Chicago Dispatch
Supreme Court of the United States
Boston Globe
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Syracuse
Buston
Greville
Burke
Macaulay
Holland
John Newton
Johnson
Anon
Martial
Duplesais
Rochebriune
Court ‘ Notes
Edward Rourk
John P. Ehrle
Elsie E. Brown
August Schott
J. Y. Schenck
Caddo, Ind. Ter
Chamberlain
N. M. White Drug Store
Hall
F. J. Cueney'’& Co
Toledo, QO
F. Moulton-Ferris
Kupfer
Fidel Huber
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead County
Anton Banneyer
William Banneyer
Chambers
Dillon Tripung
Frank Showees
Beaverhead
Fliel Brothers
D Leonard Elied
Lampert Eure
Dillon, Montana
ApoLin Eliel
Henri J. Barleign
Leonard Kiel
Panbert Jel
Adolph
Ene J. Burleigs
Notary Y Public
Ind
Sldit
Portierres
Oxford
Mia
David
Hood
Davin Brugen
Wilcox
Nebraska
New Friends Daily
Carlton Innis
G. W. Allison
Argenta Road
Thomas Hawley
Winona
Mine
John Harney
Minn
Trisunee
Dillov
Trinune Purrishina Co
the Dominion Company
Omaha Bldg
Ill
Christenson & Neville Lumber Co
Lima, Mont
John A. Clinton
Christianson & Neville Lumber Co
Lima
Burlington
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Omaha
St Lonia
Phil. Daniels
T. P
F. A. Butte
W. W. Johnston
Billings
Eliel
M. J. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
E. Morse
Dillon Furniture Co
G. T. Paul, Masacer
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