Reasons Why Separate Agricultural and Mining Schools Benefit Montana
A pamphlet argues against consolidating Montana state higher education into one university. It emphasizes strong, separate schools in agriculture, mining, and normal studies with dedicated facilities, faculty, and boards. Prominent presidents endorse independent agricultural colleges to meet local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Agricultural College
School of Mines and Normal School
School of Mines
Hall
Clark University
Campbell
John Hopkins
Chauvenet
Colorado School of Mines
Birdshear
Iowa Agrcultural College
Fairchild
Kansas Agricultural College
Elmer G. Nlarris
Missouri School of Mines
J. H. Smart
Indiana Agricultural College
Clute
Michican Agricultural School
Walker
Massachuchusetts School of Technology
Examiner slur sparks battle over Montana education plan
The Helena Herald accuses the Examiner of unfairly smearing Judge Henry N. Blake while noting a coordinated push from Missoula to host the state university and other state institutions. The editorial warns that competition among cities could threaten higher education in Montana and harm the state’s reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Henry N. Blake
Supreme Court
Blake
State University
Missoula
School of Mines
Butte
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Normal School
Dillon
Helena
Theatre News Roundup of Los Angeles to London Ventures
A London poor house hosts Balfe 601 and other stage notes. Byrne sells Venus to Lederer. Reed to lead with Gilbert company. Marion Earle joins Therese Raquin. Davenport eyes Cleopatra tour. Murray retires rich in Bordeaux. Litt plans two stock companies in St Paul and Minneapolis. Salvini to build a California villa, Turk Merron steps into Clariana, Krone writes The Country Squire with Archie Boyd. Carleton rewrites Ye Karlie Trouble for tour. Sullivan near Riviere. Mansfield rehearses Merchant of Venice. Mounet Sully at Nimes faces curtain tweaks amid late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfe
London
Charles Alfréd Byrne
Venus
George W. Lederer
Addie Cora Reed
Charles A. Gilbert
Marion Earle
Therese Raquin
Ida Vernon
Dominick Murray
Bordeau
Canada
Jacob Litt
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Alexander Salvini
California
Monte Catino
Teanor Merron
Flora Starkeds
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Riviere
W.S. Gilbert
Richard Mansfield
Mounet-Sully
Nimes
France
Centre traffic lines offer half fare for ministers and missionaries
Centre traffic lines announce half fare permits in 1803 for regularly ordained ministers and missionaries and Sisters of Mercy. New York, Lake Erie and Western agents prepared for World’s Fair inquiries. Thomas Ridley of Wilkinsburg Pa veteran foreman nears fifty years in railroad service. Green Bay Winona and St Paul buys 1500 cars for Northwest Dispatch Fast Freight via Frankfort and Kewaunee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
New York
Lake Erie
Western
Sf Thomas Ridley
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania
Green Bay
Electric lights and technology trends of the era
The Vienna cathedral glows with electric arc lights and Switzerland’s telephony is government controlled and praised as efficient. Edison patents new lamp films and magnetic ore separation. Power transmission via alternating current shows promise in the US. Transatlantic telephone to Chicago costs nine dollars for five minutes, with clear transmission over 630 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Europe
Edison
New York
Chicago
France
Aphro Medicine CO
Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted as malaria cure in Montana sale
Advertises Hood’s Sarsaparilla claiming malaria prevention and cure for malaria and dengue with testimonials from Marysville and Sherman. Mentions price one dollar for 100 doses and a Montana bargain sale at Hammer & Moore’s with an early bird slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hammer & Moore's
Montana
Ornamental Jewelry Designs Highlight New Fashion Trends
The Jewelers' Circular surveys current styles such as winged hearts brooches, gemmed circlets with bowknots, empire buckles, canoe shaped flower holders, and a zommied owl ornament. It notes popular silver atomizers, less fashion for necklaces, and travel jewel bags with two trays. It predicts intricate color, carving, and cameo work rise as mere ornament evolves.
General Banking and Exchange Business Notice
B E Watt president Orno Kiem cashier. A general banking and exchange business transacted. Highest cash price paid for city county and state securities. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orno Kiem
Reflections on Morals and Human Nature
A quotation collection from the Atchison Globe exploring feelings about praise, honesty, apologies, self control, and social behavior. It notes that people often value others' morals over their own, and that bravely facing trouble means accepting responsibility without making others unhappy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Railways Built Across United States Reach 4100 Miles in 1892
New York paper reports that 4100 miles of railways were constructed in the United States during the year 1892, highlighting continued expansion of the nation’s railway network and transportation infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Comp’y
Mio
Aldi Ae
Dinton, Montana
Fanny Davenport
Cleopatra
Tion
the Electric Review
University of Pennsylvania
New Jersey League of Amateur Photographers
Oscar S. Teale
Plainfield
William A. Halsey
Newark
A. J
Powder and Ball
Pearl
C. J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell, Mess
B.E. Watt
Prest
First National Bank
Dillon, Mont
Calewell, Idaho
Mi. Miller, M.D
Sheridan
Mont
Beasemead
Maret
Ios
NH O
Y. J. Murray
Beaverhead County
Raverhead County
T. J. Murray
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead
Andrew Barber
Lta
Tesday
Ditrict Court
Iblen
Dillon J
H. Thomas
San Deen
J Serene
O. E. Morse
Eliel
Eliel Brothers
M. I. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon Furniture
AND
G. T. Paul
Fred Gamer
Fred Holbrook
Lotcottich
N. M. Warrt
Andrews’ Hot Springs
Salmon, City, Idaho
Salmon City
T. R. Andrews
Salmon City, Idaho
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