Desperate Bomb Attack, Paris Cafe, 15 Wounded
A bomb blast at a cafe opposite St Lazare station in Paris injures 15 as Léon Breton 80, a former waiter, is captured after firing at police and a passerby. Breton, claiming anarchist motives, vows vengeance and cites Vaillant as his motive while authorities consider accomplices.
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Paris
Terminus Hotel
St. ‘Lazare
Léon Breton
Rue de Rome
Palace St. Michael
Breton
Scossa
Commissary of Police
Rue de Moscow
Vaillant
Burgeoise Society
Jersey
Pekin
Mareeilles
St. Lazare
Washington Delaware Crossing in a Historical Picture
The piece notes the Delaware crossing of Washington celebrated in a painting by artist Luntz. It discusses conflicting theories on whether rafts or boats were used for the crossing and asserts the event’s great achievement and significance on that cold winter night.
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Delaware
Washington
Luntz
Letter from Washington to General Schuyler on inauguration
Washington writes to General Schuyler in May 1780 thanking him for congratulatory notes on his inauguration. He notes support from the Union as essential to his task, hopes for national unity, and praises the prospect of adopting a peaceful constitution for a prosperous America. He signs as George Washington and remains respectfully dutiful.
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Theroy
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Nictheroy
Peixoto
Schuyler
New York
America
T. G. Washington
General Schuyler
Washington's Birthday Celebration and Washington Humor
The piece recalls the first Washington's Birthday celebration in 1779 and notes its annual observance. It includes two verses from a 1785 New York song praising Washington, and discusses Washington's occasional humor as shown in a private letter about Gouverneur Morris and the senate.
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Washington
New York
George
North
Washington jokes and the father of his country
A historical note on jokes about George Washington and the Father of His Country. It traces early jests linked to Washington birthday celebrations, the shift to professional humorists, and examples from 19th century caricatures and verse about Washingtons cherry tree tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. D. Gibson
Georgs
Regular Montana District Court Terms for 1891 Set
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes court terms for 1891. In Jefferson county sessions occur on the first Mondays of January April July and October, Madison on the third Mondays of February May August and November, Beaverhead on the second Mondays of March June September and December. Court opens at 10 o'clock a.m. each Monday. By order of the court. R Z Tromas, Clerk.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z.tromas
Dillon National Bank Stockholders Meet for Board Election
A special meeting of the Dillon National Bank stockholders in Dillon Montana is set for Tuesday January 28 at 2 o clock in the afternoon. The purpose is to elect a board of directors for the coming year. By order of the board Rh J Mearr cashier. Dillon Mont Dec 21 1s.
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Dillon National Bank of
Dikon Montana
Rh. J. Mearr
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Arthur’s New Home Magazine
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