Portraits of double lives shape a clouded era in Chicago
A New York boniface resembles Governor Flower provoking misidentifications. Captain Andreas and others are mistaken for his doubles. Pauline Cushman, famed Union spy, recounts her perilous wartime efforts from Louisville to Nashville and back, including a grant of possible reward that never fully materialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boniface
Governor Flower
Ises
Hays
A. T. Andreas
Chicago
T. W
Grant
Holly
Harvey
Layner E. G. Mason
David Swing
Andreas
Adam Forepaugh
Chauncey M. Depew
Mayor Grant
Mr. Holly
Jett Davis
General Boyle
Louisville
Mace
Boyle
Jeff
Davis
Nashville
Pauline Witten
Tong
Garfield
Lincoln
Castiman
Remarkable Intermarriage in St Marie Parish
The Morin and Rheaume families of Beauce Quebec are said to form the world’s two most intermarried clans. Each family has four sons and four daughters, yielding eight double first cousins when all unions are counted. The marriages did not occur simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marie
Beauce
Quebec
Morin
Rheaume
Marin
Page and Harris Bring Southern Negro Characters to Life
The piece praises Thomas Nelson Page and Joel Chandler Harris for portraying authentic Virginia and Georgia rural Black servants. It notes the clear distinctions between field hands and house servants, highlighting Page’s accuracy and humor as a means to fix a vanishing race in literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
Joel Chander Harris
Georia
South
Page
Kennan Described as Cordial Yet Impetuous Visitor
The passage portrays Mr. Kennan as agreeable and frank with magnetic presence. His bright penetrating eyes seem to pierce the heart of a Russian official while also showing tenderness and sympathy despite grim memories of Siberian prison horrors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kennan
Siberian
Hon James McDill Named to Interstate Commerce Commission
Hon James McDill, newly appointed to the Interstate Commerce Commission, brings long service as a lawyer, judge, congressman, and Iowa railroad official. Born March 4, 1834 in Monroe Butler County Ohio, he rose from prominent Iowa lawyer to circuit and supreme judge, served in Congress, then Iowa railroad board member and U S senator. He resides in Creston Iowa and was a college mate of President Harrison at Miami University.
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James Wilson McDill
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Lowa 9
Monroe
Butler County
Union — County
Congress
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Iowa
United States
Kirkwood
Senate
Interstate Commerce Bis
McDill
Creston
Harrison
Miami
O.) University
Notable Deaths Prompt Theorized Decline Cycles
A historical column discusses a pattern of coincident deaths among prominent figures, noting Cardinal Simeoni, the Duke of Clarence, and others. It explains cycles of death linked to aging, harsh winters, and epidemics, arguing such groupings reflect natural attrition rather than omen or mystery.
Most ands O Donovans interview with Herr Most at the prison
The journal recounts newspaper man Most's interview with Herr Most at Blackwell's Island prison New York. It notes Most's gentle speech on all subjects except political and social theories and recalls O Donovan Rossa's impression of his earlier gentleness contrasted with his public stance on England.
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Herr Most
Blackwell's Island
New York
O'Donovan Rossa
England
Water works plant numbers by state and city leaders
The report shows over 2,000 water works plants nationwide with Pennsylvania leading at 216 plants, New York 199, Massachusetts 128, Michigan 113, and California 103. Illinois trails with 102 plants. Only twenty-five cities have duplicate or triplicate plants, but several more are expanding similarly.
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United States
New York
Empire State
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
California
Mlinois
A Distinguished Russian Woman in London
Mme Olga Alexeyna de Novikoff a Russian noblewoman and writer attracts notice in London for aiding Slavs in Turkey. Her writings illuminate Balkan conditions and influence attitudes toward Turkey while her husband General Novikoff and brother Colonel Nicholas Kircef served in the Servia-Turkish war of 1876. Kircef died after heroic last stand, his corpse mutilated and displayed by Ottoman forces.
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Mme
Olga Alexeyna de Novikoff
Kireef
London
Turkey
DE Novikoff
Balkan
General Novikoff
Nicholas Kircof
Zaichar
Kircef
Osman Pasha
Dr Pierce and Sage Catarrh Remedy Claims
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood cleanser and cure for consumption and scrofula with a money back guarantee. It also markets Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy promising perfect and permanent cure and a $500 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
European Specialist Dr Schultz at Red Boot and Shoe Store
A local listing announces European Specialist Dr Schultz operating over Red Boot and Shoe Store at 86 North Main Street between Park and Broadway Streets in Butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Boot and Shoe Store
North Main Street
Park and Broadway Streets
Bute
New Remedy Promises Cure for Wide Range of Ailments
A letter from Anaconda Mont recounts dramatic recovery after using a “new remedy” from Dr Schultz for seminal weakness nervous breakdown and skin and blood disorders. The writer claims rapid improvement and urges readers to mention the Dillon Tribune.
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Schultz
Anacox da
Mont
C. Shultz
Batte
Schwitz
Henry B
Dillon Tribone
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Ocra
GOV. Flower
Washington
General Grant
Federal
Ben Hays
Metropolitan
West End
Long Branch
Roswell P. Flower
Mr. Hays
UNION
Paulie Cushman
Pauline Cushman
Pauline Fryer
Market Street
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Mdill
Cardinal Simeoni
Duke of Clarence
Prince of Wales
John, Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Hamlin
Adamy
Jefferson
Manning, Simeontl
Ands O' Donovan Rossa
Thes County
Papa
Dillon, Mont
D. G. Bricker
W. McRar
Geo. M. Frakes
D.G Bricker & CO
Ineo
South Main St
Butte
Montana
Truin
Sheriff's
R. F. White
James McLaughlin
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
County of
Beaverhead
F. White
Townerhip
Beaverhead County
Court House
Dillon
Yeaverhead
Appison O. Rose
Tuos
F. Hamiltton
A. D
Joseh Trimborn
Beaver County
Joseph Trimbori
Joseph Trimborion
M. Dest
Sumnons—District Court
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverbeml
Dillon Implement Company
Plaintiff
John H. Hoffman
Enid
Enit
Fopan
Thos J
Galbraith
Beaverlead
Prioaras
Immett Callahan
John J. Lloyd
Ve. J. J. Cusick
Nettie Cusick
John KE. Lloyd
J. J. Cusick
Poindexter & Orr
Montant
United States of America
Appison Q. Rost
Tios. F. Hamilton
Holt
Mrontana
Daniel R. Clapham
United State of America
Dillons
Daniel R. Claphim
Argenta
James W. Scott
Daniel R.clapham
United States Land Office
Helena
John R. Selway
Jane R. Selway
R. Z. Thomas
5Th Judicial District
Madison
Frank Landon
Thomas Flynn
Maz Lauterbach
Peter Tatchie
A. Schacert
Revister
The
National Association of Woolen Manufacturers
Parker & Stelzer
Butchers
Bannack Stread
Mas
L. Kupfer
A. E. Yell
Dillon Montana
Old Court House
Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Idaho
Lemhi County
Salmon City
Montana Business College
Helena, Mont
Ben Pittman
Pueprs
Normal School
Twin Bridges
Birchard
BUSINESS + COLLEGE
and Institute OF
Philadelphia Cooking Institute
Montans
Business and Professiona
H. T. Engelhorn
Prin. Helena
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