Notable Murders and Incidents Reported Across Regions
A series of violent events and social updates are detailed, including a fatal knifing over jealousy in Tacoma W T, a suicide by county clerk Campbell in Texas, a fatal domestic incident near Leavenworth, and various crime and political notes. Also mentioned are school enrollments in a 1857 and 1886 comparison, rail fare announcements, and mining industry context in Colorado.
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Campbell
Ander
Jasad
Telieana
Yula
Aoméeld
Montana News Roundup Highlights County Events and Disasters
The clipping reports rail service criticism in Fenton, a $295000 Montana road project in Missoula, 1887 silver bullion shipments from Butte totaling $6480800, and water power estimates for Great Falls at 1.6 million horses. Helena residents celebrate Robert Burns Day. Silver City man Louis Smith dies after a horse kick. An Helena-to-Butte rail bridge update, an accident killing Jack Cummings, and a fire at Anaconda Brewery are noted. A Glendive land case decision upholds Indian scrip locations. Virginia City and Stevensville consider railroad prospects. old mission commemorations and local legal notices appear amid scattered regional notes.
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Great Falls
Ribwxe
Butte
Helena
Robert Burn
Louis Smith
Silver City
Joan Barkley
Montana Central
Cured by Dr Marthees Golden Specile Promises Quick Fix
An archaic advertisement claims a “Golden Specile” cures via coffee or tea and knowledge of verse, stating the patient’s sobriety is guaranteed and that the system is impregnated with the specific. It touts dramatic results for drinkers and urges readers to contact Hecart Edfic Co at 18s Race St for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Marthees
Wien
King s New Discovery for Consumption Featured
A reader recalls a testimonial for Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Jase Middhewari of Decatur notes the medicine saved a life once given up by doctors. Bottles are on display at No M. White’s City Drug Store.
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Troytec Aalbestag Mir
Jase Middhewari
Decatur
Ghia
Sai
Pfa
Montana outlined as vast contender with growing wealth
The piece highlights Montana's vast 145,776 square miles likened to New England plus parts of New York and New Jersey, praises its patriotism, rapid development, and top mining output. It notes infrastructure growth, rail expansion, and strong agricultural potential despite recent cattle losses and drought.
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Salt Lake
German Empire
Montana
Germany
Europe
Gfontang
Mortana
Union
Secur
Stow
Mississippi Walles
Reece
Knights of Labor urged to educate workers firewomen
Mrs Leonora M Barry General Investigator of the Knights of Labor issues a circular to female members urging education over strikes. A Washington special notes Speaker Carlisle may shape the Pacific Railroads committee to seek a settlement between government and railroads. Atlanta City Council items set liquor license rules and penalties.
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Leonora M. Barry
Knights of Labor
Washington
Chicago
New City Council
Atlanta
Zellarsville
Simon Bane
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Eixty
Lee Withrow
James Severens
F.C. Candee
Lawrence Callan
WL. Powell
Jussie Green
Chatanooga
Hanide
Renewed Youth Praised In Town Remedy Notice
A town notice reports Mrs. Phe Cheeley endorsing Electric Bitters from N. M. White's City Drug Store. She claims renewed vigor and freedom from ailments after using the tonic, urging residents to try a bottle and see the benefits firsthand.
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Phe Cheeley
Peterson &Bev Co
Towa
Teil
Tle Hiory
Gould Phuing
N. M. White
City
Wonderful Old Men Across Ages in London Daily News
A curious survey notes aging notables across fields. Ferdinand De Leoseps speaks of many veterans including the Pope, Gladstone, Bismarck, Tennyson, Browning, and Holmes, with ages ranging from upper seventies to nineties.
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London Daily News
M. Ferdinand de Leoseps
Dr. Dollinger
Moltke
Bancroft
Kossuth
Professor Owen
Pope
King Wiliam
Nethertlande
Les Wellon
Sear
Gladstone
Right
Prince Bismarck
Gas M
Jules Grevy
Leonsay
Sareser
Lord Selberne
Lord Granville
McMishan
Lebouuttis Os
Thizatas
Claudina
Lord Tennyson
Mr. Browning
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Verdt
Lord Armstrong
Jobin Hawkstan
Messtonier
Haein
French thinker warns civilization loses its sense of smell
The article reports M Le Bee, a French critic, claiming civilized humanity has lost its sense of smell compared with savage peoples. He predicts further decline tied to intellectual power, warns readers not to accept his views as prophecy, and questions the implications for modern society.
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M. le Beew
le Bee
eareGuidard
Greechute
Garsete
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Wiginal
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Tharman
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Yale
Denver Republican
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Kans
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Missoula
William Schlick
Great Walls
Livingston
Uitaser
Leonard Johnson
Anna Schauy
Casce
J. H. Brown & Son
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Sand Coulee
Childs
Joe Dennison
Jack Cummings
Swest Grass Hills
Benton
Cummings
Dennison
Anaconda
Tawn
Robert Kener
Glendive
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Montine
Stevensville
Missoula County
Amon
Fountilst
Endian
Tie Revie Stes
Inter Mountain
Ffis
Doomnine
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Tee Co
FBI
Berlin
Efrele
William
Baden
Gherted
Rome
St. Peter's Square
Siz Wet
Gov Phi
Peg Avery
Esa
Shamokin
Philadelphia A Reading Company
North Franklin
Reading Company
Pennsylvania
Union Coa Company
Enterprise
Enterprise Coal Company
Garfield
Garfield Coal Company
Nielson Shaft
Excelsior
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Hickory Swamp
Lancaster
Flint Glass Workers Association
Gaanbige
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Ifteg
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Oracle
Senecita de Sure
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