Montana Constitutional Convention Debates Education Suffrage and Labor Provisions
The Montana convention held a brief Monday session with a focus on resolutions. Debates covered compulsory education, child labor limits, wages paid only in lawful money, eight hour workdays, and prohibitions on convict labor competing with free labor.
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Missouri
Great Falls
St P.M. M
Bickford
N.W. Marrnes & Co
Chicago
Burleigh
Jones
Committee On
Richards
Committee On Education
Eaton
Maginnis
Conrad
Watson
Sane
Labor
Montana
United States
MIM Ellaneges
Committee On Legislative Department
Yellowstone Park and Montana Notes In Brief
A geological survey crew works in the Park and a railroad survey runs between Great Falls and Belt. Senator Cox tours the National Park and a swimmer drowns in Yellowstone. Ranchers near Shields River anticipate a three fourths average oat yield. Bozeman lacks water for its electric plant. Governor the trotting horse dies. Various local incidents include a shooting injury to Miss Vandervort, bridge collapse at Missoula, and a fatal train accident near Hardy. Reports on bounty, mining assays near Livingston, and early state conventions conclude the dispatches.
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Yellowstone
Shields
Bozeman
Boveman
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Joe Scott
American Falls
Idaho
Howard Station
Yellowstone County
Silver Bow County
Deer Lodge
Fanny M. Vandervort
Helena
Arthur McCutcheon
Rock Fork
Yellowstone River
J. AL. Meyers
Tennessee
National Teachers’ Association
Nashville
Missoula
Thering
Monrroe
N.P. Railroad
Grey Clit
Sto,ooo
Hardy
Montana Central
Efe
Cascade
Childs death urges home remedy for relief
A short moral notice reports a child fell ill and died before morning. The piece urges keeping Dr. Acker's English Remedy at hand and is signed by N. M. White of City Drug Store.
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Dr. Acker
N. M. White
City Drug Store
Land Question Opens in Washington Court Over Sioux Lands
A Washington hearing before Secretary Noble Assistant Secretary Chandler and Assistant Attorney General Shields tackles the Vilas decision and rights of Sioux half breeds to transfer titles. Cases include Allen vs Merritt Hydene McDonald and Cartley vs Campbell with lawyers present. Towns Glendise Montana Duluth Minn and Devil's Lake Minn figure in the dispute over defective land titles.
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Washington Dispatch
Roth
Vilas
Noble
Chandler
Gen
Shields
Allen
California Cat-A Cure and Santa Anie Advertised
An old advertisement promotes California Cat-A Cure for nasal catarrh and San Francisco Santa Anie as remedies for consumption. It claims a thorough treatment can cure and notes they are sold by N. M. White for one dollar or three for two dollars and fifty cents.
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California
Santa Anie
N. M. White
English Remedy for Consumption Promises Relief
In a city health notice the claim is made that two thirds of deaths in New York are from consumption or pneumonia, and similar in other cities. Dr. Ack ers remedy is advertised as a sure relief and potential lifesaver, offered by N M White at the City Drug Store.
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W. D. Salt
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Belleville
Ohio
N.M. White's
City
New York City
Ackers
N.M. White
City Drug Store
Notable deaths and appointments headline 19th century notes
A roundup of brief items reports Mrs. John Tyler's sudden death in Richmond. Wm Walter Phelps named United States minister to Germany. Hailey Idaho suffers major fire losses. Cleveland's Oly Tron and Steel sells to an English syndicate for 4.3 million pounds. Princetown Ohio destroyed by wind. Nevada bullion yields around 70k with Pandora at 45k. Egyptian troops report Dervish movements near Abunded Sembal pass. Democratic convention in Jackson Mississippi nominates John M Storie for governor and Evans for lieutenant governor. Cattle train wrecks near Wickes tunnel. 13 cattle killed. City of New York reports floods in Zndines area with 6k lost. Oklahoma deputy marshal shot. killer West killed. James H Robinson dies in New York after Montana career. Paris reports indictment of Gen Houlanger for conspiracy. possible outlaw status. Colorado bishop J P Macheleuf dies in Denver at 82.
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John Tyler
Exchange Hotel
Richmond
Walter Phelps
United States
Germany
Hailey
Idaho
Oly Tron and Steel Company
Cleveland
Princetown
Hamilton
Ohio
Nevada
Cairo
Sembal Pass
Jackson
Miss
John M. Storie
Hlon. Evans
Dickson County
Wickes Tunnel
Montana Central
City of New York
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Zndines
Chang Ping
Oklahoma
U.S
Robt. Dalton
Lee West
Dalton
West
Robinson
Montana
New York City
Missoula
J. Po. Macheleuf
Colorado
Denver
France
Lana
New Mexico
Ele
A Waoaiian’s Discovery Of A Curing Elixir
An island woman suffered seven years under a severe illness with failing vital organs and a persistent cough. She tried Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and slept after the first dose, crowning with a miraculous cure after one bottle. Sold by a local store in Shelby.
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Dr. King
Shelby
Why Women Fade in Health by Cold Colds
Women lose their health as colds undermine lives. Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Consumption advertised as a cure offered by Mo White at City Drug Store.
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Whit Haseen Dome
Buford
Congress
Barberry
Meyers
Kobrs
Luce
Graves
Mitten
Hobson
Marion
Bedford
Chess Nan
Wuesdal
Vention Sion
Collins
Haton
Middleton
Committee On Rights of
Lown
Kent
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Unioas
First Legislative Assembly
State Board of Land Commissioners
Board of Education
Judge Knowles
Belt Mountins
Iron. S.S. Cox
New York
National Park
Livingston
Wrass
Ates
Sela
Washington
The
Dakotas
Bismark
Johnson
Parsons
Olmphia
Judiciary Committee
Sioux Falls
S.D
Terereree
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