Palmistry hints and Demorest's magazine advert plan
An advertising snippet explains palmistry lines and bracelets predicting life, brain power, fortune, health, mood swings, and Venus girdle effects. It touts Demorest's Family Magazine 1864, offering fashion, patterns, art, and extensive reading for $2 with a specimen copy available. It lists astrological mounts and planetary influences as guidance.
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Palmistry Aggumer
Demorest
Denorest’s
Venus
Demorest’s
W. Jennings Demorest
East 14Th St
New York
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Nus
Court Terms Set for 1891 Fifth Judicial District Montana
District Court in Jefferson Madison Beaverhead counties fixes regular 1891 terms. Jefferson opens first Mondays of January April July October at 10 a.m. Madison holds third Mondays of February May August November. Beaverhead meets second Mondays of March June September December. Clerk R Z Tuomas signs order.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z. Tuomas
Tragedy as Caisson Blast Kills Cavalrymen in Oakland
A deadly explosion on Grant boulevard near Oakwood tears through a caisson, killing two artillerymen and injuring several others while mangled bodies and shattered homes mark the scene. Riots in Oakland and Sacramento involve strikers vs. troops, with trains stalled, arrests made, and tensions rising as National Guard keeps order.
Labor strike hits Lake Superior Terminal switches
West Superior reports employees of the Lake Superior Terminal and Transfer Co striking today tearing up switches at the lake head due to handling of Northern Pacific cars. In Sacramento a habeas corpus hearing for three Dunsmuir strikers ends with tensions as regulars briefly enter the courthouse and three prisoners are remanded for engine theft. San Francisco notes Southern Pacific and state forces fail to restore freight control though passenger service remains steady with trains sidelined at night.
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West Superior
Lake Superior
Northern Pacific
Sacramento
Dunsmuir
Judge Catlin
Court House
Knight
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
California
Burns Tragedy at Cabin as Flynn Fires on Intruder
Harry Lennon arrived at Engineer Flynn's cabin at 10 tonight and kicked in the door. Flynn shot Lennon dead on the doorstep, with Mrs Burns named as the instigator of the trouble. Len was described as tough and low.
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Burns
Harry Lennon
Flynn
Mrs. Burns
Len
Northern Pacific offers reclaim time for out employees
St Paul report states those still absent must return by Sunday noon or their positions will be declared vacant. Six Rawlins, Wyoming arrests for contempt of court are noted. In Livingston, engineers press master Brown who reveals 13 new engineers hired in St Paul to replace strikers and says they outrank the locals. Brown planned to present the issue to Superintendent Hicky in St Paul.
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St. Pau
The
Northern Pacific
Oxford Tops Yale for Athletic Championship
London reports Oxford won the athletic championship from Yale today while Britannia defeated Vigilant again. In St Pawl a local note mentions John Scanlon an Omaha engineer sent to St Peter's asylum after threats by strikers unbalanced his mind.
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London
Oxford
Yale
Brittania
St. Pawl
John Scanlon
Omaha
St. Peter's Asylum
Congress backs president on railroad strike crisis
Washington July 16 The house adopted strong resolutions supporting the president amid the railroad strike. Lenton Ky July 1 Pullman shops opened today strike leaders not being taken back. Irregular service persists and San Francisco July 17 Southern Pacific runs daytime passenger trains, night services halted, non union crews scarce, few freights moved. The first eastbound train since the strike left Sacramento this morning.
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Washincton
Lenton
Saxa Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Explosion at Stockton colliery kills many miners
Hazenrton Pennsylvania July 17 reports two hundred sticks of giant powder exploded amid a gang of miners at Stockton colliery No. 8. The blast left few bodies identifiable. Charles O Donnell distributed dynamite and caps as workers gathered at the shaft. The drivers were first to enter the shaft and were killed as the explosion occurred.
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Chas, Shuggert
O’donnell
Strikes and court actions dominate Durango dispatch
At A R U headquarters in Durango the strike is described as red hot while railroads report normal operations. Debs attends U S court to face contempt charges alongside leaders. bonds refused and imprisonment follows. Separate missova report notes a dynamite track explosion derailing an eastbound Northern Pacific train near Missova injuring tiny crewed cars.
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Durango
Debs
Chicago
United
Milchrist
U. S
Rogers
Kelcher
Howard
W. H. Shoemaker
St. Paul
S. Gregory
Conductor Walkout Ends As Crew Returns to Work
Livixastox Montana July 17 conductors held a meeting and withdrew from the ARB. Later they reported for work in seniority order. Cook was processed first. Brakeman Lauck and Chief Clark Livingston reported and were assigned. Engineers who reported yesterday remain uncalled. Some strikers still stand firm while others resume duties.
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Livixastox
Mont
ARB. U
Finn
Cook
Lauck
Clark Livingston
Road Master
Bridge Fire Near Bozeman Sparks Suspicions
A fifty foot bridge just west of the Bozeman tunnel burned early today. Strikers deny responsibility and condemn property destruction. Some locals suspect a gang from nearby mining camps, though this remains speculation.
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Bozeman
Bozeman Tunnel
Rail Ticket Sales Open Across System With Exceptions
Butte announces instructions from General Passenger Agent Fee to sell tickets to all points on the system except the Coeur d Alene branch and the Butte Logan airline route. Union Pacific confirms Southern Pacific passenger business opening with tickets to all points. Three SP tickets were sold at the UP office last evening and travelers went to Dillon by carriage.
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Butte
Northern Pacific
Coeur d’ Alene
Logan
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
S. P
U. P
Dillon
Bridge Damaged Near Silver Bow and Timbered U P Movement
A small bridge three miles south of Silver Bow on the U N was blown with giant powder at 6 this morning. It remains damaged and will need repairs, expected to be completed tomorrow. A U P train may bring six companies of regulars from Salt Lake to Butte by noon. U S Army orders send Col. commanding the Second Infantry from Ft. Omaha to Butte and dispatch four troops of the 6th Cavalry under Col. Bales. Strikers offer to guard property offering 250 to 300 ARU members as unpaid deputy marshals for protecting non union train workers, with conditions they avoid movement of trains. President Gompers returns denying quarrel with Debs and says strike remains active. Chicago strike described as loyal. Anarchist arrest announced in official Gazette.
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Mike Farrier
Seventh Cavalry
Donaven
J. Doyle
Linner
Second Artillery
Stolz
Aller
O'Donnell
Andrew
Duke
Urquhart
Kane
Grant Boulevard
Oakwood
Donavan
Doyle
Gene
Oakland
Seventh Street Crossing
College of Striking Yard
Sacramento
Southern
Pacific
Dunsmuir
Oregon
Southern Pacific
Edward Jost
Dillon
U. P
N. P
M. A
Omaha
U. S.A
Ft. Omaha
Butte
Montana
6Th Cavalry
Bales
Markham
U.S
Baldwin
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Coast
Wysteries of the nervous system and life sea
Fragment describes the nervous system as the sea of life located near the brain stem and spinal cord. It notes the mind’s sensitivity to stimuli and mentions recent discoveries in human life research, highlighting expert study and mystery in early explorations.
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Sea of Life
Uber
Eve Lek
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