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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
4
Tris uxE at Montana building and club noted at fair
The Montana building in Jackson Park and the Montana State Headquarters Club at 331 Michigan Ave will host the Tris uxE during the World's Fair. Cholera appears at Hamberg raising questions about US entry. Memorial Day observed statewide with Dillon joining in. A new Montana paper Valley County Gazette debuts. Romance magazine releases a Scandinavian Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jackson Park
Montana State Headquarters
Michigan Avenue
Valley County Gazette
Glasgow Valley County
R. X. Lewis
Chicago
Press Claims Company offers expert help on government claims
The Press Claims Company, based at 618 F Street Northwest Washington DC, provides specialized legal aid for pensions patents land and Indian depredation claims. It states its staff can handle all claim types for any department and charges no fee for information or advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Press Claims Company
Press Clains Company
F. St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Geary Act Provisions After Supreme Court Affirmation
The Geary act, upheld on appeal by the supreme court, became law on May 4 1892 by the president's signature. It enacts exclusion provisions whose exact terms are described in the act as applied to immigration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Geary act tightens Chinese exclusion with strict enforcement
The act extends prior laws to May 1902 and imposes harsh rules for Chinese laborers. It requires residence certificates, imposes hard labor for noncompliance, bans bail in habeas corpus cases, and introduces photo identification. Penalties include fines up to $1,000 and possible five-year imprisonment for forged papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Committee of Conference
United States
Internal Revenue Office
China
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Inter Mountain
Irrigation Value Cited For California Land Improvement
The report places the total present value of the improved land at 94 million 611 thousand dollars, highlighting irrigation as a key factor in the figures and implying strong returns in California land development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Curious Minnesota laws raise eyebrows in 19th century notes
Havre Herald recalls the last Minnesota Legislature famous for odd bills. It mentions removing crinoline and bustle and a rule about Chinese men wearing shirts inside pants. The Valley County Gazette notes a celestial figure counting ties toward the coast under Geary law constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Minnesota
Valley County Gazette
World's Fair Travel and Civic Notices From The Era
A collage of 19th century items including tariff debate harsh words, travel ads touting Chicago routes and vestibuled through service, a Homes for Visitors guide listing 6000 host families, a 15 puzzle style fundraiser, and a call for visitors to the World’s Fair with lodging details and price. The piece blends transport promotion, housing resources, and cultural entertainment.
Local names listed in historical notice fragment
A partial OCR fragment presents numerous individual names including Mew Bartles John Col Adorah Wacker Gottlief Jaeghles Henry Matthoit Jos Meyers Henry Mitchell F Morgan JB Morse J Olkohin Christ Satoris Francis M Sanford CN Smith Charles Templin Wi 2 Wraton DH Coteher Joseph W Herbert Jas Lee Fay.
The Barbarian and Oakey Hall on high court issues
The excerpt notes a World’s Fair attendance drop from 150000 on Sunday to under 50000 on weekdays. It discusses Oakey Hall arguing civil death for Ed S Stokes after homicide conviction. It also mentions deportation of Chinese affecting Helena and a census bulletin on irrigated land costs and acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oakey Hall
New York
Stokes
Martin
Edward S. Stokes
Ed. S. Stokes
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