Publication and subscription notice from Dinnon Montana 1894
Publication details list weekly Friday edition by Tribune Publishing Company with mailing prepaid rates for yearly six month and three month options. Advertising agent P Fisher of San Francisco is noted as authorized. paper on file at his Merchants' Exchange office. Dinnon Montana date June 8 1894.
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Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
American Medical Association
California
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
San Yuen
Center Street
Montana Mercantile Co
Final Proof Extension Bill Introduced by Senator Power
Senator Power introduced a bill on May 24 to extend the deadline for final proof and payments on lands under the public land laws. The measure would extend by one year the period for proof and payment for lands located under the homestead and desert land laws where due under existing laws.
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Senator Power
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Populists and Democrats in Oregon Political Tides
A reflective review of Oregon politics notes Populists as galvanized Democrats and mocks the party’s record. It cites Oregon’s election results, water issues, and speculation on the state’s irrigation plans amid floods and economic worries.
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Oregon
Press Comments On Boycott Of Recorder
In Salmon City the Recorder notes a boycott sparked by a distant Republican who mocks the paper. A reader claims the man sneezes at Shoup King snuff and now borrows the Recorder miles away to read despite the dispute.
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Salmon City
Recorder
Keep off the Grass special edition in town
Inter Mountain reports a special edition titled Keep off the Grass issued in the city under an Anaconda date. G. A. Brooks publishes the paper with ten thousand copies printed and broad advertising support. Brooks is linked to General Jeffries' Seattle contingent and the edition will appear as convenient between here and Washington.
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Inter Mountain
Coxeyites
G. A. Brooks
Washington
Brooks
Jeffries
Seattle
Helena Becomes Center Of Daly Versus Daly Battle
Helena faces a political clash as combined forces oppose Marcus Daly. If Daly wins the capital he seeks to prove himself a capable leader among Montana leaders. The scene hints at intrigue and public backing in a tense power struggle.
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Helena
Marcus Daly
Notable Politicians and Public Figures Labeled by Traits
A column lists varied remarks about public figures including Justice White, Erastus Wiman, Robert E. Lee Jr., Simeon Green, Ex-Senator Edmunds, Lord Rosebery, Wheeler H. Peckham, W. T. Wiley, President Cleveland, Lt. Frederick R. Brainard, Mayor Hopkins of Chicago, Galusha Grow, George Kiput, Senator Sherman, Senator Coke of Texas, Senator Wolcott, and a likeness to ex-Senator Warren.
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Justice White
Erastus Wiman
Robert E. Lee, Jr
Simeon Green
Harvard
Worcester County
Massachusetts
Edmunds
Supreme Court
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
Liberal Party
United States
W. T. Wiley
Monongalia County
W. Va
White House
Cleveland
Congress
Frederick R. Brainard
Roncador Reef
Colon
Chicago
Hopkins
Galusha A. Grow
Lincoln
Sherman
Grant
Pacific Coast
Garfield
Ohio Canal
George Kiput
Shelby County
Ind
Tts
Senator Coke
Texas
Wolcott
Warren
Wyoming
Notable Women and Events from The Tattler
A collage of society items features Mrs. Maggie Van Cott planning a Catskill home, Miss Seipp’s $3 million heiress status, Mrs. Hearst’s Washington residence, Carnations as favorite flowers, and other genteel notes. It also mentions Emily Gerry’s 92nd birthday, Emily Soldene’s move to Sydney, and views on hypnotism and women’s roles.
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Maggie van Cott
Catskill
Miss Seipp
Conrad Seipp
Chicago
George W. Childs
Long Branch
Avon
Countess of Elgin
Thurlow Weed Barnes
Emily L. Gerry
Ilbridge Gerry
New Haven
Emily Soldene
Sydney
Kate Hilliard
New York
Maria Mead Smith
Virginia
New
Quotations on Women and Virtue by Various Authors
A collection of satirical and provocative lines about women and virtue attributed to Hugo La Rochefoucauld Balzac Ouida and others. The passages contrast stereotypes with sharp social commentary and reflect period attitudes.
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Victor Hugo
The Anatomist Facts About the Human Body
An illustrated tally cites that ordinary breath holds two thirds of a pint of air, the skin houses over 2 000 000 sweat glands, and the heart beats about 2 538 848 000 times in a 70 year life. It notes heart lifting power, lung surface, and blood flow through the heart every three minutes.
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London Standard
Richardson
St. Louis Republic
Amherst abolishes Latin salutatory in school policy
The piece notes Amherst removing the Latin salutatory and reports on education trends. It cites England headmasters earning 25000 to 35000 dollars yearly, a Nazareth primary school opening, and a Harvard summer school psychology course by German scholar Hugo Munsterberg.
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England
Nazareth
Hugo Mansterberg
Harvard
How to care for boots and shoes in old guidance
The advises weekly shoe cleaning with a soft brush to soften and shine boots and shoes. It notes a patent boot stretcher and brass pieces, warns about sun heat on dull shoes, and gives tips on leather care and drying after wetting, plus glycerin as water proofing and a caution about proper toe width and heel height.
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A .Odern
Royalist Highlights from Court and Crown
The newborn Prince of Bulgaria commands four regiments. The Siamese king speaks three foreign languages well. Queen Victoria preserves waste from her table for the Little Sisters of the Poor. The Persian shah carves caricatures on white wallpaper in his private rooms. Princess Stephanie of Austria, widow of Archduke Rudolph, who died at Meyerling, has written a novel praised by Vienna aristocracy.
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Prince
Bulgaria
Siam
Queen Victoria
Shah of
Persia
Stephanie of
Austria
Archduke Rudolph
Meyerling
Vienna
The Botanist Notes On Lawn Mixtures And Flora Traits
The article discusses best lawn mixtures of white clover and blue grass and notes the ease of packing trees when transported dry. It mentions a Chinese flower resembling a Lily turning pink in sun, seeds with remarkable vitality, and how clearing pines prompts oak or birch regrowth. It describes the Venus Flytrap as a southern plant trapping flies with a spring-like mechanism.
Odd Beliefs and Oddities From Far and Near
The Hindoo forbids flesh yet eats fish believing fish lack souls. In Devonshire lilies of the valley foretell death within a year. Australians dislike their various boomerangs as toys or weapons. A Carthage woman prepaid burial dress three years before death to please her husband. In Albuquerque a 30 year old woman with a tiny mouth has never eaten solid food, surviving on milk and beef tea.
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England
Devonshire
Carthage
Albuquerque
N. M
Effigy of Grover Cleveland Found in Montana Fringe Display
A crude figure resembling a man hanging from a scaffold appeared a few tiles southeast of Patton, across Missouri, last week. Investigators concluded the object resembled former President Grover Cleveland, deemed worse than a coyote on Montana sheep.
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Pat Benton
Missouri
Grover Cleveland
Montana
Coxey phrase echoes across River Press attacks on tramps
The River Press mocks the Coxey movement calling it a band of unemployed claimants. It claims the ranks of the so called commonwealers who want work are filling with a profession that won’t work.
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River Press
Coxey
Spinning Tops, Centrifugal Force, and 1894 Notices
A discussion explains centrifugal force as the outward push of rotating particles and notes gravity pulling upright tops. The piece cites other items: a Maine union president’s diamond pin gift, pension approval for a Revolutionary soldier’s daughter, and portraits for library members. It also lists upcoming meetings for medical and fraternal orders in San Francisco with extended travel-rate notices.
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Earth
Brooklyn Eagle
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Tom Reed
Maine
Colorado
Bonds
Dullen
Serene Montansa
Dakotas
Iowa
Kansas
Helena and Marcus Daily
THE
Observer
Wheeler H. Peckham
the Tattler
Tom
Lady Montagu
Ouida
Junius Henri Browne
Virtue
Douglas Jerrold
Amherst
the Royalist
Botanist
Allee
Wannah Lyons
John Russell
Trenton Battle Monument
Mary Ann Blair
Mass
Lucy Stone
Warren Public Library
Frances
Willard
Nellie Grant-Sartoris
Ancient Order United Workmen
Afra, M. F. Bone
Hood
Ghambrays
Eliel
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
D. M. Best
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
O. E. Morse
Dillon
Mont
W.W. C. Orr, Jr
Ontario Veterinary College
Poindexter & Orr
South
Butte
North
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