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Montana Court Terms Set for 1891 in Three Counties
District Court in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties fixes regular terms for 1891. Jefferson opens first Mondays of January April July October. Madison on third Mondays February May August November. Beaverhead on second Mondays March June September December. Court opens at 10 am each Monday.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead County
R. Z. Tromas
Seven Days Happenings From June Reports Across States
A June roundup notes the Illinois A P A incorporations at Springfield, miners strike ends in West Virginia, Marshall hosts Baptist Young People Union, Detroit hosts National Travelers Protective Association, and Coalburg Alabama rail sabotage. Governors, candidates, and court actions across Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Wisconsin appear with cases of forgery, drownings, rail disruptions, and labor disputes. County meetings, rail strikes, and political maneuvers color a busy midweek page.
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State Council
Ilinois A. P. A
Springfield
West Virginia
Baptist Young People’s Union of Missouri
Marshall
National Travelers’ Protective Association
Detroit
Strikera
Georgia Pacific
Coalburg
Ala
Culberson
Texas
Seth W. Chase
Kansas Penitentiary
Tom Smith
Colorado
Ben Biddle
Allen
Ark
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Helen Gougar
Mount Olive
United States
Mississippi
United Mine Workers
Atchison Road
New York
Chicago
Alton
Lake Erie and Western
Western’ Passenger Association
Coxey
Massillon
Black
Tinois
General Tarsney Bleeds From Tar and Feathering
Denver June 26 General Tarsney who received a coat of tar and feathers from his enemies Saturday morning is resting easier. Inflammation in his face is reduced though still painful and his body has recovered from stiffness. He was near prostration but is revived among friends and shows resilience. At about 55, he is a Civil War veteran and a man of pride and spirit. Public sympathy and concern accompany the incident.
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Denver
T. J. ‘Tareney
General Tarsney
Ramapo Wins Suburban in Close Finish
Taral drove Ramapo to win the Suburban at New York on June 22 with Banquet close behind. The heat was intense despite a sea breeze and about 25,000 in attendance, amid a long post delay before the race commenced.
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Taral
Banquet
New York
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Ramapo
Separate Receiver Appointed for Oregon Railway and Navigation
United States District Judge Bellinger granted the motion for a separate receiver for the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. S. R. McNeill was named receiver at Port Orford June 2.
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KB. R. McNeill
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Port Layo
United States
Bellinger
S. R. McNeill
Bridges Swept Away and Floods Hit Leavenworth Area
A severe rainstorm drenched Leavenworth Kansas on June 27, flooding farms and wheat fields in Salt Creek Valley. Nearly four inches of rain caused river rise and damage to churches and bridges. Other items note a Hong Kong plague update, public building bills advancing in Washington, acquittals in Louisville, miner convention actions in Streator, and canoeist results in London.
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Colored Methodist
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Wheat and live stock markets in Chicago and Omaha
Wheat and corn edge higher or softer with slight gains while pork and ribs rise. Chicago live stock receipts mirror firming cattle and hogs with mixed animal pricing and modest gains, as Omaha shows cattle and hogs up with sheep firm and lambs active at pasture prices.
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Tug Nichol Sinks with 54 on Board Near Highlands
A New York excursion tug James D. Nichol carrying 54 passengers and 5 crew sank about 1 PM three miles east of the Highlands after passengers rushed to port to avoid heavy seas. Of 58 tickets sold. 34 accounted for. many believed drowned. Algonquin and other tugs rescued survivors. identified dead include Frank Din and Herman Evard among others. list of missing long with German names.
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New York
James D. Nichol
Highlands
Fifth Street
East River
Scotland
William Hyatt
Algonquin
Wallace B. Flint
J. Moran
Governor
C. Platt
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Nebraska Silver Conference Adopts Free Coinage 16 to 1
Strong resolutions favor restoring free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1 ratio. W H Thompson named permanent chair. W Abbott secretary. Nebraska Democratic Free Coinage League formed with J E Ong as president and T J Morgan as secretary. The plank urges immediate free coinage and calls for active delegate selection to the 1894 state convention.
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Hall County
Conference of Silverites
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Cass County
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Madison County
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Restorative Nervine Promoted By Dr Miles for Nerve Health
The article extols the brain nerve force or pneumogastric supply as vital to heart lungs stomach and bowels. It credits Franklin Miles M D with major discoveries and claims Restorative Nervine cures sleeplessness dizziness hysteria and other nerve related ailments without opiates, sold with a money back guarantee by Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Apyro Medicine CO
Portland, OR
Dillon Drug Store
Postoffice
Franklin Miles
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Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Hudson Medical Institute
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