Spanish privateers and local woes fill Dillon column
The Dillon Tribune reports on Spanish privateers in the Mediterranean and Atlantic, local jail counts, and praise for Senator Carter. It notes a county appraisal uptick, Argenta road prospects, a short commissioners session, a Bozeman tunnel fire, and editorial quips about weather record keeping and truth in newspapers.
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Uncle Sam
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Argenta
Ditwox
Mont
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
A. D
Court House
Big Hole River
Fez
Wiatom
Dillon
Eppinent
M. Mann
B. Moran
OM. Beat
Press and pulpit in a great saint making trio cited
The Lewiston Tribune criticizes press and pulpit joining to bless small virtues. It notes a clerk of the district court term must stay four years by Constitution, not two as claimed. The Missoula Republican contrasts debt trends under parties, urging gentler framing for Democratic readers.
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Beaverhead County
District Court
Lewiston Tribune
Missoula
Missoula Republica
Inter Mountuaiv
Fifth Judicial District
Nontana
H. D. Pickman
Virginis L. Pickman
H. J. Barleigh
Bannack Street
Dillon
Mont
Beaverhead
Montana
Virginia L. Pickman
Admcipiotrabriz
Shropshire & Burleigh
Press Comment Fort Benton River Press Law-Defying Body
The Fort Benton River Press accuses the current national administration of law breaking and defiance. It cites Secretary Carlisle refusing to buy silver under the Sherman law, not refunding tax on alcohol, Comptroller Bowler withholding sugar bounties, and Secretary Morton not purchasing seeds. The piece claims executive officials have run the government to suit themselves for two years.
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Fort Benton River
Carlisle
Bowler
Congress
Morton
Sunday closing laws should apply impartially, New York protestors say
A Manhattan effort seeks modification of Sunday closing statutes accusing enforcement bias. Proponents argue elites drink freely at clubs while workers are kept dry, labeling enforcement unequal and un-American. They urge uniform application or repeal of the laws.
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Great Falls ‘Tribune
New York
Absurd Early Chicago Kitchen Recipes From a Record
A Chicago Record fragment lists odd recipes using lake water and city intake water for items like Ice Water Cookies and Salmi of Game. It guides boiling, refrigerating, and baking steps with humorous substitutions and misspelled terms, reflecting quirky era cookbook humor.
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Salmi
Chicago
Lac Michigan
Hyde Park
Mixed recollections and notices from a late 19th century issue
A string of brief items includes ex Governor McKinley planning a Canton law office, odd trivia about Bismarck’s sparse furnishings, and Lord Chelsea’s eagle collection. Also noted are tributes to figures like Dr. Samuel Dixon, Captain Eyre Laurence, and Cornelius Vanderbilt, plus assorted letters, notices, and local lodge announcements.
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McKinley
Canton
Bismarck
Lord Chelsea
Egr
England
Samuel G. Dixon
Philadeljmia Academy ‘of Natural Sciences
Koch
F. Eyre
Laurence
British Rifle Brigade
Mr. Bonner
Melvine KE. Ingalls
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Chesapeake and Ohio Rairoads
Maine
Baron Achille Paganini
Parma
Pius IX
Carl Huffman
Vienna
Das Tageblatt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Edward Rawson Godfrey
Bangor
Bowdoin
Heary B. Godfrey
Nan
Lord Salisbury
Costaki Pasha
Great Britain
Iestead
Foreign Office
Strunger
Transvaal
Brown
Kentucky
Cord Wood Auction at Dijon Courthouse
Twenty cords of No 1 body wood to be delivered at the Dijon courthouse. Call O M Best, chairman of the County Commissioners. Clerk T J Murray.
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Dijon
O. M. Best
Board of County Commissioners
T. J. Murray
John of Marlborough descendants control millions
A Philadelphia Times quip notes that John of Marlborough may have commanded thousands while his descendant, through jointure, will control millions as a sharp social observation on legacy and power.
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John of Marlborough
Philadelphia Times
Mary Anderson Declines Princely Stage Offers
The actress Mary Anderson de Navarro repeatedly rejects lucrative returns to the stage. Edward W. Box notes in March Ladies' Home Journal that a summer bid from an American manager offered a six figure fortune, but she refused, saying she is through with the stage.
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Tary Anderson
Mary Anderson de Navarro
Edward W. Box
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Conn
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Motel Mail
Onto
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Lucas Country
Frank J. Cumnty
I. J. Cummuy & Co
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Hawn
Frank J. Cooney
A. W. Gurason
Notary Public
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Clo
Th. Hall
Grace Lamont
Braniger
DW Cook
Maggie
Occident Lodge
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MD Petit
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Tood
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FO Whith
Benneran
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Lampenr Keren
St. A. Sullivan
J.C. Quigg
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Blue Win
Iron Mask
W. H. Duprey
Ferrys Seeds
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroit
Mich
Larsone
Eliel
Dillon, Montana
M. I. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best, Tressurer
Montana Mercantiles
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
O. E. Morse
Dillon Furniture Co
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