Court Terms Set for 1891 in Jefferson Madison Beaverhead
Regular court terms fixed for 1891 start on specific Mondays in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties. Sessions open at 10 a m on each noted Monday. Clerk R Z Tomas issues the order detailing January April July October February May August November March June September December dates.
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R. Z. Tomas
March 14 15 in brief readers notes and events
Read through Kansas City Topeka and St Cloud notes report a bishop installation many dedications and deaths across the Midwest. Key items include Judge Bellinger ruling on a railway receiver and a woman suffrage bill defeat in Illinois. Also noted are a Cuban coast incident, a fire in West Virginia, and various obituaries and political moves from Wisconsin to Missouri.
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Jim Sellers
Iowa
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Mather
Nebraska
U S Supreme Court Hears Short Recess Amid Spanish Trade Tensions
The Supreme Court paused proceedings to March 26 while Secretary Gresham sent a tough note to Spain demanding explicit non interference with American commerce. An English syndicate offered £50 000 for coal lands between Sydney and Mira in Cape Breton. Comptroller Eckels approved forming Harris National Bank of Terrell Texas and First National Bank of Laramie Wyoming. Erastus Wiman granted a new NY Supreme Court trial. Reverend Malone spoke on Catholic Church and the Single Tax. Umbria reported 460 000 ounces of silver mined. San Francisco filed suit against the Stanford estate for 15 337 000. The Violet with the presidential party aboard departed Norfolk for Washington. Massachusetts asks ...
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Emigrant Ship For Africa Prepares Large Organized Party
Emigrants sail full of hymn singing and baggage destined for Africa. They plan to settle about 3000 acres, form a town government, and build a church as their first project. Three ministers and a doctor accompany the party, with substantial supplies and money. Treasurer Howard aims to dispatch monthly shiploads, while another party forms in Savannah signaling a wider Liberia crusade in the south.
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National Bank of Kansas City Fails to Open Doors
The National Bank of Kansas City failed to open this morning due to an incomplete March 15 statement. Deposits have steadily withdrawn since the 1893 suspension, placing the bank in an embarrassing position despite a prior arrangement. Assets are listed at 1,080,000 and liabilities at 1,050,000. The Star editorially says other city banks remain in splendid condition.
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Telegraphic Markets Report on Grains and Provisions
Chicago grain and provisions slip and rise with wheat down four cents on May contracts while corn and oats show mixed gains May oats follow May corn leads May gains in oats. Provisions close weak with lard ribs and hog products trading lower across March May July and September futures.
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Bears
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Reflects Upward Cattle Tone
Chicago market notes show no clear rise in arrivals with cattle prices around 460 for steers and 3.60 to 3.75 for cows and heifers. Hogs weaken with most sales $4.35 to $4.65, heavy weights topping $4.70, while sheep and lambs sell near steady, with lambs around 4 dollars and sheep around 3.50 to 4.50 per head.
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The Foundry Foreman Urges Quick Work At Daring Pour Off
In the busy foundry the foreman Donoghue scolds Pat Jack and Mike for lax handling as they sort metal chips and pour molten copper into ingots amid bright flames and billowing ash. The men joke about missions and wages while workers scheme to influence hiring and pot the furnace. A plain clothed wife greets the crew, while Dan Doyle jokes about being red faced from heat.
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Jie
Timmy
Tom Mahanney
Tom
Mowry
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Dan
Paddy O’shea
Dennis Slavin
Jacks
Dick Flansaghan
Veteran's Verdict on War Efforts and Remedies
Solomon Yeell of Marion Indiana praises Indiana with a strong war record and literary progress. He notes using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver Pills with high satisfaction. The testimonial claims no opiates or dangerous drugs and offers bottles by mail order at $1 each or six for $5 prepaid from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Elkhart
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