Dillon City Ordinance 138 Annual Appropriation 1902
City of Dillon Montana enacts 1902 budget totaling 9750 dollars with allocations to Police Street and Alley Salary Printing and Supply Light Library Contagious Disease funds. Mayor B F Wurtz and City Clerk Edwin Norris certify the ordinance passed March 26 1902.
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Dillon
Montana
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Seseeee
Vette Tatas Pteegls
State of
Beaverhead
Edwin Norris
Eowry Norris
Dillon Council Forms Free Public Library Building Board
The Dillon Montana city council adopts a resolution to appoint four residents to join the mayor as the Free Public Library Building Board. The five members will plan contracts and oversee erection of a new library building, with duties approved March 26 1902. A Billings report notes a man named Joslyn found dead on a railway siding near Big Horn station last week.
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Free Public Library Building Board
Dillon
Montana
Free Public Library
Paavedahu
Iswan
B. F. Waite
Atte T. Bowryn Norris
Billings
Joslyn
Terre Haute
Ind
Portland
Ore
Big Horn
Bridger Merchant J L Brown Dies After Operation
Billings J L Brown a Bridger merchant died in a city hospital last Friday night after a serious operation. Nominate Aldermen Butte Republicans held a convention last Saturday night and named eight of nine aldermen to run on the party ticket next month.
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Billings
J. L. Brown
Bridger
Butte
Silver Seal Electric Insole Promises Health Benefits
Advertises the Silver Seal Electric Insole as a method to keep feet warm and prevent illnesses like rheumatism and back pain. Claims strong current improves circulation and that two million pairs are in use, endorsed by doctors. Price 50 cents postpaid. Medco Spec. and Mfg. Co. 1518 Broadway Brooklyn. Also notes Tribune Store Dillon offers typewriter ribbons.
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Medco Spec. and Mfg., Co
Broadway
Brooklyn
Three Cuban Postal Fund Embezzlers Sentenced in Havana
The audencia court convicted C. F. W. Neely W. H. Reeves and Estes G. Rathbone of embezzling Cuban postal funds. Each received ten years in prison and heavy fines: Neely 56701 dollars Reeves 35516 dollars Rathbone 35324 dollars. Edward Thompson, ex postmaster at Havana, commented on the outcome doubting U.S. authorities. He noted the fiscal had sought longer terms and larger fines, suggesting pressure altered penalties.
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Havana
Audencia Court
C. F. W. Neely
W. H. Reeves
Estes G. Rathbone
Indianapolis
Edward Thompson
Thompson
United States
May Force Miles to Retire Statement Ties To Senate
President discusses General Miles remarks with callers including senators and representatives. He signals possible action toward Miles retirement if his statements are not privileged. Secretary Root and the attorney general were later in a private meeting, amid friction in the army.
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Senate Committee
Washington
Miles
Senate Committee On
Root
End Schley Controversy Resolution Adopted by House
The House Committee on Naval Affairs voted 7 to 4 to approve a resolution concurring with President Roosevelt’s conclusions to terminate the Schley controversy and suspend all related bills. Party lines largely held with Mudd of Maryland dissenting.
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House Committee
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Roosevelt
Schley
Mudd
Maryland
Yeas—Foss
Dayton
Loudenslager
Butler
Wattons
Cousins
Roberts
Nays
Courtright to Oppose Henderson for Congress
Waterloo Iowa March 25 Senator J B Courtright of Waterloo announced as a Republican candidate for the nomination to run against Speaker Henderson. This marks the first time since 1882 that Henderson faces a serious rival for his seat as delegates had long supported him.
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Courtright
Henderson
Congress
Waterloo
J. B. Courtright
Sedition Sentence and Martial Court Action Report
Manila reports Senor Torres of Marindique received a ten year term in Bilibid prison for sedition. The trial by court martial against Lieutenant Hagedern, quartermaster of the Twenty eighth Infantry, for embezzlement has begun.
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Manila
Senor Torres
Marindique
Bilibid
Hagedern
Seal Fisheries a Failure Reported on Newfoundland Voyage
March 25. The steamer Newfoundland, the first sealing ship to return from the Ice floes, arrived in the channel with reports that the season's fishery was the worst on record.
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Seal Fisheries
Bt. Jones
N. F
Newfoundland
Livingston Post editor George Alderson dies at desk
George Alderson editor and proprietor of the Livingston Post and former Montana Press president died of heart disease last Friday afternoon while writing at his desk. He came to Montana before the railroads, edited in Mills City and Bozeman, bought the Livingston Post twelve years ago, and leaves a wife six children.
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Livingston
George Alderson
Livingston Post
Montana Press
Montana
Mills City
Bozeman
Montana Register
J. D. _Whelpley
Butte
John Noyes
Hot Springs
Ark
Moki Tea Claims Relief for Digestive Ailments
An herbal drink marketed by L. J. Williams' Central Pharmacy promises relief from indigestion and constipation and guarantees a money back refund. Available in 25 cents and 50 cents sizes.
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L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy
Death sentence set for April in murder plot case
Deer Lodge Clinton Dateon is slated for execution on April 4 for conspiring in his father's murder. Upon learning of the sentence he maintained a bold front with no strong visible emotion.
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Deer Lodge
Clinton Dateon
Syrup of Figs Proves Best Laxative for Children
The advertisement asserts that Syrup of Figs from the Horneria Fig Syrup Co offers gentler relief and is favored by children, claiming it outperforms other remedies for laxative effects.
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1Lurnia Fig Syrup Co
Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets Sold With Guarantee
Advertising copy states Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets provide immediate relief for heartburn indigestion and dyspepsia. It notes a positive guarantee and pricing options of 25 and 50 cents via L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy.
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L. J. Williams’ Central Pharmacy
Butte Pioneer Adjudged Insane and Committed
Butte Henry Mansfield, a longtime resident of the area, has been ruled insane after years in the region and ordered confined to the asylum. He believes he is dead and a ghost, a condition cited in the commitment judgment.
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Butte
Henry Mansfield
Dr J H Hanaford Endorses Kemp Balsam for First Cough
Dr J H Hanaford states in the Western Plowman that treating the first cough can halt consumption, develop the lungs, and free the breath. Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs is presented as the proper remedy, with large bottles priced 250 and 50c sold by L J Williams.
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J. H. Hanaford
Kemp
L. J. Williams
City Council Raises Pay for Police Firemen and Treasurer
The estinate city council voted to increase salaries for all police officers, firefighters, and the city treasurer, raising annual compensation across the key municipal ranks.
Jury Convicts Hunter in Second Degree Murder
After a five hour drive of deliberation the jury returned a verdict convicting the defendant Hunter of second degree murder at night. Sentenced to ninety nine years in the penitentiary he showed no emotion as the verdict was read. The result brought general satisfaction.
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Phillipsburg
Hunter
Ninty
Kemp's Balsam Promoted As Cure For Colds
An 19th century ad touts Kemp's Balsam as a guaranteed cure for colds. It claims the medicine cures after a single dose and notes a price of 25 cents plus 5 cents for trial size. Sold by L. J. Williams.
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L. J. Williams
Bozeman Considers Carnegie Library Offer
Bozeman faces a $15,000 Carnegie library gift contingent on $1,500 annual city support. A one mill tax levy and possibly an election may be required before acceptance of the gift.
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Bozeman
Andrew Carnegie
Witch Hazel Salve touted as cure for piles
Surgeon's knife not needed. Surgery is no longer necessary to cure piles. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures such cases at once removing the necessity for dangerous painful and expensive operations. For scalds cuts burns wounds bruises sores and skin diseases it is unequalled. Beware of counterfeit. L. J. Williams.
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DeWitt
L. J. Williams
Acker's Blood Elixir Promises Health Cure
An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a remedy for impure blood and poor health. It claims to improve complexion and energy, asserting the elixir treats blood diseases where other preparations fail with a positive guarantee from Caitrgl. Pharmacy and L. J. Williams.
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Acker
L. J
Williams
Caitrgl. Pharmacy
Postal Telegraph Cable Wins Right of Way Suit
The Postal Telegraph Cable Company wins a right of way lawsuit against the Oregon Short Line railway. It will construct its line along the railroad’s right of way as far south as the Idaho and Montana boundary.
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Butte
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Idaho and Montana Boundary Line
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
A health claim touts One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds croup and bronchitis noting it softens loosens and removes the cause of throat troubles. The ad cites Justice of the Peace J Q Hood of Crosby Mississippi and LL Williams as endorsers praising immediate relief and safety.
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Justice of the Peace
J. Q. Hood
Crosby
Miss
LL. J. Williams
W A Clark Mill Safe Blown Open. Two Men Jailed
In Missoula. the iron safe in W A Clark's flooring mill was partly blown open Monday at 12 30 by Chas Fisher and George Kirkwood. Fifteen minutes later the men were safely in the county jail.
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Missoula
W. A. Clark
South Missoula
Chas. Fisher
George Kirkwood
Electric Bitters touted for women's health relief
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters can aid nervous fatigue melancholy loss of appetite headaches sleeplessness constipation and dizziness in women. It asserts thousands have used it to become healthier and happier with guaranteed satisfaction from City Drug Store.
Hunter Sentenced to Ninety-Nine Years at Hard Labor
A county case ends with Hunter receiving a ninety nine year sentence for a crime. The ruling imposes harsh labor as punishment and marks a severe end to the trial.
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Than
Additien Pense
Hunter
Alnty
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Said To Cure Stomach Pain
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois testifies his wife found perfect and permanent relief from a long stomach ailment after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says prior to use she suffered with meals and many remedies failed. The ad claims no dieting needed and that the medicine will digest foods for you.
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J. R. Holly
Macomb
Ill
L.J. Williame
Justice Fraser Rules Loretta Orcutt Must Remain in Jail
Billings Justice Fraser issues ruling in the case of Loretta Orcutt who shot and killed her husband last week. The defendant must stay jailed as no bond can be set under the circumstances.
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Billings
Fraser
Loretta Orcutt
Lane's Tea Promises Relief From Bad Breath
Advertises Lane's Tea as a nightly remedy to prevent bad breath by aiding stomach and bowels. Claims the product keeps breath clean with packages priced at 256 and 50 cents, sold by L. J. Williams.
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Lane
L. J. Willams
Rail traffic westward tops prior year totals
Railroads report traffic westward has surpassed all prior years, even as special settler rates persist. The surge indicates growing demand across western routes and indicates a record year for western travel.
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Helena
Local resident praises Champlain's remedy for chronic dysentery
Mr C B Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri suffers chronic dysentery for thirty five years. He says Chambrlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did him more good than any other medicine. For sale by L J Willian.
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C. B. Wingfield
Fair Play
Saya Chambrlain
L. J. Willian
White Sulphur Springs Republicans organize local club
The Republicans of White Sulphur Springs have formed a club of about 100 members to join the national Republican organization and bolster party activities locally and nationwide.
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National Republican Organization
Acker’s English Remedy Promises Quick Cure
Advertises Acker’s English Remedy as stopping a cough at any time and curing the worst cold in twelve hours or money back. Price 25 cents and 60 cents, with L. J. Williams’s Central Pharmacy listed as retailer.
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L. J. Williaima’ Central Pharmacy
Helena-Mae Charlotte Koch Dies After Cancer Battle
Charlotte Koch, one of the trio of women who arrived at Last Chance first, died early Monday morning after a cancer diagnosis. The notice records her status and passing without additional details.
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Helena
Mae
Charlotte Koch
Last Chance
Wine of Cardus Promises Beauty Through Health
An advertorial claims beauty stems from health and purports Wine of Cardus strengthens female organs to enhance appearance. It asserts pure blood yields a rosy complexion and cheerful mood, urging women to try the product to be more attractive in a month.
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Cardus
Phillipsburg Trial Opens for Johnson Murder Case
J. Wilson is on trial for the murder of Levi C. Johnson dated November 27. The court faced difficulty securing a jury.
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Phillipsburg
J. Wilson
Levi C. Johnson
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Sells Widely in Virginia
Remedy sold twelve bottles by A F Clark in Glade Springs Virginia on January 25 1901. Local customers praised its quick cure for coughs colds and grip with testimonials from Virginia residents and L J Williams as a retailer.
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A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
L. J. Williams
Attorney General Opposes Cascade and Teton Land Selection
Helena Attorney General Donovan objects to the state selecting lands in Cascade and Teton counties yet the state board of land commissioners plans to proceed with the selection.
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Helena
Donovan
Cascade
Teton
State Board of Land Commissioners
Bargain in Ink Seis Compete Pack
A quart bottle of best writing ink a japanned ink stand with wells for black and red ink and a bottle of mucilage offered together for 150 st. Trinuxe Sroxs Dillon proclaims new stock at this price. The entire outfit is packed in neat wood.
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Dillon
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