News From Madison County And Papure Springs
Special correspondence notes births visits and deaths in Madison County and Papure Springs. New baby for Jasper Cox Aug 25. several residents return from summer visits to Butte and nearby towns. E S Dupuis dies after blood poisoning from an accident. funeral led by Odd Fellows. Local readings discuss education and church services with community updates on schools ministers and mine work.
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Tribune
Jasper Cox
J. O'Rourke
Lins- Jey
Butte
R. Nason
J. Donegan
Laurin
J. Berry
J. Bender
The
Odd Fellows
Butte and Helena Notes Highlight Montana News
Special correspondence from Suemrpan details Mrs. Wrights return and upcoming building, plus visits by AOUW and DOH delegates to Bozeman. Miss Flora Duncan earns a first grade certificate with high marks amid certificate dispute. State news covers injuries in Butte, silver day at races, mine school funding, paving in Butte, duck hunting, and local accidents and fires.
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Tribune
Suemrpan
O. F. Wright
Mountaing
D. of H
Bozeman
Garden City
Day
Twin Bridges
Bowman
Trevise
Glasser
Park
Flora Duncan
Butte
Silver Bow
H.S. Taft
Helens
5. A. Carlton
H. T. Englehorn
Taft
Prof
Templeton
Montana
Wesleyan University
M. BE
Lee Davis
West Side Racing Association
State School of Mines
Richards
Butte City
Main
Park Streets
Broadway
Frank B. Dresser
Anaconda
Ben F. Woodring
Helena
Deaf and Blind
Boulder
Utah State Board of Equilization
Montana Board
Moulton
California
Pacific Coast
Notable Longevity and Honors Across Royal and Public Life
The list highlights figures such as the Duke of Argyll preserving family titles for 50 years and Prince de Sagan at 64 after a stroke. It notes John D. Rockefeller gifting 2 700 books to Vassar, Viscount Royston rising to Earl of Hardwicke as a London Stock Exchange broker, and Eugene Georges being knighted in the Legion of Honor after Paris Fire bravery. Galen Clark retires from Yosemite guardianship, while Eugene Merrick recalls enlisting as a drummer at 12.
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Duke of Argyll
Prince de Sagan
Ward McAllister
Paris
John D. Rockefeller
Vassar College
Germany
Frederick Miller
Branford
Conn
Viscount Royston
Earl of
Wellington
Maryland
Senate
Lanham
Texas
Pierce
Tennessee
Hall of Representatives
House
John W. Guiteau
Garfield
New York
Gutteau
Bishop Talbot
Rochester
England
Southwark
Howard Downes
United States
Amsterdam
American College
Rome
New Haven
Joseph J. Sargent
Adoption of River side Litera series by multiple states
The Riverside Litera series is adopted by Montana Utah Missouri and Baltimore for school use. A new catalogue lists contents of all 132 issues and shows grade cards with numbers chosen for grades in twenty cities. Free catalogues available from Houghton Mifflin Co. publishers in Boston New York and Chicago.
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Montana
Utah
Missouri
Baltimore
Houghton, Miffin & Co
Boston
New York
Chicago
Lenbach and Beardsley in Recent Art News
Lenbach displays a life size Kjornson portrait while Mrs Felicia Hemans is slated for a Liverpool monument. Julian Storey builds a memorial bust of Lord Randolph Churchill in the House of Commons entrance. Aubrey Beardsley improves in Paris and Herbert Spencer maintains five secretaries in Brighton as he updates his biology work.
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Lenbach
Kjornson
Felicia Hemans
Liverpool
Beatrice Harraden
Bournemouth
England
Einglish
Julian Storey
Emma Eames
Rome
Lord Randolph Churchill
House of Commone
Aubrey Beardsley
Paria
Herbert Spencer
Brighton
Baseballs and new gadgets spark wild bets and debates
A string of notes recalls a Chicago club tour and possible next season games. A Washington Post idea suggests letting teams umpire themselves. A Princeton professor tests a baseball pitching gun raising questions about Life. The Baltimore American notes a pitch gun and an automatic umpire as a future civilizing advance.
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Chicago Baseball Club
Bloomington
Ill
Nick Young
Washington Post
Springfield Republican
Princeton
Baltimore American
Jewelry Jottings Revive Victorian Gifts and Pearls
Jewelry notes pearls regain popularity with both maid and matron. A star brooch with green and red enamel and diamond sparks shines as a popular piece. Scarfpins show crossed gold hunting crops with a diamond horseshoe. Knitted silk handkerchief bags with colored bead embroidery and gold clasps add charm.
Transit Venus Next Appears in 2004 and Cosmic Facts
The text cites the 2004 transit of Venus and a colossal comet tail of 1843 spanning 200 million miles. It lists human and animal normal temperatures with numeric values and notes Dr George F Shrady’s remark that consumption is contagious but infection risk to healthy people is negligible.
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George F.shrady
Bears That Migrated Describe Historic Bear Movements and Theories
Manly Hardy writes to The Forest and Stream about bears that migrated based on John Josse lyn's 1878 work New England Rareties Discovered. He cites 70 years ago bears crossing the Piscataqua and Penobscot rivers, heard at night then crossing to Hampden side, with tracks on a shipyard plank. He also mentions a November trapping report of nine bears moving east to west then back east. Sportsmen and naturalists question how such distant gatherings occur and how bears den and return each spring.
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Manly Hardy
John Josselyn
New England
Piscataqua River
Penobscot River
Orrington
Bangor
Hampden
Henry Clapp
Cassino
A Clever Forger Outsmarts a New York Bank Teller
A smooth con artist passed a $100 check with a certified indorsement then returned with a $900 check from the same firm. The teller, suspecting a ruse, checked the issuer’s account and uncovered the scam. The crook had first sold a bond to obtain the firm’s signature and used it to imitate authentication on the second check.
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New York
D. Lanier
Scribner's
Why She Liked Hypnotism In New York Studio
A Washington woman visits a New York artist and chaperon where a physician skilled in hypnotism demonstrates the power. In 16 minutes the chaperon is hypnotized and the two younger women express satisfaction, with the Washington woman declaring hypnotism has a practical use. The account is attributed to the New York World.
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Washington
New York City
M. D
New York World
Halting Posts Guide Berlin Omnibus Stops
Berlin street stanchions marked halting place designate curb stops for omnibuses or tramcars. Passengers wait there as conductors call out halting place. Drivers must pull up only at these spots to allow boarding or alighting, otherwise proceed.
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Berlin
Hunter’s Alpine Find Lists Odd Bleats From Nest
A Swiss hunter reports discovering near an eagle’s nest in the Alps a tally of prey and remains including a hare, thirty pheasants’ feet, four pigeons’ feet, eleven fowls’ heads, eighteen grouse heads, and portions of rabbits marmots and squirrels indicating a mixed kill.
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Alps
Sure Thing for You Liver Health Ad
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a guaranteed cure for constipation and sluggish liver with claims of relief from biliousness headaches and many ills. It promotes 10c 25c and 50c boxes with a free sample and booklet and notes blank books sold at Trip ONE office Dillon.
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C.O
Dillon
Free bottles offered for consumption cure by New York chemist
Eminent New York chemist J A Slocum offers free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment to afflicted readers who write with their post office address. He cites cures for consumption bronchial and lung troubles and other wasting conditions and urges sufferers to act quickly.
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J. A. Slocum
New York City
Science Daily
T. A. Slocum
M. D
Pine Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
Blank legal forms remain for sale at Trimonn office Dillon
Legal Blanka and Quartz location blanks along with Placer location blanks and all other blank forms continue to be sold at the Trimonn office in Dillon.
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Trimonn
Dillon
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