Mint Production Report Cites 1887 Silver and Gold Output
The director of the mint reports 1887 gold and silver production in the United States with figures for ounces and values. Gold deposits totaled $84,667,771, while silver coins and bullion contributed heavily to the year’s total, with imports and domestic supplies detailed. The document notes stock values, industrial use, and coinage costs, plus a description of related legislation and land-forfeiture measures affecting the Northern Pacific railway.
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United States
Mexico
Dolph
Committee On Public Lands
Bil
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Hinds
Portland
Warland
Earthquake damage in New Zealand and other global notes
Dispatches report serious earthquake damage in New Zealand while Jacksonville endures fever and a church platform collapse kills three. Other items note track records in Oakland Park, banking exchanges for early September, militia encampment crowds in Columbus, and a court ruling on a Chinese immigrant case in Melbourne.
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Maenland
New Zealand
Melbourne
Australia
Supreme Court
Montana Notes From the Territory
A Montana condensed item list reports Missoula license receipts of 6422.61 for the quarter ending August 31 and a Catholic Young Men's Institute organized there. It notes a missing hunter, a possible suicide after a killing at Gold Creek, and a Tongue River pontoon bridge proposal. Sheep firm Martin & Caverly now own 28,000 head across Meagher Fergus Choteau and Cascade. Deer Lodge College opens its sixth year with eight departments. A Wickes yard Montana Central line progress signals opening to St. Paul by October. The Grand Lodge of Montana meeting in Missoula October 1 with a ball, banquet, and Bitter Root Valley trip is planned for 100 members and guests.
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Bistings
Missoula
Johnathan Manlove
Prickly Pear Valley
Itis Horse
Tongue River
Post
Miles City
MM. JL. Martin
Hardin, Martin & Caverly
Rececal Montana
Meagher
Fergus
Choteau
Cascade
Joseph Kentzler
Helena
Hannat Bawhay
Washington ‘Territory
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Hacrts
National Park
Livingston
Montana Central
Butte
St. Paul
Tye
Boulder
Court House
School House
Bank
Parden & Morris
Imany
Prand Lade
Montana
A. Fox
Indian Women Rights Under New Marriages Law
The Indian Department plans measures to protect the rights of Indian women under a newly passed marriage law. It aims to prevent white men from exploiting Indian women and ensure city rights while curbing large acquisitions on reservations.
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Indian Department
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Udiam
Gillauntee Acker’s Blood Enivictorio Proclaimed Superior
The product is advertised as a definitive remedy for blood diseases. It claims to cure syphilitic poisoning ulcers eruptions and pimples while purifying the system and strengthening the constitution for all readers nationwide.
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Gillauntee Acker
Annual Land Office Report for Year Ending June 30 1888
The report shows 3 095 cash land entries totaling 5 007 284 acres yielding 17 203 671 dollars. It records 3 182 mineral land sales 14 20 homestead commitments and 23 ys desert and final acts and 128 coal or timber land sales. California dominates timber and coal entries while railroads and state grants drive large acre totals and receipts.
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Commissioner of the General Land Office
California
Ginard Warns Against the Strike and Cough Remedy Claim
The excerpt urges avoidance of a strike and promotes Acker's Eng Yea Remedy as preventive and curative for throat and cough. It claims a few doses prevent or cure and notes a druggist and guaranty by a named person.
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Acker
Mo White
Van
Motion to form horse growers association rejected at Helena meeting
At a Helena gathering of horse growers a seven member committee was formed to study permanent organization. The committee did not favor a separate horse owners group and urged supporting the Montana Stock Growers and Territorial Board of Stock Commissioners. It also called for new state tax to fund detectives and for powers to dispose of stray horses to curb horse thieving, with proceeds aiding horse interests.
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Helena
Horse Growers Association
Joseph Scott
Po HL. Poindexter
J. Morertson
Joi Q Brabinberg
Len Lewis
Daniel Flowerree
Nelson Story
Montana Stock Growers’ Associations
Territorial Board of Stock Commiis Doners
Board of Commissioners
Electric Bitters Endorsements Pile Up Citywide
Druggist Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies Electric Bitters cures rheumatism after ten years. Abraham Ware of Belleville Ohio praises it as the best selling medicine in twenty years. Many others endorse the tonic for liver kidney and blood diseases. Available at N M Whites City Drug Store for fifty cents.
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W. D. Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Ware
Belleville
Ohio
N. M. White's
City
Seattle Ladies Form Archer Association for Shade Trees
A Seattle area note reports women formed an archer association to plant shade and ornamental trees citywide. Separately, a man found hanged near Niles Cabin, a suicide note implied, and Rev. Cushing Fells marked his 60th Pacific coast anniversary at Puyallup Indian Agency.
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Seattle
Cushing Fells
Pacific Coast
Puyallup Indian Agency
Worth Knowing Me Worth Knowing. Dr King's New Discovery
Worth Knowing Me. W. L Morgan of Lake City Florida suffered a severe cold with a distressing cough that worsened into consumption. After trying many remedies he grew weaker, but Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption brought immediate relief and full recovery after about six bottles. Trial bottle free at NooM Wart Drug Store.
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Me. W. EL. Morgan
Lake City
Fla
Dr. King
King
Faust
Noom
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