Papers A Week For the Price of One New York World
The New York World converts to a Thrice-a-week edition delivering 18 pages weekly at one dollar per year. Each issue has six pages across eight columns, promising frequent, crisp news with features akin to a daily. Special subsidy offers include Dillon Tribune and Turner-Weex Word with annual advance payments.
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Durrant Trial Still Dominates Helena Court Coverage
The tenth week of the Durrant trial continues with the prosecution in control as testimony resumes. Helena residents in Fort Harrison are noted with pride, and speculation about a strong Dillon building season next year appears. The defense struggles as witness Patynbroker Oppenheim reveals pawned items and related circumstantial details, undermining several laws including the anti gambling statute.
Prayer Theme Echoes in Civic Vision
A compact editorial note infers a hopeful outcome as the longing for reform gains momentum. The phrase suggests moral earnestness driving progress, signaling a faith that persistent effort will yield tangible results.
Montana State University Yell Echoes Through Missoula Streets
The Missoula Republican notes the university yell rising from a chorus of about a score voices. Its ear splitting chant, Montana Montana Rah Rah Hoo ray, fills the air and stirs onlookers into a lively mood as the home crowd salutes the university’s spirit.
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Court Docket Summary for Fall Term Dated Adjour nment
Doings include verdict for J. W. Snook v. Clark with a 528 dollar award and a 10 to 2 jury split, non suit for Larimer v Polaris Mining, demurrer in Reid v Poin Dexter and notice of motion for new trials filed by several parties. Probate actions for Peter Tatchie estate presented for settlement and distribution. Criminal cases State v Bell Dalton Spencer Ridley result not guilty. Court adjourned for the term.
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Carl G. Knoll
Wm. L. Fischer
Reid
Murdoch Co
Phil
H. Poindexter
J. W. Snook
H. H. Clark
Wm. Larimer
Polaris Mining and Milling Co
Galbreath Bros
Jay Hawk
Lone Pine G. M.,co
Axeline Thomsen
Chas. L. Thomsen
T. Connor
Peter Tatchie
Miachild
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Frederick Francis
Albert G. Stanley
Wisdom
Michael
Elt
Bannack
Breeding and racing notes from East Aurora to Ohio tracks
A review of 1896 trotting prospects highlights 600 horses at Village farm East Aurora and William Waldorf Astor paying 5000 dollars for hackneys at the Prince of Wales sale. St Louis plans a new track with Cole Ullman and Chris Von Der Ahe backing. Azote wins gelding title at La Crosse over Fantasy and Phebe Wilkes in three heats. Vanderbilt backs American mares and French sires to produce unbeatable colts. Benz stars at Tiffin pace with a 2 074 mile, the fastest Ohio course mark. McHenry orders an ultralight sulky under 18 pounds to lower turf times. Governor Morton of New York joins the Society of Mayflower Descendants tracing lineage to 1620 Pilgrims.
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East Aurora
N.Y
Prince of Wales
William Waldorf Astor
St. Louis
Cole Ullman
Chris von der Ahe
Azote
la Crosse
Wis
Fantasy
Phebe Wilkes
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Henry McCalmont
Isinglass
England
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Britain
Canada
Glasgow
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Tiffle
Red Bank
Frank B. Walker
Ohio
McHenry
John R. Gentry
Governor Morton
New York
Society of
Mayflower Descendants
Stephen Hopkins
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims blood and mucous cure
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure for local applications and internal use. It asserts the medicine treats catarrh as a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces with tonic purifiers. The claim stresses a physician’s prescription and nationwide tests with testimonials available.
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