Trial notes and disjointed items from Montana and West notes
Fragmented report lists trials and legal matters across Montana towns including Butte and Hamilton. Mentions figures such as Matte Gayle Leatitying, Sarge Ml Mont, Louie Ht, Jide Welmter, and James Yerington, plus references to a World’s Fair fugitive and grand larceny charges. Also notes strikes over wages, a fever case near Sheridan, and property appraisals totaling 1 460 437 dollars with Montana court actions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Gayle
Butte
Louie
McGinney
Tore
Hamilton
Mont
Nevada
Hardin
Humboldt
James Yerington
Little Lolita Armour No Longer a Cripple
Lolita Armour, once crippled by a congenital disease, walks after Dr. Lorenz of Vienna removes a plaster cast in Chicago. The operation brings tears and joy as the child, previously unable to move, can now participate in play. her mother Mrs Armour expresses happiness and hopes for a full cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lolita Armour
Adolph Loratz
Vienna
Chicago
Roc
Lolita
Mamma
Dr. Lorenz
Armour
Chamberlain and His Eyeglass: A Victorian Flare
The article notes Mr. Chamberlain’s eyeglass since his 1876 Commons entry and Africa return. It describes how the monocle captivated the public image and mentions Disraeli and Bright’s support for his style, with Disraeli remarking he wears it "like a gentleman."
Noted Virginia Game Cock Breeder Seeks Wealth and Fame
The article profiles John W. Goodhart of Leesburg Virginia as the United States’ leading game cock breeder and fighter, describing his practical methods to strengthen birds. It notes that fights typically occur in Baltimore where it is illegal but largely tolerated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John W. Goodhart
Leesburg
Baltimore
Bjornson Seeks Public School Aid Fund
Shortly before his seventieth birthday the philanthropist Bjornson tried to raise a fund for indigent public school teachers. Only 3,000 crowns were subscribed and he now aims to buy an educational periodical to aid his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjornson
Explorer Sir John Forest a noted Australian statesman
Record highlights Sir John Forest as an explorer. Entering the survey department in 1865 he led an Interior expedition seeking Pr Leichardt. He later traced the great Australian Bight from Perth to Adelaide and conducted an overland telegraph journey between Adelaide and Port Darwin covering nearly 2000 miles without camels, using horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forest
Australian Statesman
Survey Department
Interior
Pr. Leichardt
Perth
Adelaide
Port Darwin
Hewitt as a Business Man and his Economy Rule
The article recalls the late Abrams and describes Hewitt as a business man who rejected doing tasks himself. He favored paying others to do work well instead of self execution and saved his efforts for the most important uses. It notes Hewitt’s view on leadership and contrasts it with Gladstone’s tendency to centralize decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Abrams
Gladstone
Brigham Young's Death Prompts Apostolic Succession Talk
The death of Brigham Young creates a vacancy in the presidency of the council of twelve apostles. Senior apostles M Lyman and John Henry Smith, both appointed in 187% are seen as likely to be chosen as president of the twelve and thus next in line for church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Council of Twelve Apostles
The
Mormon Church
M. Lyman
John Henry Smith
Twelve Apostles
Church
The Fateful Hour on St Patrick's Day Fire in New York Hotel
Charlie Stuart strains against a chaotic crowd to reach the Windsor Hotel as fire and smoke engulf the building on St Patrick's Day. He races through dense heat to find Arline Brand, while Capt. Brand vows deadly conflict and the crowd fears a catastrophe that could mask a rescue attempt as fate hinges on a single moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DSU
Perhope
Prand
New York State
Charl
Charlie
Wréte
Capt
Brand
Stuart
Arline Hrand
Bobby Burns
Uren
New York
Dublin
Pat
Ricky
Artemus
Wight
Horn
Great An
Kim
the Boyne
Charle Stuart
Windsor Hotel
Charlie Stuart
Charite
Charite Bazar
St. Patrick’s Day
Gotham
Efront
Inelie
Wimewil
Wen
Carlie
Arline
The Talk of Children And Mr Simonds Story Time
In Charleston Mr Andy Simonds tells his mite a tale to test her grasp of language. He describes a ring with four horses ridden by a man on bareback chairs as stand-ins. The child blankly questions the scene and the storyteller must repeat the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Simonds
Charleston
Addie
True Greatness and the Timeless Heart
Fragmentary OCR presents a philosophical reflection praising true greatness as alive with robital and generous sympathies. It argues greatness is neither aged nor ahead of its era, but in step with its time and leading its march, ever awake and active through benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robital
Font Tunwell D. Hilchooele
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West Notes
Jada
Silver Labor Assembly
Chi Butte
Politiie
Sheridan
Mra
J. W
Essed
Marcus Daly
Rt of
Montanare
Olympia
Waab
David
Addit Lile
Thoma
Onal
Miles City
Adolf Lorenz
W. Willian
Detroit
Williams
Roosevelt
Bowehe
Wyoming
Towevell
Rome
Pelee
Aerewe An Simic
New Veerke
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