Democratic State Convention set for Great Falls Montana
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a convention in Great Falls on September 12, 1892 at 40 o clock p m to nominate candidates for state officers a national House representative and three presidential electors Also rules govern county representation and voting Delegates from Bozeman 1892 holdover will attend The committee names T E Collins chairman and R W Coover secretary.
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Great Falls
Montana
National House of Representatives
State Democratic Committee
Bozeman
State Central Committee
State Democratic Central Committee
T.E. Collins
R. W. Coover
Notice on Mineral Patent Ads and County Road Debate
A mining decision requires mineral patent notices to appear in the newspaper nearest the claim. Be careful to publish in Mesexcer for Beaver Creek Park St. Louisa Radersburg and parts of Dogtown. Meagher county roads receive praise and criticism. Townsend bridge is noted, costs ahead, and reform urged. World’s Fair plans include electric displays and 25,000 candle power lighting. Grand Lodge AOUW and Northern Montana Fair are promoting Great Falls events next week.
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Beaver Creek
Park
St. Louisa
Radersburg
Dogtown
Taz Big Timber
Park and Meagher
Townsend
Meagher
Tews Grand Lodge
U. W
Montana
Tur fire a blessing in G tageian after Sunday blaze
Tur fire at Missoula Sunday evening destroyed many shacks, with locals calling the event a mixed blessing in a note of relief and loss.
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Missoula
Jefferson County Democrats nominate county ticket
The Democracy of Jefferson County assembled in convention and nominated a full county ticket with delegates to the State Convention at Great Falls. The slate includes Dudley Halford for Sheriff, Alexander Gilliam for County Assessor, Ed McSorley for County Treasurer, M H M Parker for County Attorney, J G Rickert for Clerk of the District Court, Eugene Picot for County Clerk and Recorder, Miss Edda Lee Lowrey for County Superintendent, Dr W C Riddle for Coroner, R M Cralle for County Surveyor, and representatives S F Tutte J W Owens Ben Wable. Also named are John F Sheehy and John Flaherty for commissioners, with L A Vawter as another commissioner nominee.
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Dudley Halford
Alex. Gilliam
M. H. Parker
J.G. Rickert
Eugene Picot
Edward McSorley
Edda Lowrey
W. C. Riddel
R. M. Craile
Ben Wahle
J. W. Cowens
S. F. Tuttle
A. L. Vawter
John F. Sheehy
John Flaherty
Jefferson County
Great Falls
Alexander Gilliam
Ed. McSorley
Jefferson
M. HM. Parker
J. G. Rickert
Elkhorn
Rickert
Edda Lee Lowrey
W.C. Riddle
R. M. Cralle
S. F. Tutte
J. W. Owens
Ben Wable
Tuttle
Placer
Boulder
L. A. Vawter
Radersburg
Toper
State Fair Opens with Fine Exhibits and Rich Purses
The state fair in Helena runs at full blast with excellent exhibits and a standout horse show. Races attract larger purses and more betting than in recent years, drawing sizable crowds and attention.
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Ilelena
Cleopatra statue unearthed in Egyptian ruins at Alexandria
London Times correspondent reports Daninos Pasha finds a mutilated gray granite head and torso of Isis wearing royal features. The statue is believed to depict Cleopatra, with a matching arm fragment suggesting a hand clasp. Excavations aim to locate Mark Antony’s companion statue hidden in a shaft or pit nearby.
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London Times
Cairo
Alexandria
Eleusis
Ceres Proserpine
Mark Antony
Cleopatra
Osiris
Isis
Daninos Pasha
Pigeons in Drunken Flight Stuns Tours Society
In Tours a pigeon experiment ended with 429 birds sent by train to La Bohalle. Only 40 returned, dazed and unable to locate their quarters after a roadside van mixed black currants with the birds. Investigators blamed the currant juice for the inebriation and the poor homeward turnout.
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Tours
la Bohalle
Brandon
Huge Montana gold quartz display from McIntyre Union mine
A 1795 pound gold quartz piece from the McIntyre Union at Unionville is exhibited before the Journal office in Helena and prepared for shipment to the World's Fair. Drilling assays show 802.85 on No 1 and 88.59 on No 2 with thousands of tons left to mine. The Shaffer and Muser claims also yielded quality quartz as the mine readies a hoist and mill for soon operation.
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Montana
Journal Office
Broadway
Helena
McIntyre Union
Unionville
Michael Cooney
Shaffer
Hardened copper axes wow experts in Quebec discovery
Local scientists hail Ferdinand Allard of Quebec as reviving copper hardening, displaying edged tools that rival steel. A test at government rifle ranges shattered a bullet at forty yards and flattened another, with experts claiming superiority.
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Quebec
Canada
Ferdinand Allard
Allard
Admiralty
Ice Water Without Ice
Detroit Free Press describes a porous earthenware jug wrapped in wet flannel placed in an open window to cool water or wine without ice. The method reportedly chills contents to near iced temperature in an hour. Also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs with trial bottles at J R Weston’s Drug Store.
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Detroit Free Press
Public Lands Amends Proof Rules For Homesteaders
The amendment to Section 2,294 allows applicants unable to attend district land offices to file affidavits before a U S Circuit Court commissioner or county clerk. Proofs and oaths may be sworn locally with same effect as before. falsifying sworn statements carries perjury penalties. Fees: 25 cents per affidavit or deposition, 1 dollar for officer prepared witnesses. penalties up to 100 dollars. Helena land officers publish for settlers.
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United States Circuit Court
Court of Record
United States
Circuit Court
Helena
Keep Young and Hold Fast to Youthful Days
A reflective piece urges young girls to value their fleeting youth as they face future expectations. It contrasts the joy and innocence of early life with the weight of growing up, noting the charm of babies and kittens and warning that time will strip away this period. The text cautions against rushing into adulthood.
Eleven Guilty In Coeur d Alene Rioter Contempt Case
Boise dispatch reports Judge Beattie found eleven Coeur d Alene rioters guilty of contempt of court for violating an injunction blocking interference with mine owners. Sentences ranged four to eight months, ten others were discharged. Thomas O'Brien, miners union president, held with sentence deferred pending Bunker Hill and Sullivan cases. appeal and habeas corpus likely.
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Boise
Beattie
Coeur d'Alene
Thomas O'Brien
Miners Union
Bunker Hill
Sullivan
Justice Field
Irishman and Briton clash in patrician encounter
Sheridan’s tale tells of an Irishman and a Briton in a John Bull scene. The Celt retorts with bold remarks, the Briton fumbles replies. Patrick coolly drops his coat and the two finally throw down in a burst of combat.
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Sheridan
John Bull
John Ball
Patrick
Washington Post
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