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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1900

Page

3

Family Dwells High in A Tree Home In New Jersey Suburb

In Haledon New Jersey a German laborer Daniel Rausch and his wife with five children live in a hand built tree house around a walnut trunk. They erected the upper home among branches after buying land on Katz avenue and Pompton road with a six month deadline. The dwelling is uneven and rocks in wind but the family remains hopeful despite winter ahead.

Haledon N. J Paterson Rausch Germany William Buschmann O'd Henry Katz Avenue Pompton Road Rauch Buschmainn Daniel Rausch

Chicago Ballots by the 1.125 Million Printed for Fall Election

The Chicago election commission plans to print about 1,125,000 ballots for the fall election, including 109,000 women’s ballots. With up to 400,000 registered voters, packaging and storage details fill warehouses as Chief Clerk Isaac N. Powell coordinates delivery, ink, mucilage, and 6,000 booths for 1,125 polling places.

Pyramids Washington Monument Rockies Masonic Temple Lake van Buren Street Chicago Kansas City Memphis Buffalo St. Paul Isaac N. Powell

Goulds Visit Gothenburg and Marstrand Yacht Festivities

Mr. Howard Gould visited Gothenburg Sweden where his yacht the Niagara caused a sensation. He then went to Marstrand for festivities with King Oscar granting an audience on board. The Goulds participated in a regatta and the Niagara was illuminated for the occasion. Lunch with King Oscar followed before sailing to Copenhagen.

Gould Howard Gould Gothenburg Sweden Mr. Gould Morstrand King Oscar Marstrand Copenhagen

Planet Gyptis Named From M Coggia Discovery

The small planet discovered by M Coggia at Marseilles on March 21 1899 No 444 has been named Gyptis.

Gyptie M. Coggia Marseilles Gyptis

A Clock Napoleon Owned by George Reuling

A clock once owned by George Reuling of 103 West Monument Street Philadelphia priced at 300 dollars. It vanished from Dr. Reuling’s home during a recent break in and was recovered after a lengthy search. A monster green sea turtle weighing seventy two pounds was netted by Charles McCarten Roscoe Storey and Harvey Pace in the bay near the Hum mocks, a rare catch for southern waters.

Hoss George Reuling West Monument Street Philadelphia Dr. Reuling Charles McCarten Roscoe Storey Harvey Pace Brooklyn Times

Dying Bank Robber Brady Once Penniless in New Rochelle

The famed thief Jim Brady, once a top bank robber with allies like Jimmy Hope and Frank McCoy, lies near death at seventy four near New York. Prison, reform, and years of poverty follow a career of daring heists as doctors say he has a fighting chance.

Sig Jim Brady Westchester Armsionce New York Jimmy Hope Big Frank McCoy Bill Miller Grets New Rochelle Mysteriou Pennsylvania Avenue Julius Doherty Jersey City Baz Brett R Montreal States Internal Revenue Commission Quebec Three Rivers United States Brady Buffalo

Oldest Civil War Veteran William Welch Turns 100

William Welch of Claremont New Hampshire, likely the oldest living Civil War veteran, celebrated his centennial. Enlisting at 62 in the Fourteenth New Hampshire Volunteers, he served until 1865 and recalls serving under five future presidents Grant Hayes Garfield Harrison and McKinley. The day improves the deed.

William Welch Claremont N. H Welch New Hampshire Volunteers Grant Hayes Garfield Harrison McKinley

Giants Threefold Sports Rally at Grasmere in Cumberland

In Grasmere Cumberland England locals gather annually for wrestling running and jumping events. George Steadman and George Lawcer were longtime wrestlers with Steadman winning preliminaries this year but losing to Hexam Clarke in the final round. A crowd of notable Cumberland athletes appears in a snapshot from the finish.

George Lawcer Grasmere Steadman Hexam Clarke Messrs. Steadman Clarke Cumberland

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