Mineral Patent Notice and Local Notices in Townsend Messenger
A mining decision requires publication of mineral patent applications in the newspaper nearest the claim. Messengers warns that Beaver Creek Park St Louis Rodersburg Dogtown areas must advertise there. other papers not lawful. Also notes tax shifts, Homestead strikes, weather around winter arrival, and social tidings from Missoulian staff.
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Beaver Creek
Park
St. Louis
Rodersburg
Dogtown
Messencer
John D. Ruff
Missoulian
Eve
Faber
Why Insurance Costs Are So High Say Insiders
An article argues that high fire insurance rates stem from top executives earning 75 000 to 100 000 dollars annually with large officer salaries and agent commissions. It urges state regulation of insurance prices similar to advertising rates and warns that without action business leaders may form cooperative insurance.
Candidate for U S Senate Named in Montana
The passage argues Democrats can elect a United States Senator to succeed Sanders and urges Hon. Wm. A. Clark as the people's choice. It claims several western Democrats would honor Montana and should step aside for a new man, praising Clark's fidelity and public service.
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United States
Sanders
Montana
West Side
Wm. A. Clark
New Use for Aluminum in Lecture Lighting
A Mining Review note explains powdered aluminum can replace magnesium for lecture lighting and is cheaper, though less actinic. The optimum setup uses a spirit lamp with oxygen in the flame and aluminum powder projected by a rubber ball. The best results come from burning 100 parts aluminum with 25 lycopodium and 5 ammonium nitrate, and it corrects a claim that the mix leaves no smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Review
Three Elopements In One Day Surprise Purvis Town
Miss Leona Lott and Lafayette Stade of Purvis Mississippi eloped Monday. While Stade sought a license Lott stayed with a neighbor. Mr Jones accompanied her and she eloped with him. Jones left for a license and Lott eloped third time with Wilbur Griffin. The trio caused surprise in town as the unusual sequence drew attention.
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Leona Lott
Lafayette Stade
Purvis
Stade
Jones
Miss Lott
J. 11
Griffin
Wilbur Griffin
Postal Card Reforms and New Reply Card Details
Officials approve domestic four percent postal cards with message and reply parts. The message card bears Grant portrait stamp and United States markings. a foreign version uses the Liberty head stamp. Cards cost two and four cents respectively, must detach the annexed reply, and cannot be trimmed or altered.
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Philadelphia Press
Gen. U. S. Grant
United States of America
Head of Liberty
Universal Postal Union
Old General Locomotive to Head Display at World’s Fair
The famed Civil War engine General will be exhibited in front of the Transportation Building at the world’s fair. Captured by Andrews Raiders in 1862, later restored to its original condition in Atlanta. The exhibit aims to attract veterans and history enthusiasts during the fair opening.
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Western & Atlantic Railroad
North Carolina & St. Louis Railroad
Atlanta
Chicago Commercial and Traveling Men's Clubs
Rockford
Nut varieties in cookery and nut-based recipes
The article compares chestnuts from Italy and France with native American chestnuts, noting size, sweetness, and culinary uses. It discusses butternuts, hickorynuts, and hickorynut cake, plus tips for preparing and cooking chestnuts such as salting water, roasting, and shelling. It also describes cookies like hickorynut jambles and mentions walnut substitute options in desserts.
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Italy
Spain
France
New York Tribune
Bedouins to Exhibit at World's Fair in Recreated Palace
Fifty Bedouins led by an Arabian sheik will appear at the Chicago world’s fair. A contract with Mr Levy provides room and accommodations for the group. A century old palace replica will stand on the Midway Plaisance near Mount Lebanon, mostly wood with carved panels. The Bedouins will display home life, Arabian horses, and war maneuvers with swords and scimitars as part of the Turkish village exhibit.
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Mr. Levy
Midway Plaisance
Mount Lebanon
Chicago
Levy
Arabia
Late trains and trips: clerks copy each other excuses
The London City Press notes at a large city shipping office clerks arrive late and fill a list with reasons. The first entry train late is echoed by all, and when the first wrote Wife ill twins the excuse was copied to the bottom, including the office boy’s name.
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London City Press
It Should Be In Every House Dr King’s New Discovery
J B Wilson of 271 Clay Street Sharns burg Pa says New Discovery saved his wife from pneumonia after La Grippe and failed remedies. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pa reports it helped his lung trouble. Free trial bottles at J R Weston’s Dry Store. Large bottles 50c and 1.00.
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J. B. Wilson
Clay Street
Sharnsburg
Dr. King
Robert Barber
Cooksport
J. R. Weston’s
T “Werry
la Grippe
Empress Life From Linen to Swimming Lessons
The piece contrasts the empress role with ordinary wives noting her early rising and linen duties for the imperial wardrobe. It describes her at Felixstowe teaching swimming to the emperor’s five sons and praises her arms while noting the poet laureate and court life with satirical tone. It ends with an ad for Dr King’s New Discovery offering sample bottles.
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Germany
Felixstowe
Alameda Races Could Clarify Coast Skeleton Age
The Alameda races hold clues to the age of coast skeletons found across California. Projections of prognathous skulls with stone tools and shell heaps suggest recent post glacial origins. Excavations may settle debates on prehistoric California inhabitants and their link to earlier mound builder theories.
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Alameda
Cal
Seaboard
Alameds
Contra Costa
Marin
Sonoma
Napa
Solano
Denmark
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Calaveras
San Francisco
River States
California
Atlantic States
Mexico
Europe
Oregon
Metropolitan Museum
Central Park
New York
Alameda County
San Plabo Bay
Woodlands in Europe and Chestnut Worms Highlighted
The article compares European woodland percentages by country and notes the United States forest area as 19 percent of the total, with forest land equivalent to fifteen times Pennsylvania. It also cites a Pittsburgh physician explaining how chestnut worms hatch in green chestnuts and details Electric Bitters as a popular medicine with claims of curing stomach and liver ailments and malaria, backed by a money back guarantee.
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Europe
Sweden
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Norway
Servia
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Spain
Roumania
Greece
Italy
T of Holland
Portugal
Denmark
Great Britain and Ireland
United States
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
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