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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1898
Page
4
A brief synopsis reports the president telling Congress on Monday that intervention in Cuba is necessary to stop the war and protect humanity, citizens, property, and commerce. It rejects annexation or recognition of independence as impractical, citing Spain's failure to restore order and the Maine incident.
Fragmented OCR readable text outlines a debate over cattle business and veterinary or trade practices. It mentions Paancle and Wat, various names, and potential implications for cattle trade and regulation with implied shifts in policy and market effects.
The Helena report notes Representative J. M. Kennedy, Speaker of the last Montana lower house, visiting the capital amid talk of a Democratic boom. Kennedy, courting Lewis and Clark county support, met several Democrats as speculation grows over fall nominations and potential senate bids.
Fragmented notes describe a political dispute with references to party lines and calls for action. The text mentions Democratic Party, recognition of a figure, and opposition lines, but the overall details are unclear.
Fragmentary text shows garbled words and names with many errors. The readable parts mention places and unclear events, preventing precise identification of people, organizations, or actions for a proper summary.
The readable OCR fragment mentions several names and places in a garbled sequence. It references a President, various locations, and possible events, but the text is largely indecipherable with many inserted errors and no coherent narrative or dates to anchor a summary.
Fragmentary report describes a rail service with connections on the Oregon Short Line and West Railways for Chicago. Mentions fare or ticket details and agents F. NESLES and F. McMILLAN with addresses in Oregon and Salt Lake areas.
The passage reports Carruthers, aided by W G Philine, falling ill with pneumonia near Horee Prairie while en route to Dillon to receive Pee ee nee. The details reference a passenger train and northbound travel, indicating a medical setback during a regional journey.
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