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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1901
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner reports on Republicans charging the Maryland election law as faulty claiming no voter ability test is required and voters must mark ballots without help. The piece cites alleged corruption and calls for scrutiny of state procedures amid broader industrial and political tensions.
Fragmentary text suggests an election context with references to vote, denial, and possible candidates or figures, but details are garbled and many names and places are unreadable. The readable bits imply a public action connected to governance or civic process.
A damaged OCR passage references Beaverbeed and Madison county, two commissioners serving long terms. It mentions a district experienced br these three cognties demenda that the de gpa Lege & fg tive gee and eh warden ehould be either a Beaverbeed or 2 Madison county mare. The text is incomplete and unclear.
The speaker argues for a candidate familiar with both counties as essential to avoid depriving Madison and Beaverhead of the advantages of the new game and fish law. A Silver Bow resident would lack local knowledge and hinder implementation.
Readable excerpts from the Anaconda Standard suggest plans for a direct line reaching Virginia City from the Northern Bacly area via the Gaviord Ruby Valley route. The article notes expected dredging and construction work with the goal of connecting the town to Pua Bintpes and Vin goesta City, amid local advocacy and governmental activity.
The Shakespeare club met Saturday focusing on Hamlet with papers on Shakespeare's Two Clocks and Ophelia. Members debated Hamlet's sanity and invitations to participate in other local groups.
Obituary notes Mrs Wagosdon died Saturday night near Willow Creek. family mourns, with details of funeral arrangements and local residents attending. A baby born to a nearby resident that afternoon is mentioned in the notice.
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