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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1897
Page
3
A scattered 19th century moralizing piece contrasts wealth and poverty with biblical figures Dives and Lazarus. It tangles commentary on banking, trusts, and industrial decline while alluding to a judicial ruling by Judge Gibbons and broader commerce in the United States.
At Streator a conference of miners and operators failed to reach a wage settlement. Miners proposed 65 cents per ton with others matching, while operators urged a 15 cent cut based on efficiency and market pressures. The union pressed for a compromise as output gaps widened between Northern Illinois and its rivals.
Detroit based Avulpamale Street Railway Meeployes leader GD Mahon faced defense threats as tensions escalated after a Wednesday incident. The article describes a defied protest connected to job security and a push for safer working conditions, with mentions of a historic locomotive preservation project linked to a First Locomotive engine and its custodians.
A Chicago Tribune Washington correspondence headline questions if Mark Hanna promised railroad interests a pooling bill in return for campaign support. The piece recounts reports of pressure from powerful rail interests and alleged bargains linked to the pooling measure and McKinley platform silence.
A collage of 19th century editorials and notices discusses wealth, money inflation, and public finance. It cites Lenemont Times, Fort Scott Lantern Bull, Omaha World Herald, and others arguing for economic reform and railways purchases.
A fragment of a Congressional talk, never delivered, criticizes House procedures and U S Hawaii policy. The writer argues for quicker action on annexation and cites opposition to current policy, urging attention to the voices of the people and the Senate debate.
Fragmented OCR text reports a heated wartime exchange involving Payne and Simpson. The account references a tense House discussion, a correspondent describing reactions, and mentions of ancestors and a French aspect, with unclear relationships and outcomes.
Professor Creig notes three lambs at Cornell averaged 5.86 pounds weekly gain over nine weeks and another trio 4.47 pounds for twelve weeks. Wisconsin results with four lambs fed bran corn meal and sesame meal averaged 4.48 pounds weekly gain in ten weeks with milk fed. A second group weighed 26.1 to 77 pounds over fourteen weeks, gaining 8.63 pounds weekly. Costs per head for grain mix and total feed shown.
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