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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1903
Page
4
The article notes Britain captured the international tennis cup, offering solace after the yacht cup defeat. It comments on Western prosperity despite Wall Street's watered stock issues and cites Dr Morgan’s security theories, while Filipinos favor their own money over American currency. It also references a legal shield for the Republican party from past postal corruption cases.
Navy forces capture the enemy off Bar Harbor just in time to permit officers to go ashore on Sunday. A dispatch error caused misreporting as Bar Harbor girls were captivated.
The president's refusal to permit congratulatory remarks for General Miles in the retirement order risks alienating veteran voters who shared battlefields with Miles and may cost Mr. Roosevelt support among old soldiers.
A Berlin doctor condemns piano lessons for young children claiming causing nervous derangements in 600 of 1,000 examined. He praises philanthropists and urges millions annoyed by the tumty tumty of the piano to support his monument.
The one week appointment of General Young to stand in for General Miles raises questions about congressional intent and appears as a petty bid to punish a dissenting soldier who opposed the administration’s Philippine policy, including water cure tactics and Funston’s methods.
The article states President Roosevelt violated norms by promoting his ally "Doctor" Wood to major general, advancing him over about 300 senior officers, while not violating an order from Secretary of War Lamar regarding a complimentary statement on General Miles' retirement.
W. W. Cheely president of the Montana State Press association oversaw plans for the annual summer outing to Yellowstone Park. Secretary Walter Aitken visited Mammoth Hot Springs to finalize details and will issue an official circular with trip particulars in a few days.
A business owner should foster loyalty and respect among staff so they remain advocates. Longtime employees who leave and won’t stay in touch or recommend the firm damage reputation and profits. Positive internal treatment yields free advertising far more valuable than external campaigns.
The piece chronicles Kensington style social events with elaborate work bags and conversation centered gatherings at the George B. Conway home and Mrs Roe’s parlor. It notes spinster parties with humorous papers on single blessedness, prize drawings, and festive refreshments, plus weekly euchre and picnic outings by local ladies and Baptist Aid Society members.
Mr and Mrs A C Gruwell Mr and Mrs E W Stack and Miss Jay Stack returned Sunday night from a pleasant visit to the pleasure resort in the Big Hole basin.
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