New Flood Tide of Immigration Raises Prospects and Problems
The Dillon Examiner notes a new flood of immigration surpassing 1882 levels driven by family networks and drawing from Italy Austria and Russia. It warns assimilation challenges due to diverse origins illiteracy and urban settlement with potential economic strain if low industrial mood returns. The piece endorses educational restrictions and urges citizenship as the policy focus over short term prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Britain
Scandinavia
Germany
Italy
Austria
Russia
Great Britain
Beecher
England
Sargent
Senate
Social Events Bring City Together Before Autumn
The article details a flurry of August social gatherings in the city. Mesdames W. A. Jones and Ernest O. Selway hosted a large euchre party with elaborate floral decor and 11 tables. Another big event at The Metlen featured red decor and six first prize contenders, won by Miss Lovell with a white sofa pillow. Additional receptions, a Beazly visit, a flinch party, and a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Cope highlight community hospitality and social rituals before autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jones
Ernest O. Selway
Alma Morse
Bertha Burfeind
Mesdames W. B. Carter
G. W. Dart
G. T. Paul
J. Pasmore
R. R. Rathbone
H. H. Swain
Albert Myers
W. L. Staudaher
John R. Waldorf
A. L. Stone
J. B. Mc Kinney
Bertie Howard
V. Sebree
H. R. Melton
J. E. Morse
Clara Chapman
Henry Burfeind
T. E
Joseph Metlen
the Metlen
R. V. Sebree
Mesdames Conger
Norris
Stone
Melton
Swain
Mies
Divs
H. F. Cope
Z. B. Yeaman
Elizabeth Yeaman
Salmon City
Tate TaPtor
Gus Graeter
Reed and Barton
Navy squadron sails up Long Island Sound to Oyatte Bay
The North Atlantic squadron of the American navy is ordered to move up Long Island Sound toward Oyatte Bay at risk of grounding. Six thousand three hundred charges of powder were exploded in greeting the president as sailors and marines manned the yards and stood at attention for two hours in a blazing sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlantic
Long Island Sound
Oyatte Bay
Change of Administration Urged Amid Federal Scandals
Reports of grave scandals in the Postoffice Interior Justice and Government Printing Office agencies. The Agriculture Department also investigates a minor scandal. The text questions whether a change in administration is warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Government Printing Office
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt to Call Special Session Over Cuban Treaty
The article notes that most people, except President Roosevelt, have forgotten the Cuban treaty and Congress would balk at enabling legislation. Roosevelt plans a special session to prevent the treaty from being forgotten and ensure passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Roogeevelt
McHenrys Visit Poindexter At The Cottonwood
Mr and Mrs C H McHenry and Ming June McHenry arrived from Old Mexico and stay with their daughter Mrs H T Poindexter at The Cottonwood Weather favors a Thursday trip through the Park with Mr and Mrs Poindexter and their guests planning to depart then for the park excursion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McHenry
Ming June McHenry
Old Mexico
H. T. Poindexter
Cottonwoode
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The
Dillon -Examiner
Beaverhead County
F. C. Kress
Dillon
Montana
Metlen
Mesdames Ryder
John Bishop
C. C. Barnett
Hattie Dart
Phillip Lovell
W .B. Carter
J. B. McKinney
E. J. Conger
W. V. Kingsbury
Celeste Kinngbury
E. J. Pasmore
R.L. Riley
George Edinger
T. K. Smith
J. B. Poindexter
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
L. D. Graeter
Misses Stamm
Pierce, Innes and Lovell
MR. and Mrs. Beazly
Matt Orr
R. K. Beazly
Ekalaka
Mont
W.C. Orr
Celeste Kingsbury
Charles Conger
Meadames G. T. Paul
J. E. Monroe
Mesdames
Miguel Conway and
Sharkey
COPES
Epworth League Social
Epworth League
Knox
New York
Kovon
Cominghrinos Cabuse & Brandegee
Uttcr, Nein Rok
Arvon
Crouse & Brandegee
Utica
N. Y
Madras
Monarch
the Cluett
Eagle
Stanley
Eliel Brothers
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