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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner Semi-Weekly notes its entry date September 2, 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under congress act and lists subscription price three dollars per year in advance.
A garbled report describes bias claims tied to an Indiana Supreme Court decision and a police investigation in a larceny case. It notes alleged coercion and procedural failures affecting the defendant and references protesters and legal tensions surrounding law enforcement and the court.
Vague fragment hints at veterans involved in politics and an AI related debate. Names, dates, places are unclear. The text remains fragmented with multiple garbled terms and lacks coherent facts for a fuller summary.
A fragmentary note references Pressdert Eliot at Harvard and hints at recent hesitancy and departure related to their work. The incomplete text suggests an academic discussion of timing and decision making surrounding an exit from a project or position.
The narrator argues that combined capital and labor misjudge the U S government as secondary and predicts the coming years will prove American democracy holds supreme power in the continent. It questions President Biot's stance and his criticism of labor while noting a lack of strong protest against trusts and undue influences shaping the government.
The New York Herald urges the United States to pause new securities and curb Wall Street volatility. It asks if America can restore confidence by paying domestic debts and rebuilding credit after years of speculative excess and financial strain.
The monthly report shows a total funds credited on December 1 totaling 86,577.46. 30 was paid at the receipts from taxes November and licenses 1274 25 were assessed. County officers faced treasury fees and other items recorded.
Fragmented text discusses a lecturer named Ragiey and Prof Maindey. It mentions population issues in Portteral, a debate on opposing Celteile, and references to Neeriscad and Pp Pes lech rhe. The readability is poor and unnamed events are uncertain.
The plan improves telegraphic service by linking Dillon with all principal Montana points through the Postal Company. Businesses and users of the current Western Union service will welcome enhanced facilities and better access next year.
The Poindexter and Orr company sent 365 head of steers by Great Northern cars from the local yard to the northern Montana range. The train of 14 cars departed for Valaita, with Bert Orr and Ernest Orr accompanying the shipment. The cattle sold for about 63 dollars per head, and the consignors praised the new range as one of the finest in the state.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an arrest following a ceremony or event near the White River. It references officials and a sequence of events after some incident, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear names or places.
A pension plan will be created by the Oregon Railroad Navigation and Southern Pacific lines. A land grant will provide for the pension system on each road. Benefits apply to employees with 26 years of continuous service who reach retirement age. The roads belong to the Harriman system.
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