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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
6
Editor and proprietor listed with Dillon Montana imprint. The issue notes annual subscription price and mailing policy. An editorial mentions Senator Hoar arguing that women deserve suffrage to purify government, calling the view radical for a Republican who supports direct Senate elections.
Half a dozen firms effectively control the nation’s meat output and own or control three fourths of the railroad cars used to move meat from ranch to packing house and from packing house to market.
National Bureau of Labor reports from thirty-three states show 2 567 workmen's families average 5.31 persons per family and total income of 827 19 dollars. About 62.45 percent of this was spent on food, leaving little after essentials like clothing rent and fuel.
The article notes Senate Democrats bind to caucus rule under Gorman and Williams, enabling unified opposition on major questions. It credits Cuban reciprocity passage to Democratic votes and cites a united stance on the Panama treaty and its ratification as a potential next campaign issue. Leader Williams tightens House discipline as Republicans face investigations and public scrutiny.
The article names Hin Sharp Williams as the new Democratic leader, signaling a shift in party leadership within the organization and highlighting the political context of the time.
The article notes John Sharp Williams uniting Democrats against restricting amendments while supporting the Cuba reciprocity treaty as a step toward free trade. He curbs intraparty censure on Panama, urging wait-and-see on President recognition, and earns cross party respect for leadership.
A Great Falls editorial urges forming a county fair circuit to move attractions between counties and expand state fair appeal. Helena meetings of county fair associations are likely to plan visits, with P. W. Bradford credited for the idea. clashes of dates may occur but effort should yield broader attendance and stronger fairs in coming years.
Thomas Thomas collapsed and died of heart disease in a Maiden Rock saloon near the Beaverhead line in Silver Bow county on Friday. Butte reports a new union victory with porters and boot-blacks agreeing to higher wages and a shorter work day.
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