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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1897
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner notes Republican critics misplacing blame for slow prosperity on the gold standard. It cites Wren Czar Reed predicting Congress would only pass regular appropriations and that the woman suffrage bill was defeated in the House, likely to be revived later but meet the same fate.
The failure of the Merchants' National Bank of Helena has caused a major blow to local sentiment. The collapse was widely viewed as a strong but poorly managed event that dented trust in the town's financial stability.
A citizen thanks Senator MaAnrck for a copy of the Sr aida a m eciery. The note lists Washington addresses for Montana lawmakers, including Senator Carter and Representative Hartigan at DE street and Pages Hotel.
Reports suggest President Chevelated may pursue active politics after retirement while another account hints at theology work. The piece notes potential conflict with party leaders and ongoing influence of Beehkens Geel heir and related high court concerns.
Incomplete OCR capture shows scattered names and terms related to a state senate race. Mentions include figures like HAGEL and Mibing tn, with references to dates, costs, and possible candidates, but specifics and context are unclear due to garbled text.
The Butte court hears an affidavit in the Dillon First National Bank vs W G Galligher case alleging tampering with the trial testimony. Stenographer SO OW Stier claims altered wording by removing key phrases about witness answers and party names in the Kent mines dispute.
An excerpt shows a district court summons to a defendant in Beaverhead County Mortana to answer a complaint filed by the plaintiff. The document notes service upon the defendant and a twenty day deadline to respond, with default relief possible. The text includes dates and names in a legal context.
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