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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner extols a society event organized by Kress and Barker praising its tasteful conduct and community spirit. The writeup highlights attendees and the evening's fine arrangements.
A fragment notes Sir McKinley expected to win on the first ballot and questions the fate of rivals who falter on later ballots. Also mentions Tuk pulpit pushing revelry and Boston’s interest in a prominent but unnamed gypsy evangelist named Smith amid lively public interest.
A scathing note questions General Weyler as the new Spanish commander in Cuba warning that those who begin killing may meet the same fate. The piece also mocks Mr Betson who claims to photograph brains but cannot show any in the subjects submitted to the lens.
A fragmentary report notes SAKAE Bienakon directing substantial charitable funding surpassing a theater star's influence. It mentions Sarah beginning an American tour and hints at promotional advertising in the coverage.
The British power invites Mr Krueger, president of the Transvaal Republic, to London to be shown as a guest. An old man accepts calmly as the world watches American vessel traffic through the Suez Canal, recording only four American ships among the arrivals. The text also notes a political question about supplying messengers to senators and improving clerk facilities at public expense.
A state convention calls for organizing the Mouton Min bop dad Titilprition association named The Ghreets. The effort aims to protect county property and mobilize local support ahead of a key fortheon day conclucion.
Fragmentary OCR shows tensions among Velena capital supporters and a newspaper committee. The text hints at bids, prices, and editorial disputes reflecting a clash between Helena and Ang conde nephods in a local power struggle.
Senators Martle and Carter are targeted by critics for voting against taking up the tariff bill. The article argues their actions reflect constituent approval regardless of party, with Montana’s silver question framed as key. The piece stresses state interests over partisan fealty.
The Montana state board of education held a brief session to discuss the ventilation committee’s report. No concrete heating or ventilation recommendations were issued, and debates centered on whether the commission should make specific recommendations. Several members urged tabulation and full disclosure of data on costs and methods.
The readable bits hint at a local week summary with efforts and names unclear. It mentions the week and people but lacks concrete events or places to confirm.
Notice announces proof of residence for Michael Dowling and others to support land claim. Names witnesses George Godfrey Ebmar Mo Marvineil Wallen M Oliver Thomas F Harmfites and Dillon Montana residents. Public protest and cross examination allowed before W E Cox, Register, first published February 12.
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