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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1901
Page
2
A Normal bond bill led by Senator Murray failed decisively on Monday, overturning expectations and surprising Beaverhead representatives. The vote reflected broader political tensions and questions about governor tooles policy and coalition pressures among senatorial candidates.
The readable segments show stray words and jumbled phrases lacking coherent events or names. No identifiable people places dates or organizations are extractable for a factual summary.
Fragmented text discusses Peeters, Peters, and regional representation. Mentions Lewes, SAT, and Be lap rye tives. Notes about 4500 residents per member and a possible shift in county representation affecting Democrats and state needs.
The text notes that 3 500 population or a major fraction would leave the lower house membership substantially unchanged and avoid reducing the shares of the smaller counties. It emphasizes stability in representation across the state’s political map.
The name of Hon Edwin Norris of this city is suggested as a compromise candidate for the short term United States senatorship. Few Democrats in the state would be better qualified or fitted for this important office than our honored townsman.
A Kansas lawyer writes a friend describing Mrs Nation in harsh terms. He labels her short and pudgy with a retroussé nose and bulldog expression. He classifies her as Southern poor white trash with African-influenced speech.
The Democratic Senate urge fusion members in Montana to promptly elect a short term senator. They call for immediate caucus and continued balloting until a winner is chosen. Constituents won’t tolerate another vacancy for two years or the reelection of Slippery.
A Helena legislative committee rejected a normal bonding bill after a tense debate. Representative Mill led a strong push against the proposal as opponents argued it would raise retirement benefits and aid capital interests. The session left the measure defeated and the bill’s supporters frustrated by the outcome.
A damaged clipping hints at financial and health topics with unclear names and phrases. Readable terms include money and health related notes but many words are mangled. No clear persons or organizations can be identified from the legible text.
The district court convened led by Judge Parker with Sheriff Padley and stenographer T J A Monaghan. A. W. Leake was released on a writ of habeas corpus after an error in the complaint was admitted, while Peter Lambrose was discharged after defense appointment and prosecutorial review. Other cases including Joseph Bradley and Wan Jones saw various dispositions, with notices for upcoming trials and proceedings set for May 21 and related dates.
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