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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1894
Page
6
The Stork Tack outfit defeats the Gold Bug forces after a long struggle in the House. The old wise man is described as a slaver as emissaries from Wall Street have learned by now.
The Telena News outlines an early capital campaign push with several columns on the topic. The piece notes delays by the lead interests and hints Democratic silver senators will back presidential protection, signaling other broad political bets.
The passage rails against impoverished farmers and rising poverty under gold or silver standards. It argues that hardship in Italy India and England justifies calls to restore silver to its rightful place in world economies. It reflects a Boston opinion on economic policy.
A Denver interview reveals strong partisan views on the silver question and the gold standard. The speaker claims the East manipulates money to keep silver suppressed, warns of revolution, and predicts diverse political turmoil tied to court decisions and railroad expansion.
The SERN meetings begin 2 p m on the 22nd and 7 p m on the 23rd and 24th to discuss butter cheese alfalfa clover hogs beef potatoes poultry and related topics. A state dairy association will form at the evening session and dairy equipment will be demonstrated.
A garbled report discusses Von Bulow and John Brass in a criminal matter, mentions sapphires rubies and garnets, claims fake jewelry schemes, notes a Baltimore resident and a Chicago exhibit, and ends with a call by the United Mine Workers to ready for a general action. The piece ties legal proceedings to a broader gem trade and labor context.
The article discusses Montana political moves including James H. Lynch named postmaster at Butte and WM McDermott appointed U S marshal, both seen as Clark faction rewards. Granville Stuart named minister to Uruguay and Paraguay, signaling possible administration bias toward Clark. It mentions Populists weighing congressional bids and a coming Butte city election shaping Montana’s party dynamics.
Notice to creditors regarding the estate of Reuben Sarton. The undersigned executor requests all creditors to present their claims with specific details by a stated deadline to be filed in the probate records. The document outlines required claimant information and deadline compliance.
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