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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1895
Page
1
The Enquirer announces a new weekly schedule with TV twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays. The paper is described as a large 16 page weekly edition, with plain print on white paper and a yearly total of 208 pages, offered at four dollars.
Congressman Sibley of Pennsylvania rails against the repeal plan in a fiery defeatist performance. He accuses the administration of breaking promises and plots to set federal offices as rewards while warning of a banking panic worse than the last. The room erupts as supporters and critics clash over gold parity and Democratic loyalties.
Miss Estelle Reel from Ohio led a bold campaign for state superintendent in Wyoming using personalized appeals and rodeo imagery. She recruited female assistants and rodeo riders to canvass up to fifty miles to win votes, while allies of the Republican ticket weighed tax policy and silver coinage as campaign stakes.
The Anaconda Standard reports about twenty two A P A members in the legislature including fourteen who resigned positions to vote for Carter. It questions whether remaining members will take the same oath or resign and whether the oath will be fulfilled.
The governor’s message is described as able and interesting though destructive in impact. It urges stringent anti corruption laws, ballot reform, and reworked party ticketing. It advocates state finance measures, taxation, and expense controls to balance revenues with disbursements. It also addresses mineral land policy, immigration, irrigation, education, health, and state administration.
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