Dillon Examiner Feb 7 1900 edition front page
The Dillon Examiner publishes weekly with editor F C Kress listing subscription at $2 yearly in advance. This 1900 issue dated February 7 presents the standard notices and local items typical of a county newspaper at the turn of the century.
Fragmented OCR Notice of Local Event
Fragmentary text cites faults and delays affecting a local issue. Not enough readable specifics to identify people, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR: Republicans in Congress face distrust
Incoherent OCR text hints at political tension within a party and distrust in administration. No clear dates, names, places, or events are readable to specify individuals or outcomes.
Vite Democratic dervibears and early convention plan
The text notes internal party debates about holding an early convention to strengthen the party and mentions Republican reactions to COVID era campaigning and a presidential candidate’s path. It references a May convention and party strategies without clear, verifiable details.
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Vite Democratic
Sciie Yen
Nepublicgna
Fragmented Early 20th Century Political Debate in Lewis County
A garbled OCR passage outlines political maneuvering and public sentiment surrounding a Democrat bloc, amid calls to preserve order and a debate over legislative alignment. It references Lewis farmed residents, town leaders, and proposed shifts affecting governance and policy in the region.
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Democrat Legisietor
Representative Clark Telegram Praises Webster Davis in Kruger Group
Missouri representative Clark sent a cablegram to Webster Davis congratulating him on joining Kruger's circle in Pretoria. He praises his choice of company and predicts a warm Democratic welcome upon return to America.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Webster Davis
Interior
Davia
Pretoria
Kruger
Philadelphia Republicans tied to fraudulent convention funds
An Independent report accuses Philadelphia Republicans of using a forged $100,000 check to secure the national convention site in the city. Hanna sought a share of $50,000 for preliminary work but learned the signer lacked funds. Despite promises, $60,000 was never fully delivered as part of a tainted bid.
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Philadelphia
Hanna
Independent
Quaker City
Aiana
Loris
A Peculiar Report From A Distant Dialogue
The text presents a garbled account of a proposed treaty with Argentina and related trade notes. It mentions aims to secure favorable conditions for grain, a stance on Argentine imports, and limited access to certain markets. The piece references domestic policy debates and tariff considerations influencing negotiations.
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Mebiniey
Ghia
Tia Montana
Baiyenoa Bietige Tietel
Appiaisa
Argentine gold treaty push backed by strong inducements
The draft treaty model is criticized as a rushed concessions package to please Argentina and wool producers. Critics argue the agreement sacrifices protective duties and hides loopholes that weaken the ostensible duty rate and empower manufacturers over workers.
Political Shakeup Rumors Roil Us Capital Delegation
County correspondence notes maneuvering among Democrats led by Mareta Daly and Senator Clark as factions debate influence in the party rotas. Amid weathered chatter reporters glimpse potential candidates and political strategies shaping upcoming races.
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Eos
Ariel bin
Hateven
Local Church Notices And Service Times
Fragmentary church bulletin shows Rev. with Tuesday and Sunday services. Mentions young people's meeting at 640 and evening prayer. Also lists Wednesday service and prayer times around 6 p.m. with references to holy days and a brief schedule.
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Jarves
Fragmented 19th century diary notes mix farming life and travel
The entry sketches rural scenes with mentions of horses, cattle, and crops, alongside names such as Craver Metlenta and Joseph Metlentas. It notes cattle and coyote activity, travels to Oregon, and plans for land and saddles, reflecting frontier productivity and hardship.
Fragmented OCR Notice of Public Sale and Debt Details
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a public sale and debt settlement. It mentions interest rates per cent, payment terms, and authority figures such as a clerk and deputy, with references to a legal proceeding and parties involved, though the text is garbled.
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