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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1893
Page
2
Fragmented text discusses silver policy and the Sherman act, arguing price support and currency impact. It references debates on silver value, policy measures, and public reaction, with scattered phrases about prices, taxes, and economic theories.
A London cable to the New York Herald notes India's silver question remains complex and unclear. It criticizes the government's lack of explanations and delays in debating silver policy until the Indian budget is introduced, highlighting uncertainty in high circles.
The garbled text lists names, places, and events hinting at political contention and public notices. Mentions of figures like Podesta and Sheriff, along with references to laws and elections, suggest a chaotic OCR capture of a news page covering governance and law.
Park county's assessed value stands at 24 116 dollars amid a string of local notices. A smallpox death occurs in Missoula on Friday, while Park county rancher Fritz August dies by drowning. Miners at Horr accept a fifteen percent wage cut. a cowboy, John Spencer, drowns in the Yellowstone near Fort Keogh. Rich placer mining yields about fifty thousand dollars for North Moccasins miners. A body near Boulder is identified as J A Fraser of Lutte. George Jackson is fatally shot near Missoula by Wellsane Osborn, who is still at large. The Chausie Pips company announces dire furniture prices as Western markets shift. A forecasted rise in costs accompanies Tuspite and Pine County developments. Miles City and surrounding areas report regulatory updates and agricultural notes. The Merchants National Bank in Great Falls closes its doors at noon with deposits promised to be paid in full. the president’s assets are seized, and bank funds include city, county, and state totals. The broader regional banking sector remains unsettled.
The piece surveys luxury bathroom fittings and fashion in New York and San Francisco society, noting Mrs Langtry’s $10,000 gold tub and elaborate jasmine perfumes. It contrasts lavish styles with simpler tastes of Miss Delon McAlhster, describes opulent dress trends, and hints at estate sales amid a Bostonian or New York setting.
Announcement appoints the Commissioner of Pensions as reforming head and urges soldiers sailors widows and parents to file applications at once to secure early pension benefits. Citizens are told to write to the Pension Commissions in Washington DC for help with filing and understanding new laws, noting retroactive changes are unlikely.
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