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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
4
The text appears as a scrambled artifact discussing ancient terms, a beneficent protection concept, and references to China and boxers. It includes garbled phrases about renaming and political or social notes, but is largely indecipherable and lacks coherent events or identifiable persons.
A garbled OCR fragment references Col. Bryer and mentions the Hay-Peer hack and ideas about Boer behavior. The text is largely indecipherable, with phrases about principles and independence appearing amid misspelled words.
The industrial commission plans a congress report on bathing suits worn by women and other key industrial topics after reviewing the northern Atlantic coast resort. Census guesses for national population span 70 million to 100 million while treasury figures cite per capita money circulation based on 77 million residents.
The group plans action aimed at Hanna’s cash box as support hinges on cash or no vote. Several states are said to need their votes to aid Republicans.
The article argues Democrats have solid grounds to expect victories in all southern congressional districts this year, citing favorable political trends and regional support.
A large enthusiastic Beaterhead county Democratic convention convened in the courthouse led by State Senator Bilwin Norris. Delegates to the state convention were chosen and Charles Padiry was elected to replace a vacancy on the county committee amid party speeches stressing loyalty to Democratic principles and unity for the upcoming election.
County correspondence from Dell dated June 17 1900 reports M Dowling chosen chairman and D D McKnight as secretary at a small but enthusiastic Democratic caucus. Wm O Rourke and H R Paddock named alternates with Dowling and McKnight as relegated. other brief notes mention locals traveling to Red Rock Lima and Dillon for errands.
A long damaged text records a county meeting with many garbled names and places. The fragment mentions witnesses, various locals, and scheduled events around September, with references to a public gathering and legal or civic proceedings.
The program lists a free bicycle race and a gent s road race followed by a Grand Parade with fireworks at 9 00 p m. A grand ball is scheduled for 9 30 p m at the Opera House plus a rall trot and pace and a half mile race and a cowboy race starting at 7 80.
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