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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1898
Page
3
A critical piece portrays Judge Foxes as hostile to labor, arguing his rulings favored bosses. The article links his stance to rising prosperity among New England employers and widespread worker discontent.
A speaker seeks divine guidance for the craftsman's mind and toil. He acknowledges failures and credits God for shaping both fire and clay while asking to retain vision and avoid earthly blemish. The muse is tied to a northern horizon and a prayer to be kept from common ground.
The American Federation of Labor at Nestetie denounces Judge Posasou appoint ment to the Interstate Commerce Commission citing anti labor bias. Rail interests back the opposition saying his views threaten wage earners with reduced protections while pending bills in Congress seek reform and regulatory balance.
Governor Pingree cites street railway fare battles as proof that cheaper fares threaten service while bonds and consolidation mislead the public. He argues protective factory laws shorter workdays and skilled mills fuel cheaper goods and warns against deceptive financial practices and overreaching corporate charges. Local unions push for stronger labor rights as reformers seek fairer transit and work conditions amid a broader national debate.
Portrait of Theodor Mommsen, renowned German historian of Rome, on his eightieth birthday. He lives quietly in Charlottenburg with past fame from Ranke Curtius Sibyl and Freytzke among contemporaries. The piece notes his restraint from liberal press and mentions his major work Roman History and biographical details of daily life and attention from passersby.
A United States Investor notes dividend payments held steady amid southern competition, praising mills that abandon antiquated methods and align product to market demand. It questions whether Fall River mills will endure under adverse conditions or risk hurting mill workers.
A 19th century guidance emphasizes preparation in carving, noting the knife should be sharp but not oversized. It advises removing sharpening from the table, arranging ample space and plates, weighing guests, portions, and the sequence of serving to avoid waste and awkwardness.
A distressed mother, who lost two children in six years, fell ill with severe stomach pain and neuroses. She sought relief from Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, took many pills nightly, and claimed a dramatic improvement, asserting a complete cure though health later wavered.
A provocative adage frames marriage as a crime with life imprisonment and as a test of character. It suggests a wise woman can judge a man's character by his necktie while a clever woman reads a woman’s flaws by her ailments.
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