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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1895
Page
4
Prowess Iowa Democrats cabling upstate conversion to gauge the party stance on free silver. Delegates from Helena and other large towns travel with about thirty persons en route to Lake City for a major conference, aiming to influence policy.
Reported results show Democratic gains across Lidigoa with larger margins than any prior period. Voter sentiment appears to favor the party as scale of changes signals a broader shift beyond the usual local contests.
Fragmented text depicts a political struggle in Montana with references to public service, fiscal management, and court actions. Mentions of state officials, parties, and calls to restore prosperity amid perceived mismanagement and corruption.
The article riffs on Nicaragua tensions and political commentary, noting jingoistic critiques, shifts in campaign pace, and mentions of figures like Governor Merton and Senator Teller. It highlights party unity debates over silver policy and a Denver rally backing a national prosperity banner.
A public land matter description from Dillon County Montana outlines a hearing on May 2. The notice lists witnesses, substances, and filing details for claimants including Viarmosville residents and others. It references the Inderib department regulations and requests substantiated proof or objections by the stated deadline.
In the district court of Beay county Mortara on the th day of May eighteen hundred fourty eight at three o clock p m hearing is appointed to prove the will and issue letters testamentary to the petitioner Dated Dickon Montana May Taub Thomas Clerk of the District Court S Barzore Attorney for Petitioner First publication May 3
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