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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text discusses political expectations and party prep issues with references to divisions and sides, but readable details are limited and names or events are not clear. The passage mentions public figures and political stances without concrete actions or outcomes.
The readable text references political figures and parties, mentioning the silver Pegiacrats and fascist tone. It notes a debate over support and aids tied to a broader election context. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented text references Montana county politics and coinage debates, mentions Beaterhead and Eastern states, possible discussion of taxation and campaign funding. Several garbled proper names appear, with no clear events, dates, or outcomes readable.
Fragmentary OCR details show a mortuary notice and public notices referencing people and dates. Specific names and events are unclear, but the page indicates obituary items and local civic notices.
The deceased, a veteran of the Civil War who rose from private to major general, served as United States district and circuit judge, postmaster general, and secretary of the treasury. A native of Indiana, his career bridged law and federal service across multiple administrations.
The era’s politics appear chaotic as editors defend state legislatures, while Florida debates land sales to a Philadelphia syndicate. A string of crossfire topics follows from naval rules to upcoming conventions, with references to key figures like Meade, Adams, and Wood.
The 1889 act allows settlers who lost land due to crop failures sickness or other unavoidable calamity to reenter within one year, counting the absence as residence. It permits a new entry of up to one quarter section subject to the same conditions as prior entry. Reported by S W Langhorne land attorney Helena.
District Court of Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead County. John Dbs plaintiff against Old Pit Mining Company and others. Plaintiff seeks judgment on notes totaling 5000 plus interest and 1500 principal with 2000 due in twelve months. Foreclosure of mortgage on stated property, a writ of execution, and costs. Defendant Adisit Promises pay and legal counterclaims. case set for hearing in Missoula at the district court.
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