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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner is a weekly Beaverhead County newspaper published by F. C. Kress the editor and proprietor, with a subscription price of 1 dollar per year in advance.
A fractured report outlines a state party convention held on a Wednesday. It notes delegates, candidacy procedures, and local officials in attendance, with scattered references to voting and registration steps amid unclear details.
Readable fragments describe a county meeting about a convention or caucus with delegates to the nation, to be held at a venue in Kennee Core. It notes a ban and a county convention for district representation and precinct allocations.
The county Democratic central committee adopts rules requiring delegates and alternates to be Democratic residents of their precinct. An absent delegate’s vote may be cast by the alternate. Precinct primaries for electing delegates are recommended for Saturday June 16 1900 under precinct committeeman direction. By order of Edwin Nokkis chairman and Gel Metlen secretary.
The fragment suggests McKinley being excused from engaging in politics, allowing Hynna to secure the Republican nomination and the ensuing contest.
The big New York speculator known as WK REENE offered to bet 900 to FG that Bryan would defeat Mchiales, denouncing a Republican bluffer in the process.
A voter guidance note suggests a maverick tactic by Mr Wharton Hakhbe to sway ballots away from Cal Bogan. The message is recent though not officially confirmed and may inform voters on the election’s impact.
Fragmented OCR text reports Republicans in Ohio facing defeats or doubts in the delegation race. The source text is garbled and does not provide clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text discusses Republican critique of policy and references to elections and public figures. Mentions Deis, Cope, and Miss McDermott with scattered notes on courses, locations, and a biographical line about a teacher.
Fragmented report describes property seizure and political party activity in the county. It mentions John Petersen selling his stock to buyers who ship them to Seattle and lists several local businesses and individuals connected to a “Dig camp” and property seizures. The text includes scattered names, places, and miscellaneous pricing terms with unclear sequence.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a security matter at a putton bath where items are pushed and flagged by a patrol. It mentions a fence and features of a test event, with references to a wild wall and feral contexts.
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