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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1896
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner notes Mark Hanna’s upcoming time to ponder COSL, calls the tank fight a memory, and cites T W Petpector with a 625 county majority amid pre election estimates, in a brief late edition from November 11, 1896.
The presidential campaign of 100 is underway and William Jennings Bryan will again lead the Silver faction as standard bearer.
The country seeks Rover Curveland’s expressed thoughts on the recent Miata race result. His stance and reflections are awaited, with emphasis on what the racer believes about the performance and outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses seats at a Mehroles pie counter and a Park Gyb0 sea silver dust issue. It mentions an education inauguration this year and a sweepang wiebory in TtHk with northern states keeping up the initiative.
A political note asserts Governor Sain will deliver a steady administration in Montana, with an improved economy prevailing across state government and the legislative branch.
The text discusses Republicans likely near even split in the state legislature and Democrats pushing to maintain control. It notes a national contest as a possible factor and signals ongoing resistance to previous coalitions, with lines about balance and strategy.
Vague fragment reports a record vote in a county race with a tied result in one area and mentions a candidate across parties. Some names and places are garbled, but the text references a large turnout and a countywide tally.
Fragmented OCR text reports voting figures and county turnout in Beaverhead with unclear phrases. It mentions percentage levels and prior registration as context for the election outcome, but the garbled lines obscure precise numbers and entities.
An unreadable OCR fragment references a state supre and a legislature passing a measure. It mentions wine and a city, with unclear names and dates. The legible bit notes a law or step named in the context of government action.
The text appears garbled with many misspellings and fragments. It mentions CHE legists and vetoes and references an assethip related issue. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable content.
The piece notes the state normal high and two year plan with the chosen representative from the county urged to rally the House to secure a liberal appropriation. The Examiner expresses confidence in their likely success.
Beaverhead ranks high among Montana counties for Bryan support, second only to Granite and Jefferson. The county shows three precincts with votes tallied as Dever's 66, Algenia 1, and Big Hole No 15 with 0, while another precinct records 2 for WcBichey.
Gov. Altgeld issued a statement to Illinois Democrats praising their loyal support and the party’s fight. He argues the party has been strengthened, vows continued education, and predicts a future return to power with prosperity for the common people.
The article discusses reactions to McKinley’s election and Bryan’s campaign, noting international concerns about U S tariffs and balance of power. It cites European officials and observers, including comments on France and European trade, and mentions local political results in Madison county as context, ending with a remark on throat specialists.
The Five Precincts in Beaverhead County reported complete returns with detailed tallies for President, State Senator, Representatives, Clerk of the District Court, County Commissioners, County Attorney, County Clerk and Recorder, Sheriff, Assessor, Superintendent of Schools, and other offices. The results show party splits and candidate totals, noting the election’s broad support and confirming Parker as judge of the district.
An advertisement proclaims Bocklen's Arnica Salve as the best cure for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, and other skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction with money refund if not satisfied and lists the price at 25 cents per jar, sold by Br. J. Scearce.
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