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The Dillon Braminer is published every Wednesday by Kress and Barker. Subscription price is 3 per year in advance. This issue is dated Wednesday November 188.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1898
Page
4
The Dillon Braminer is published every Wednesday by Kress and Barker. Subscription price is 3 per year in advance. This issue is dated Wednesday November 188.
The Democratic party in Montana secures representation in both chambers after the fourth or next election. Chief Justice Pemberford holds a narrow majority over Brantly at about 20 to 4000 votes. Officials report results from three counties and warn a final tally may still shift.
Election figures from Montana indicate voting by party with estimates of Republican, Democratic, and third party support. The report cites approximate totals around L000 votes for Republicans, HOO for the People's party, and AM vote for other factions.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a discussion of a senate term, possible ten year or five year term, and political debate. Names and places are unreadable, with many garbled words making precise facts unavailable.
A lengthy legislative gathering讨论 focuses on updating regulations for diagnostic and televangelist pilot programs. The draft bill outlines standards and procedural steps, with opposition and support voiced by multiple factions.
The readable text fragment presents garbled, partial terms and scattered phrases. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable people and organizations, preventing a clear news item from forming a concise title and summary.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Rochester dispute over a voting or election machine. It mentions secrecy, officials, and concerns about the machine’s cost and impact on public workings at a Rochester headquarters.
An Independent analysis assesses Montana returns and votes for Campbell Marshall Hogan and associate justice candidates. It projects Campbells near 22000 votes, Marshalls about 14500, Hogans around 10800, with Judge Pigott leading the ticket near 23750 and Democrats showing strong statewide support despite third-party competition.
A muddled report argues about voting patterns and party influence in Beaverhead County. It references a straight ticket rule and a Republican platform, noting alleged benefits from cross endorsements and a push to retain a local measure despite GOP gains.
The passage discusses internal party divisions around a Silver Republican convention in Anaconda. It notes Mantle’s maneuvering to influence outcomes and questions whether Hattaian or the Republican nomination would split Silver Republicans. The text implies shifts in support within Campbell and debates over party unity and broader political consequences.
The text describes the creation of a new Jefferson and Monp county area and the resulting shift of representation. It notes conflicts between old counties over the new arrangement and mentions the third plan amid conventions in both counties.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions larceny and a sheriff, with unclear names and events. Readers see scattered references to people, authorities, and a probe, but central facts remain unrecoverable from the garbled input.
Unclear text mentions Myr Hartman and Carter in a campaign setting with debates and rewards for work. It references veteran Hieten and poet debates during the campaign, but the exact details are obscured.
An advertisement touts Chicago Milwaukee St Paul as rail leaders with electric lighted trains and steel rails. It claims superior service from Denver to Chicago and San Francisco to Chicago, and promises faster, better routes between Omaha and Chicago. Contact L. L. Dow at 212 South West Text street for timetables and maps.
Legal opinion suggests only two of three declared House seats from Jefferson and Mea gher counties will be seated as election disputes linger. Fragmentary text notes ongoing debate among lawyers about seating authority and eligibility.
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