03 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1894
Page
1
The Enquirer announces a complete departure from old journalism. It will issue on Tuesdays and Fridays in a large type, white paper edition, with 16 pages per issue and a yearly total of 208 papers. Orders by mail or phone to the address provided.
A Montana satirical piece attacks Marcus Daly and Anaconda social life, arguing Helena should be capital. It mocks Daly as unsophisticated, cites his supposed neglect of manners, and extols Helena for etiquette, fashion, and social preeminence with a long list of exaggerated charges and punchy contrasts.
The Nebraska Democratic convention nominated William J Bryan for United States senator amid a clash with free silver and administration factions. The platform urged free and unlimited coinage and denounced monopolies while endorsing John G. Carlisle’s 1888 silver positions.
The piece mocks Helena's editorial scene and praises Anaconda as a labor ally. It accuses Helena papers of bias against workers, praising the Anaconda strike memory and urging Montana workers to vote for Anaconda to defend labor rights. The tone is confrontational and political.
The note from land attorney W. D. Harlan in Washington D C states that a settler’s good faith settlement claim is not impeached by absences from the land to earn money for family support and to purchase the land. Assistant Secretary Sims remarks underscore this. Hon John M Thurston of Nebraska has accepted the challenge of
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