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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1899
Page
4
The article reports Senator Welteagton's renewed political activity amid a libel suit brought by Pied White against Jobn Bo Wellcone and the Hitte Miner. Courts are involved as Democrats seek to influence public opinion through media events, while Republicans push for outside help.
A fragmented note discusses the Callet Mantle citation with uncertain details and a request for reevaluation. The text suggests a review of prior claims and potential corrective steps, though specifics remain unclear.
A garbled OCR passage references presidential politics, 1906 campaign activity, and figures like Kinley, Hanna, and Hanna. It notes crowd reactions, rival arguments, and ongoing public interest while mentioning state results and public attention to the election.
Governors and Attorney Generals at St Louis adopt resolutions calling for uniform state action against cross state corporations. They demand unlimited liability for shareholders in overvalued private capital and advocate measures to curb collusive trade practices across states. The conference, led by Governor Me Millin, endorses bold reforms to regulate interstate business and protect competition.
An executive committee clarifies fundraising use for a volunteers celebration, denying free train service but offering a special rate. It states money will cover event necessities first and any surplus to benefit volunteers and public needs, while addressing criticisms of expenditure.
Fragmentary OCR text references care for the poor and a person named Pere or Per, with unclear details. It mentions a board and steps toward aid, but lacks coherent events or dates. No clear outcome or action is discernible from the readable portions.
Notice invites bids for medical attendance and medicines for the sick poor and inmates of the county jail for one year starting December 1806. Bids due December 40th 1806 to the Clerk of the Board marked Bid for County Physician. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
The St Louis Republic reports Thomas A Edison touts an electrical method to extract gold from ore in the Southwest. He describes magnets and a process that could unlock large gold deposits near Santa Fe and other arid regions, claiming vast output and a major invention.
Unbranded horses offered for sale by public notice in Beaverheed district. Stock inspector Taylor to sign the undersigned list by a fixed date for bidding and transfer, with horses herded to the sale location for examination and kustody under official supervision.
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