10 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1894
Page
1
The Ohio Democratic executive committee releases a manifesto urging voters to place money and tariff questions in the foreground. It argues silver should be restored to full monetary power, linking the issue to industry profitability and national prices.
Officials in St Paul confirm plans for a through connection at Garrison between Union Pacific and Northern Pacific. A Garrison opening would grant UP access to Puget Sound country and align NP as a feeder from the southeast. The nature of terms remains unsettled.
C T Allen of Polaris Mining reports resumed development through winter with one shift on the tunnel and another on top of the hill. A new ditch will be finished soon and a spring mill planned to handle rich ore bodies. High grade ore found in the neat drift boosts gold content. mine force expected to grow to fifty or more. A separate report covers a violent street stabbing in Ciltatown involving Chinese residents and subsequent arrests, medical aid, and public security concerns.
The report from the Department of Agriculture notes poverty and harvest shortfalls in northern regions and across the country. Potato acreage expands while yields slump to a national average of 56 bushels per acre, the lowest in history, with the 1966 drought a recent comparison.
Fragmentary report from the Valley Courty Gazette outlines a local history note about Helena and a capital matter. The readable text mentions Helenas and a 3 Helens capital boomer phrase, but lacks clear context or完整 details.
Chas. Marnard once a peer of the Union Pacific railroad was found dead beside a road cart near Medds on a Friday night. His head hung from the cart in what investigators treat as a fatal incident.
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