12 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1894
Page
1
The Tus Enquirer announces a new weekly edition issued Tuesdays and Fridays, a large size 18-page tabloid in plain white paper and large type. It claims equivalence to 208 ordinary papers yearly and invites readers to place orders.
New York's Tomer B. Parsons writes to John Sherman urging an international silver and gold coin plan to restore money integrity. Sherman replies that he cannot push financial measures due to Democratic control and avoids entangling himself in legislation.
The Silver Bow county board rejects W A Armitage and Jo Holden claims as unauthorized. It adopts a resolution to study building a joint county bridge over the Big Hole river at Chalk Hill, linking Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties, and calls a joint meeting to discuss the project. It also lists appointed judges of election for numerous precincts with designated polling sites across the county.
The Standard Stereopticon Company opened its season in Anaconda before an overflow audience at the opera house. Press Woodrull led the program with world tour narration, highlighted by the Anaconda Capital Glee Club and Dillon brass band performances.
Ambiguous OCR yields announce Hartman as Congressman nominee and Hart as Associate Justice nominee. Judge Het of Heda appears as a nominated figure. event noted by acclamation in a historical context.
A large forest fire has burned across northern Minnesota for a week affecting towns including Hiskty and nearby communities. Firefighters from multiple agencies battle flames as residents evacuate and state authorities monitor air quality and road closures.
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