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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1892

Page

2

Mills Elected Senator and License Bill Defeated

Roger Miles won 72 votes on the first ballot to fill the U S Senate seat, with Mills delaying seating until late April to speak on tariff bills and support the silver measure. In Des Moines the Gatch license local option bill failed in the house on party lines, with controversy over German constituent voting and an indefinite postponement.

Roger Oharles Miles Mills Senate House Des Moines House of Representatives Committee On the Dayton Crawford River Counties

Messiah Cra Afresh In Southwest Brings Fears Of Trouble

Oklahoma March 28 The Messiah craze reappears among Pawnee and Oto Indians with arrests of W W White Buffalo Black and Ottie for inciting an insurrection. Indians warned follow likely as arrests raise fears of hostility. Meanwhile Senate executive session discusses ratification of the arbitration treaty and potential approval next Wednesday. Sioux City Chicago and Baltimore Railroad incorp filed with $25 million capital. possible Baltimore and Ohio involvement.

Okla W. W. White Buffalo Black Ottie Wasuinuios Senate Sherman Bassett Tno Lord Salis Lord Salisbury George Hjarriteen Harrison Mr. Morgan Sioux City Chicago Baltimore Jocx Cuary Baltimore and Ohio

South Dakota Republicans seize control of state convention

In Harrison camp era power shifted to rural district delegates as Republicans ousted the machine. Moody faced heckling over resolutions and state leaders fled opposition to party bosses as new delegates to Minneapolis convention were chosen from diverse towns and counties.

Chamberlain South Dakota Harrison Moody Preston Winslow All Party Minneapolis Erickson Union Phillips Minnehaha E. C. Johnson Coddington J. M. Greene Brule C. B. Alford Beadle M. .C. Liehtner Edwards James Halley Pennington G. C. Moody Laurence

Smith bill aims at district apportionment and other reforms

In Des Moines March 29 the house passed Smith's bill to apportion the state into representative districts and a senate bill for female oversight in workplaces. others address public works boards, soldier residence, warehouse receipts for Packers, personal property tax transfers, and livestock pedigree safeguards. Salisbury reply satisfactory. President Harrison and cabinet note official satisfaction. Norfork storm causes fatalities and rail washouts. Hill Farm explosion bodies buried. government contracts canceled. Prince Bismarck in improved condition. diphtheria cases trigger strict quarantine. Pat Rooney dies in New York.

Des Moines House Smith Senate Boards of Public Works

Wide World Briefs From Around The Globe

Long dispatch of assorted items from senators, rail incidents, fires and crimes. Notable notes include Senator Hillis at Albany and bank fire at Braddock Pennsylvania. Florence bank run reported Florence Massachusetts. German exhibit grant and Canadian Pacific strike. Wall Street figure Page committed to asylum. Fire destroys St. Charles County courthouse maps and records.

Senator Hillis Albany N.Y Braddock Luss Florence Mass Matamoras Mex Acapulco Edward M. Field Buffalo Albert Rothschild New York Cairns Queensland House of Commons Allegheny Standard Oil Company of Patrick Doyle Tous and Bathyein Rocky Point Mout Reichsrath Committee Tmmenhausen Hesse Nassau J. C. Buchanan & Co Memphis Tenna George Seymour Montana R. L. Newcomb Little Butte Colo William Lepert D. Poent J. Cassetfieldwood Eliott Samuel Davis Fidelity Post Office Kent J. Hummel United States Express North Vernon Sadie Lysaught Kansas Byrmegroi Philadelphia Relief Association Minneapolis Joseph Joyce Irish Parliamentary Party Patrick O'Leary Henry Albinger John Mayadera Cleveland and Canton Road Swanston Deeming Mnderer Melbourne Peoria Joseph D. Burnhill McFarland London Mills American National Bank of Birmingham Ala Episcopal Diocese of Springfield Fred P. Davenport Tenn Thomas Wright Holt Ogden Utah Grand Avenue Dick Cowell Union Pacific Cowell George Shephard Page Wall Street Court House St. Charles John Wren Wren United States St. Louis Ohio Mississippi Eads Bridge Union Depot

Fragmented Text From Indianapolis Journal Fragment

The readable lines show dialog about engagement and personal loss in a short, puzzling passage. References include a character named Excited Stumyzer and a line about a twenty dollar gold piece. The text reflects fragmented speech and unclear narrative.

Stumyzer Wiggins Indianapolis Journal

Inside The Sin Life Fragment Suggests Hidden Refuge

A fragmentary line from Life mentions a visitor with two boys and a horsehair plan to hide a fifty cent piece and hints at trouble in a coop. The wording implies a rough social scene and a sly exchange.

Tiga Coop

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