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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1892
Page
7
The 1892 Dillon Tribune lists advertising rates for local notices, marriage and death notices free, and paid display ads. It outlines charges per line for local notices, reaping notices, and festival notices, with copy deadlines and mail handling details for the newspaper in Dillon Montana.
The Montana Republican state convention is called for Missoula at 12 o clock noon on May 9 1892 to select six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in Minneapolis June 7 1892. Counties receive specific representation and internal rules govern delegation voting and attendance.
The town of Dillon shows signs of growth with modern fairgrounds race track water works and mills set to be completed by summer. A Montana silver convention is urged to unite western voters against party lines and counter free trade perceived as harming labor and farmers. The Inter Mountain argues Republicans who opposed the Plead Lill share blame for McKinley era outcomes.
London Halifax Nova Scotia reports anxiety over President Harrison's Bering sea stance. Editors warn war looms if Britain yields, while American naval plans from Washington discuss potential clashes. The piece notes England's Northern Pacific squadron strength and vessels Warsprite Champion Melpomene and their armor versus American ships.
The piece notes Dillon’s rapid progress and the local push for growth, with the city seen as a future capital and a strong normal school presence. It reviews Montana state figures such as the auditor’s 1891 report and discusses irrigation showcases at the World’s Fair, plus a Maxim Nordenfeldt gun exhibit request for the British commission. The report mentions silver prices, agricultural prospects, and new newspapers in Montana towns.
Washington reports show the Senate in executive session for over three hours with Captain Bassett’s readmission easing past stigma. Sherman pressed for ratification of the arbitration treaty, while Morgan and others urged approval. A second secret session is planned, aiming for a Wednesday ratification as discussions continue on Lord Salisbury's dispatches and U S seal rights.
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