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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
8
Fragmentary report lists individuals such as C Kenney Hacksor Louie M Fessenden Hedwig Gerlin and places including Hacknor and Louie M. Fessenden. The text hints at a political or social event with several names tied to locations but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
An advertising block lists contributors including Gladstone Rae and many named clergy and scholars from Chicago to Boston. It promotes a popular edition of The People’s Bible History with page counts, illustrations, and gilt edges, and notes pricing and sales through Henry S Subpart at 212 and 214 Monroe Street, Chicago Illinois.
The Greenland steamer from St Johns N F returns with a deadly cargo. Twenty five corpses lie on deck and many hunters suffer frost bite and agony after a brutal storm on the ice floe. Captain George Barbour commanded nearly 300 men during the fateful voyage.
Relieved to Have Foundered Marie Seidenburg from Dublin January 31 bound for this port is missing with 21 crew aboard. Sighted off Scotland 17 days ago, orders given to Philadelphia, mystery ships’ disappearance ranks among shipping’s strangest events. Emile Zola to lecture in America planning a 16‑lecture tour with Edmund Gerson coordinating translations and lectures.
An eastbound Big Four express mail train from Bloomington was ditched at Kickapoo Creek three miles east of town due to flood. No fatalities reported though many passengers were injured. one woman Adams is seriously hurt and may die. Most cars overturned in the ditch but the engine stayed on rails. the worst injuries were treated at a nearby farmhouse.
Mrs Delia Tudor Parnell mother of Charles Stewart Parnell died in Avon dale Rathdrum Wicklow Ireland from burns suffered when her clothing ignited while she sat by a fire. She married Henry Parnell in 185? and was daughter of Rear Admiral Charles Stewart. Her son Charles Stewart Parnell led Irish home rule efforts in Britain.
The Seam tug Winthrop built by Charles Hillman Co. for Staples Coal Co. in Philadelphia has been sold to the government. The Winthrop is described as one of the finest steel tugs on the coast.
Washington news spurs broad market unloading with wheat leading losses. July wheat down 2 cents and May about 1 cent. corn and oats also lower. lard supported. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat at 1.01, No 8 red and other grain prices mixed. Omaha live stock receipts and prices listed across cattle hogs and sheep.
Kansas City market reports steady pork receipts around 9,000 with Texas steers at 5.50 to 6.45, native cattle near 4.00, stockers 3.50 to 3.50, bulls up to 2.50. Hog receipts about 14,000 show mixed bids from 5.00 to 6.05 with packers at 4.25. Chicago hog figures also noted with rounds of price activity.
The News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company launched two new battleships named the Kentucky and Kearsarge. Gov Bradley presided as central figure while his daughter Christine Bradley christened the vessel with water, after a private clash over the ceremony. A luncheon for 500 followed the ceremonies.
The Official Messenger prints Count Muravieff’s telegram announcing China cedes Port Arthur Tai Lien Wan and nearby territories to Russia for 35 years with possible extension. It notes a ban on railway linkage to the Transsiberian and open ports for foreign trade. Severe gale news follows from England with wrecks and rescues. New plan on Cuban autonomy discussed by Spain in Washington. Flood aftermath reports from Prngapura with $1,000,000 in potential industrial losses near Pittsburg and Allegheny.
In Rugby Indiana reporter heard Miss Clara Hopkins daughter of farmer Dennis Hopkins suffered years of neuralgia nervous prostration and weak digestion. After doctors failed a course of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured her after about a dozen boxes with no symptoms since. Pills advertised as blood and nerve tonic for women and general health sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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