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Tribune Publishing Co
Eprroz Tarpunx
Dillon Post Office
Amalgamated Copper profits rise on high metal price
A Boston report quotes an Amalgamated Copper official arguing the 1444 cent copper price boosts annual profits by over 4 million dollars while supply remains tight. He warns of a possible 15 cent to higher price range as European demand and domestic consumption surge.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Copper Company
Nichols Chemical Company
Perth Amboy
Baltimore
United Metals
Phelps, Dodge & Co
American
John Stanton
Europe
United States
Inventor’s 36 candle power light may never go out
Chicago inventor George Magrady claims a sealed glass bulb with a secret chemical glow produces a 36 candle power light that will stay brilliant indefinitely unless broken. He discovered the glow during experiments with photographic chemicals four years ago and perfected the airtight globe. Meanwhile the Detroit Free Press notes a constitutional victory for a fair trial law and urges flag advertising bans across states.
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Chicago
George Magrady
Magrady
Detroit Free Press
Nominations Made for County High School Trustees
Last Saturday night two caucuses at the county courthouse selected candidates for the County Free High School and School District No. 10. For the high school, nominees included J. E Moree, G. R. Featherly, B. F. White, T. B. Craver, T. M. Selway, Monroe Mann, Emerson Hill, and others with votes ranging from 8 to 27. Emerson Hill refused the nomination yet received 15 votes. For the city school caucus, nine names were nominated, with T. W. Poindexter Jr. and W. G. Clark among those receiving votes, while candidates T. W. Poindexter and T. M. Solway were noted.
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Court House
County Free High School
Bhosen
F. White
J. E B. Morse
G. R. Featherly
T. W. Poindexter
W. G. Clark
T. M. Selway
Emerson Hill
J. EE. Moree
B.F. White
T. B. Craver
Monroe Mann
H. R. Melton
J. B. Poindexter
Poindexters
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
T. M. Solway
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Ceceseee
W.G. Clark
Ccc
Cere Teen
O. O. Barnett
Benjamin Bond
J.B. Poindexter
J.T. Farley
A. L. Stone
Dillon City Budget and Officers Salaries Adopted
The Dillon city council approved a two year annual appropriation beginning May and fixed salaries for officers. Police chief 900 yearly. policeman 840. police magistrate 300. city treasurer 200. city attorney 300. Street and alley funds set at 6 560 and 3 500 plus 800 printing and supplies. An arc light petition on Dillon and Washington streets was denied. Separately, Mrs. Mary Dooley was found drowned near Big Timber and a Chicago ammonia tank explosion caused $100,000 damage.
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Dillon
T. M. Selway
Washington
Selway
Hest
Ayes
Selwag
Beatneys
Rife
Graeter
Eliel
German Empress Breaks Arm After Horse Throw in Forest
In Berlin March 28 the German empress was thrown from her horse in the Grunewald forest when a deer crossed the path. She fractured a bone above the wrist while receiving quick aid from Emperor William and staff. Doctor Leuthold treated her and a sling was improvised from the empress veil. No bulletin yet on the injury is issued.
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Berlin
Grunewald
Charlottenburg
Adelbert
von Loewenfeld
von Wedel
President Approves Sentences In Military Cases
The president approved court martial sentences of dismissal for First Lieutenant George A Densmore and Second Lieutenant Betah Smith, with Cadet Gibson T Berry Jr also dismissed. Cadet Lee Kloeber’s dismissal was disapproved. In Chicago, Judge Carter urged election officials that Judge Haneey lacked jurisdiction to stop the Lorimer Durbarrow recount and that recounts may proceed.
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Washington
George A Densmore
Tenth Infantry
San Francisco
Betah Smith
Seventeenth Infantry
Boise
Ida
Gibson T. Berry, Jr
Lee Kloeber
Chicago
Carter
Haneey
Cholera Reappears in Damascus as Royal Visit Abandoned
Cholera returns to Damascus prompting health concerns. The German crown prince Frederick William and his brother Prince Eitel have postponed their planned visit to the Holy Land.
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Damascus
Jerusalem
Frederick William
Prince Ehitel
Holy Land
Dillon City Ordinance No 141 Appropriations 1903
Dillon Montana ordinance appropriates funds for the city for the fiscal year starting May 1903 and fixes salaries for two years. It lists police and street funds allocations and sets salaries for police chief police judge city treasurer attorney clerk and notes repeal of conflicting ordinances.
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Dillon
Montana
ciiDityators
Oy Seraece
Hite
Edwin Nogats
Eea
Beaverhead
Edwin Norris
Dil
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