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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1894

Page

6

Many Happenings of Seven Reeded Facts From March 28 to April 3

A wide survey of brief news items lists Dedication of George R. Smith college in Sedalia. The Martha Fuller inquest in New York postponed to April 22. Crime and accidents include a man shot in Albany Missouri a 12 year old girl killed in Terrell Texas and drownings on Black Lake Michigan. Missouri Pacific and St Paul earnings shifts cited along with various local incidents and political notes.

Demoret Venus Demorest Demorest’s W. Jennings Demorest East 14Th St New York Jupiter Saturn Mars George R. Smith College Sedalia Martha Fuller Jacob Miller Frank B. Earl Albany Gertrude Morgan Terrell Tex Philadelphia Sugar Trust Frank Morse Dubuque Belmont Wis Black Lake Holland Mich Ambassador Bayard London Milwaukee John Alexander West Point Wilberforce College Springfield Shawnee County Kansas Carbondale Union Pacific Warren Green Norwin Green Louisville Missouri Pacific St. Paul Margaret Frame Thomas Frame Boonville, Mo Democrat Woodmen of the World John Leach Fayette Kolb Home Market Club Boston Alabama Louise Elverson M. Jules Patenotte France United States Henry Collins Hoke Napier Fleming W. Va Missouri Kansas City Indianapolis Secret Service O'Donnell Thomas Highes Basic City Michigan Sioux Faire-S.d Emile Voegtlin Arthur Voegtlin Alex. Rous Pierre S. D First National Bank Leadville Grand Jury White Face Horse Pine Ridge Verny Lovett Cameron Boone,a Mascoutah Tus New Platte River Colo Clinton August Wessel Meeds Grove Sweet Springs Kennett Swigert Rabb Ilinois Annie Brewster Henry de Frankenstein Canada Welland Canal Hunter Wood Hopkinsville Milan Sullivan County Seventh Texas James Cooney Marshall Saline County Hon- Jobo Jz Beard George Wekel St. Joseph Fairfax Minn Texas Woman’s Rights Association Fort Worth Richland Carthage Stone Oliver Jackson Montgomery Ala L. J. Morgan Grand Rapids California Columbus Cyrus Huling Faurot Lima Jones Denver William Driver Charles Cutter Squantum Beach Nogales de Elias Baltimore Dellerich Oshkosh Sunbeam New Orleans Peter Hitchens Pratt County Illinois Monticello Vandalia Bermudez Peru Ludella Clark Ludella Perry Deadwood S. 1 Yale New Haven Patterson N.J George W. Hoffman Logansport Ind Rink & Sons Dixon, III Fort Wayne Annie van Dorn Passaic N. J Breckinridge Lexington Ivy John C. Anderson Norwich Conn John (. Hendrix Brooklyn

National mourning for Kossuth draws immense crowds in Budapest

An immense crowd from Hungary and Austria gathers as Kossuth lies in state at the National Museum. The funeral procession features 20 special cars, 2,000 to 3,000 wreaths, 600 Honveds, and firemen guards. Crowds sing Kossuth hymns, then kneel in prayer at the cemetery. speeches follow the simple rites. Breckinridge cross-examination in Washington reveals tensions over morality and alleged interference. In Indian Territory, Deputy U.S. Marshal Carr and lawmen clash with Bill Dalton’s gang. Dalton and a companion die, others escape.

Buda Pesth Hungary Austria National Museum Kossuth Opera House Independent Party Washington W.C. P Breckinridge Jere Black Madeline Pollard Wilson Miss Pollard W. C. P. Breckinridge Norwood Institute Kentucky Capitol Bill Dalton Gururir O. T United States Nix Carret Sacred Heart Mission Pottawatomie Reservation George Thera Marshal Carr Daltons Tecumseh and Purcell Dalton Brothers California

Congress News Flows From Washington March Through April

Reports detail Senate and House actions including Peffer resolutions on silver coin standards and sugar census enforcement, approval of a pension bill, Bland seigniorage veto, and debates on the McKinley tariff and income tax. On March 31 Speaker Crisp received a large bipartisan reception amid journal disputes.

Péffer Wsmnag O'Neill-Joy Alain Washington Colquitt Senate Cleveland Lamont Milburn Dagby House Pettigrew Secretary of the Treasury Secretary of the Interior Peffer Finance Committee Congress Committee On Judiciary Oregon Idaho Senator Gorman Brice McGarrahan Hoe Crisp Reed Payne Yeas Journal Mr. Reed Rep Outhwaite Charles O'Neill Pennsylvania Washindon Voorhees Committee On Finance Thomas

Moreni Duncan Dies in Blizzard Near Rock Springs

Moreni Duncan a stockman and former Rock Springs Review owner perished in a blizzard that swept the state. His body was found 70 miles from Rock Springs after attempting to reach his ranch. Editor Walsh Succeeds Colquitt in Georgia Senate appointment by Gov. Northen.

CueYenne Moreni Duncan The Rock Springs Duncan Walsh Colquitt Atlantat Ga Gov. Northen Patrick Walsh Augusta Chronicle

The Human Electrical Forces and Nervine Prominence

A Victorian health note touts nerve force from the brain via the pneumogastric as key to bodily vitality. It credits Franklin Miles and his Restorative Nervine as a cure for sleeplessness dizziness hysteria and more with a drugstore guarantee and direct sale from Elkhart Indiana.

Franklin Miles St. Vitus Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

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