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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1903

Page

3

Primitive Bread Making by Native Tribes and Plants

An article surveys ancient bread methods among aborigines, detailing diverse flour sources from roots and seeds. It highlights the Yellow Pond Lily, Klamath seeds, mesquite, screw bean, manzanita berries, pigweed, juniper berries, and brake fern as culturally significant staples and processing notes.

United States Old World Herodotus California Mexico Bessie L. Putnam

Keene Uses Suit On Southern Pacific Election

In New York on April 7 Judge Lurton denied a request to restrain Harriman interests from voting Union Pacific holdings at Southern Pacific company elections to be held next Wednesday. The court dismissed the bill, noting alleged misuse of Southern Pacific receipts was denied and would require ultra vires proof. Senator Foraker filed notice of appeal and a stay was sought pending review. Lawyers indicated the injunction was not made permanent on a technicality as Union Pacific is an indispensable party.

Cincinnati Lurton Keene Harriman Union Pacific Southern Pacific Company Southern Pacific Central Pacific Senator Foraker New York Edward Lauterbach Taylor & Co Onian Be

Trades Unions to Unite Forming Broad Defensive Alliance

Pittsburg April 7 A defensive alliance of most of the nations trades unions is planned led by T J Shaffer head of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers He aims to enlist miners railroad workers Amalgamated men and many AFL locals in the movement after the Columbus Amalgamated convention ends Shaffer says steps will be taken to organize the plan systematically and the alliance could become the largest in existence with millions of members.

Pittsburg T. J. Shaffer Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Shaffer

Allies Ask More Cash In World War I Negotiations

A joint conference at the British embassy with Mr Bowen and the British and Italian ambassadors and the German first secretary discussed amendments to a protocol. Bowen accepted some phrasing changes but refused to have Venezuela pay blockade costs if The Hague ruling was adverse. Objections were to be relayed to London Berlin and Rome. Also noted is Abraham Lincoln, the oldest male Lincoln descendant, living in Lacy Springs Virginia.

Washington

Ohio Municipal Returns Show Republican Gains Across State

Cincinnati dispatch reports Republicans won key mayoralties in several Ohio cities while most incumbents were re-elected. Columbus elected Herbert K. Jeffrey over John N. Hinkle, with a 1500 vote lead. Mansfield and Springfield saw notable party gains. Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Toledo swing patterns fuel gubernatorial speculation around Tom Johnson and Ingalls, while Fleischmann’s Cincinnati influence is highlighted despite declining renomination.

Cincinnati Ohio Columbus John N. Hinkle Herbert K. Jeffrey Jeffrey Cleveland Samuel M. Jones Toledo Mansfield Springfield Canton W. H. Smith Akron Kempel Tom N. Johnson Ingalls Hanna Fleischmann Melville BE

Michigan Republicans Win In State Ticket Vote

Michigan Republicans won the state ticket by an estimated 35 000 to 40 000. Frank A. Hooker of Charlotte was named justice of the supreme court with Peter White of Marquette and Loyal E. Knappen of Grand Rapids as university regents. Local returns varied with Detroit electing a police justice and eight school inspectors.

Michigan Detroit The Supreme Court Frank A. Hooker Charlotte State University Peter White Marquette Loyal E. Knappen Grand Rapids Justice Sellers Battle Creek Socialist Party F. H. Webb Andrew Carnegie Escanaba Independent Labor Party J. J. Sourweine S. E B. Dikeman South Haven Citizens

Tilman Trial Set for April 12 in Gonzales Killing

Columbia South Carolina April 7 the case of James H Tillman charged with the January killing of Editor Gonzales will be called on April 12.

Tilman Columbia S. C James H. Tillman Gonzales

Strikes in Holland Halt Rail and Water Transport

Amsterdam reports a general strike across Holland’s rail and water systems. Troops guard stations and wharves as railways run under military protection. A worker was shot by a soldier amid protests against anti strike laws and wage demands. The strike could expand beyond transport and reach 50 000 workers.

Holland Lings Amsterdam Workmen’s Committee Workmen's Committee of Defense Rotterdam Dordrecht Zaandam Queen of Holland

Divorcee Ends Life in Jersey City Hotel Room

Mrs Louise Ames Van Weik, aged thirty seven, shot herself in the Hotel Washington Jersey City after arriving by Pennsylvania Railroad. She was divorced from her first husband and recently married Edward Wolfbauer of New York. She was daughter of Captain Edwin Ames and granddaughter of the late Bishop Ames of Massachusetts.

Jersey City New York Louise Ames van Weik Washington Pennsylvania Railroad van Welk Edward Wolfbauer New Yorker Dakota Edwin Ames Bishop Ames Massachusetts

Trade Review highlights rapid business and labor tensions

The Dun Weekly Review reports a strong week with high demand and faster shipping easing fuel pressures, yet labor disputes dampen the industrial outlook. March railway earnings rise 13 percent. weekly failures total 173. Amid attacks, Albanians massacre Christians at Okhrida and insurgent bands operate around Melnik and Tirnovo. The Macedonian revolutionary committee plans a potential general insurrection around April 20.

Dun New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Sofia Bulgaria Okhrida Stoyanoff Melnik Tirnovo Lozen Malmo Jubreil London Constantinople Monastir Macedonian Revolutionary Committee Turkey

Great Sensation in Leesville Over Life Saving Cure

W H Brown of Leesville Ind reportedly saved from death by Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. He writes of immediate relief for asthma and a complete cure after using the medicine. The cure list includes consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with many similar results. Price 50 cents and 1 00 guaranteed by City Drug Store.

Leesville Ind W. H. Brown W. H. Saunders W. H. Saunders & CO Dollar Doctors Englewood Chicago

Sixth Annual Scottish Rite Reunion Held in Butte

The sixth annual reunion of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masons opened at the Masonic temple in Butte on Tuesday. A number of visiting brethren from other parts of the country attended the event.

Butte

Electric Bitters Heals Philadelphia Man After Illness

John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a dramatic recovery after severe jaundice like symptoms. Three doctors gave up but one bottle of Electric Bitters brought quick improvement and a firm belief they saved a life. At 50 cents a bottle, guaranteed at the local drug store.

John Oliver Philadelphia

Cuban Congress Reassembles in Extended Session

Havana reports Congress will stay in session for about three more months to push laws, including naval station agreement and a permanent treaty on Cuba US relations. President Palmar’s message praises peace and order since last November’s strike. Madrid conflict grows as students, workers protest Bourbon rule.

Havana Congress Cuba United States Palmar

William A. Wilson Sentenced in Coast Guard Case

William A. Wilson once disbursing officer for the bureau of coast guard and transportation was arrested in Montreal after defaulting. He was brought back to Manila on March 16 and sentenced to twelve years imprisonment.

Manila William A. Wilson Bureau of Coast Guard and Transportation Montreal

Plague Stamp Out Heralds Hope in Mazatlan

Mazatlan Mexico reports daily gains in plague control with three days without deaths and only one serious hospital case remaining. One fatality has been recorded at Siqueriros, as officials confirm the outbreak is largely contained.

Mazatlan Mex Siqueriros

Acker's Elixir Ad Promises Health Cure

An old advertisement claims facial pallor and skin problems signal impure blood and promotes Acker's Ek Elixir as a universal cure. The spot asserts the elixir restores health where sarsaparilla fails and offers a money back guarantee through Central Pharmacy.

Acker’s English Remedy Promises Quick Cough Cure

The advertisement touts Acker’s English Remedy as stopping a cough at any time and curing the worst in twelve hours with money refunded. It lists prices 25, 50 etc and directs readers to Central Pharmacy and Tribune Pub Co Dillon for sale and demonstrations.

Core W. H. Saunders &Co Englewood Bio Chicago Tribune Pub, Co Dillon. Cail

Official Directory Ballot Lineup for Montana State County

The list names Senator W. A. Clark Paris Gibson and Representative Joseph M. Dixon. It covers Governor J. K. Toole Lieut Governor Frank Hingina Secretary of State George M. Haya Treasurer A H Barrett Auditor J H Castlehead Attorney General James Donovan Superintendent W W Welsh Chief Justice FF Brentley associate Justices George B Milburn W W T Pigott W H Holloway Clerk of Supreme Court Henry G Rickets Judge M H Parker Stenographer T J A Monaghan and other county city posts.

J. K. Toole Frank G. Hingina George M. Haya A. H. Barrett J. H. Castlehead James Donovan Sphoola W. W. Welsh Supreme Court FF. Brentley George B. Milburn T. Pigott W. Ht. Holloway Henry G. Rickets James P. Murray B. F. White George Weedworth Duke Gist B. N. Stevenson John 9. Baker George W. French A. L. Beardsley C. W. Robison Miss Mae Rich Isaiah Cashmore M. A. Walker George St. Metlen W. M. Oliver Dillion Wm. M. Montgomery Wisdom D. C McKnight Dell Justices of the Dillon Township Virmillion Josaphus Rich A. A. Elliott Jos. Young

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