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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
5
Letters destined for the editorial department must be addressed to Borrok Taisune and sent via the Dillon post office as second class matter. The Taisun Pus. Co. disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by employees unless orders are signed by a manager.
The Noormal bond issue bid opening dated April 6 produced no bids amid a string of delays tied to opposition to the bonding bill. Governor signed the bill a week and a half earlier leaving little time for bidding and inquiries. Gov. B. F. White and Edwin Norris traveled to Helena this week seeking a way forward, returning hopeful despite vexing delays.
Bryanites question the governments troop policy while Helena headlines a water works debate between Mayor Edward and the Helena Independent editor. The era also notes Deer Lodge and Daly county name changes, a Powder River warning to sheepmen, a disputed mining inspector appointment, and a Rock Springs coal miners strike over hours.
The Missoulian notes a decisive Republican victory in Missoula signaling the retirement of Democratic leaders seen as driven by circumstance rather than skill. It suggests Democrats must overhaul trade campaigning tactics to regain credibility and appeal.
St Petersburg reports Russia will keep Manchurian troops until order is restored and will await further events. Tokyo sources say Japan may clash with Russia, with viceroys aiding and telegraphs and transport at Japan’s disposal. A Daily Mail correspondent notes a second ultimatum may be demanded. A light anecdote from Worth the Difference closes this item.
The Chicago Great Western underwritered for eight million dollars to add 274 miles to its system. Plans call for a Fort Dodge to Omaha line and a Clarion to Sioux City spur, increasing total mileage to 408. Also reports on military inquiries, silver service for the battleship Illinois, and Kilpatrick sailings to Manila.
In Massillon Ohio on April 6 the coal miners declare they will not work in connection with union labor despite any agreement. The strike is expected to continue for some time as miners stand firm on their position.
A woman on Capitol Hill has a portrait of James Whitcomb Riley. A chamber maid asks who he is and learns the sitter resembles an old sweetheart. The note hints at Arbour Day observance and mentions Toledo bank clearings and a product pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a notary sworn disclaimer.
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