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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1891
Page
1
A portrait of Philippine Welser and the Austrian court beauties. The piece traces Welser’s rise from Augsburg heiress to Marchioness of Burgau and details Archduchess Stephanie and sisters Luise and Maria Dorothea, highlighting their lineage, marriages, and roles in Tyrol and Vienna society.
Kansas Farmers Alliance leaders outline a plan to form a trust to regulate sale of grain and livestock through county and district warehouses. Frank McGrath assures storage and limited shipment to keep prices fair, with Missouri Iowa and Nebraska joining. The scheme would set prices by production costs plus profit, and be tested soon.
Miss Cora V Diehl born in Union County Pennsylvania January 19 1869 led a long campaign across Oklahoma becoming the first woman to hold county office in the territory and the youngest woman nationwide to lead a political bid Her ascent followed early public work in Kansas and Oklahoma with ties to Farmers Alliance and the Peoples Party She secured the largest ticket majority and gained endorsements from Democrats United States Minister Blair appointed to China is highlighted as a long public life Republican whose education pro prohibition and suffrage advocacy are noted in a New York paper and the Empress of Austria Jerusalem visit is recalled with no crowned woman since Empress Helen The piece frames Blair as a fit choice and notes his age as 56
The Arizona Kicker in town notes Major Jim Porter of Deep Cut as a likely governor candidate with a tainted past. Colonel Gilders will start erecting a handsome store block by April 1, 1891, after rising from poverty. A river gang clashes with the office crew ending in a fatal shot and a $13.25 coroner’s bill, while a Denver tenderfoot contributes a new serial.
Condensed items include General Spinola's death and 500 New York funerals, political moves in Congress and Europe, discoveries in British Guiana and the Black Hills, a looming strike by miners in Ohio and Pennsylvania, and immigration policy updates. Notable notes on Pope Leo, Vermont political views, and urban campaigns against billboards.
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