Dillon Tribune Notices and Local Remarks 1896
Local Dillon piece notes Bozeman professors fired and their prospects. a Musselshell woolgrower predicts fourteen cents per pound wool this season. state pays convicts feeding at Deer Lodge penitentiary saving about 6500 dollars. Bozeman welcomes Grand Army veterans. Mrs Eva J Clark becomes Big Timber’s new druggist. Cites Gen Lloyd on militia, a town growth quote, and tributes to Col John A Cockerill and his career with major papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley & McTagne
Deer Lodge Penitentiary
Big Timber
Eva. J. Clark
Butte
Montana
Kalispell adopts curfew ordinance in mock example
Press commentary notes Omaha follows with a curfew as a city overreaches to regulate youth. Inter Lake mocks municipal overreach and urges parental responsibility instead. Inter Mountain mentions a prominent Democrat returning from the East with uniform information from the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell Inter Lake
Omaha
Inter Mountain
Silver sentiment grows shaky amid political talks
Analysts and businessmen including H L Frank Hennessy Ssuctett and M J Cornell debate silver’s future at conventions. They largely expect goldbugs to dominate nominations and fear Cleveland’s possible renomination if silver in import comes under doubt, though Cornell shows cautious optimism after meeting several Democrats discussing free coinage.
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H. L. Frank
McKinly
Cleveland
Hennessy
Ssuctett
Delegation talks at Montana Republican convention urge united front
The Phillipsburg Mail suggests Carter Mantle Hartman as Montana delegates to the June Republican national convention and proposes adding other mountain and Pacific coast lawmakers. It warns that an instructed faction may be worn down and that Don Cameron or Geo S Boutwell could gain support if a decisive leader unites a compact minority.
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Phillipsburg
Carter
Mantle
Hartman
Montana
Mountain
Pacific Coast
McKinley
Reed
Allison
Morton
Bradley
Cullom
Gang
Don Cameron
Geo. S. Boutwell
Miscellaneous Quotations and Observations From Various Papers
A compilation of brief witty lines and political remarks from several newspapers. Notable items include quips about modern art, bicycle races, naval expansion, a potential novel plot, celestial Venus, Astor, Dr Nansen, the Pingree potato plan, a New York bar admission, marriage views, and forestry policy hints.
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San Francisco
England
Atlantic
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Manchester Union
Venus
Cleveland
William Waldorf Astor
New York World
Nansen
Kansas City Journal
Terre Haute
Chicago Tribune
New York
Truax
Supreme Court
Boston Herald
Felix Adler
United States
Pittsburg Chronicle
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Crispi
Bismarck
Gladstone
Europe
Cleveland Pross
Inks and Advertising Notes From Early Printer Creed
A compilation of quotes on newspaper advertising and merit from Inland Printer and Brains plus a Yellowstone Park note. It mentions a draper’s failed ads and buffalo poaching affecting park buffalo estimates.
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G. H. KB. Hawkins
London
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts About Mercury Dangers
A warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies urges using prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is promoted as mercury free and taken internally. Sold by Druggists at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.j.cheney & Co
Draggista
Horses and horsemen at the New England Futurity scene
Six hundred entries were received for the New England Futurity. Morgan horses are popular in eastern cities. Patchoy Wilkes sold for 1500 dollars. Notable sires and descendants include Miss Russell and Salvator. Ohio poolroom money transfers were ruled a violation of state law.
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New England
Morgan Build
Timothy Anglin
Patchoy Wilkes
Mr. Jowett
Longbeard
Dave Marshall
Rushville
Ind
Isaac Ford
Charlie Wilkes
Rensselaer
Bolle Hamlin
King
Bolle
Regal Wilkos
Guy Wilkos
Wilkes
Red Wilkes
William Simpson
John Ro
Victor Mazzone
General Hancock
Ohio
Kentucky
Fashion Notes on Hats Laces and Gowns From New York Post
New York Post discusses fashion trends with black silk net laces edged in cream, Mary Stuart bodices, rich black maire skirts replacing satin, wide flowered ribbons, French organza muslin gowns, lace cravats, elbow length kid gloves, and bold grass linen garnitures. It criticizes top heavy hats with bright contrasting trimming as lacking elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Royal excesses and oddities across courts in historic notes
A fragment recounts royal finery and curiosities from various monarchies. It mentions 810000 in silver and gold in King Prompoh’s palace, Queen Victoria owning 600 houses and a dairy farm, and photos of royal families with bicycles. It cites Emperor William’s kitchen interest and palace staff, plus Morocco’s sultan keeping live animals for palace guards and a large polygamous harem.
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Prompoh
Finglish
Victoria
Denmark
Maud of Wales
William
Germany
Morocco
Mez
Menelek Compared To Football Captain In Press Commentary
A compilation of newspaper quips on King Menelek from the Cleveland Leader Cleveland World Buffalo Express Chicago Record Philadelphia Record and Cleveland Press. Several editors joke about Menelek resembling a football captain and mock responses to threats in Africa with playful phrases and cautionary remarks.
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Menelek
Cleveland
Nera Menelek
Rame
Cleveland World
Kruger
Buffalo Express
Chicago
Italy
Africa
Philadelphia
Moenelek
Cleveland Press
Electric Sparks in France Tempering Gun Springs
A French note reports rapid and satisfactory tempering of gun springs by electricity. Early machines used a glass wheel and a silken band to generate current. Hiram Maxim predicts electric railroads with special cars could reach 90 to 120 mph. A French journal notes Ruhmkorff coil current between metal plates in water can temporarily paralyze fish.
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France
Hiram S. Maxim
Cassier
Militia notes and upcoming state medal ceremonies
Short notification time reduced attendance at the corner stone ceremony. Major Cook will visit home target grounds for state medal scoring and small arms practice. Mustering out of Company I and disbanding of Helena units reported with plans to form a new Helena company and Billings vacancy fills. Volume II of the State Historical Society records received, containing notable Northwest pioneer contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Helena
Billings
The
State Historical Society
Tripune
Northwest
Prices and notable facts from a late 19th century issue
A collection of varied items notes include a professor’s odd oyster deposit figure, coroners' death verdicts in London, the lord lieutenant's salary, the second printed English book, and the Brayton Pyes sale. It also lists Dillon Market wholesale prices for butter eggs potatoes wheat oats timothy blue joint wild hay and alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
London
Lie
Trsland
Chicago
Brayton Pyes
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Merchants Exchange
California
Cronon
Bozeman College
Bozeman
Frank Stockton
Mrs. Cliff
Captain Horn
Lloyd
Salt Lake Tribune
Senator Mantle
West
Col
John A. Cockerill
Egypt
Cincinnati Enquirer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Col. Cockerill
Sena
Fleger de Blatter
Yellowstone Park
Humber
Mercury
Doughty Menelek
AIT
M. L. Davidson
D. T. Chapman
W. A. Jones
O. M. Best
Montana Mercantile CO
Burfeind Bros. & CO
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
O. E. Morse
Dillon
Mont
Dillon Furniture Co
G. T. Paul, Maxacen
Dillon Market
Hood
C. F. Faberer
la Platta City
Colorado
Union Meat Market
Staudaher
Quarts
Tarsis
Eliel Bros
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