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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1896
Page
7
Hon. Thos. C. Power U S senator and Helene representative Hon. C B Hartman from Bozeman are listed in state records.
A critical survey asserts the Rothschilds and allied financiers indirectly plunder producers by demonetizing silver and cornering gold. It cites a 19th century press collaboration across Europe and the United States to push gold standards, urging a return to prosperity and dismissing banking and foreign policy as secondary to restoring economic wealth.
Three years after the silver controversy began, debate on currency policy continues. The piece recalls historic calls to repeal the Sherman act and shift away from gold reserves, urging a public vote on monetary reform amid party realignments and new financial questions. A list of delegates to the national silver convention in St. Louis follows, with state by state tallies.
The New York Wamp converts to three papers per week, six pages each or 18 pages weekly at the old price of one dollar a year, totaling 156 papers annually. The Tortoga-WrEx Worx markets as larger, with prompt news and features like a daily, while Trick-A Week Worlh and the Dillon Tribune new subscribers get the Tribune price of 3 dollars.
The Minden Nebraska Courier argues Thurston now opposes true bimetallism as a congressman. It claims his approach favors gold with minimal silver for show, accusing him of hypocrisy to undermine McKinley’s candidacy and alarm goldbugs like J Pierpont Morgan Belmont.
Rebels seized Juquela killing town officials teachers priests and the telegraph operator. They burned the town hall and stamp office and looted shops while adorning themselves with finery. Collector Graciada and clerks escaped by jumping from the roof as soldiers closed in. the Indians fled into the hills.
A severe wind and snow storm halted trains along the divide from Denver to Colorado Springs, with eight inches of snow at Monument and Palmer Lake and drifts up to 20 feet on the Raton mountains. Trinidad logged over two feet of snow and La Junta to Las Vegas saw heavy activity as telegraph lines failed south of Trinidad. Pueblo reported 64 mph winds and damage to utilities, while eastern plains ranchers may gain from moisture despite possible cattle losses.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has issued 40 subpoenas to shippers and freight managers of eastern roads, summoning them to a May 4 grand jury appearance. The probe, centered on rebates and cut rates for dressed beef from Chicago stock yards, targets eastern lines first before turning to western carriers.
Paris Times correspondent says Russia now directs parleys with England on the Nile expedition. France had objected to using the Egyptian debt surplus to pay costs, and now Russia leads the talks under French invitation.
The Western South Dakota Stock Growers association holds its annual meeting in Ramp City with many stockmen present along with stock yard representatives and commission men from Chicago Omaha Sioux City and Kansas City. Maher and Slavin Matched for $6000 purse in 20 rounds set for April 29 at Eureka club Long Island with $1000 to the loser. Brazil building warships in Buenos Aires includes two first class battleships three fast cruisers and three torpedo catchers under construction in European yards. Emir of D gola moving northward with considerable force.
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