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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1900

Page

7

Sergeant Robert Douglass Killed Amid Croton Dam Strike

In Croton Lanorna New York on April 17 sergeant Robert Douglass of the Eleventh Mount Vernon company was shot dead while relieving guard at Post Ten near the dam site. The shooter fired from direction of strikers camp. no witness saw the flash or shooter. Corporal McDowell led the guard as they searched the hilltop but found no assailant.

Croton Lanorna N. Y Cornell Dam Robert Douglass Mount Vernon Corporal McDowell Little Italy Croton Valley Douglass McDowell Glover

Columbus Texas Besieged by Floodwater Submerges Half Town

Mayor Williams of Columbus reports the Colorado river flood swept away the Southern Pacific bridge and all wagon bridges. The town is surrounded by water with half submerged, no lives lost, crops destroyed, cultivable land overflowed, river down 18 inches from peak. Neuces river west of Beeville also overflows valleys.

Columbus Tex Dalas Williams Southern Pacific Colorado River Neuces River Beeville

Work Train Wreck Kills Three in California

A Santher sific work train wreck four miles below Cottonwood California kills three men and fatally injures two. The deceased are C W Gruen Redding Frank Richards Red Bluff and Frank Resner Dunsmuir. Fatally injured are R Heinze Hooker and George Green Redding. The train backed from Hooker to Cottonwood and a caboose with five flats left the track. Andrews Will Accept Nebraska Offer.

California Reppina Cal Cottonwood C. W. Gruen Redding Frank Ricnards Red Bliff Frank Resner Dunsmuir R. Heinze Hooker George Green Reddiig

Negro Hanged by a Mob in Mississippi Town

Moses York, a Black man, was seized from an officer’s custody by a mob from Arkansas in Tuska Mississippi and hanged. The body was riddled with bullets after the execution. York confessed to killing Jon Castello an Italian fruit peddler and claimed additional murders in Arkansas along with other crimes.

Tuska Miss Moses York Arkansas York Jon Castello

Senator Hanna Ill With Jagrippe At Old Point Comfort

Word from Cincinnati says Senator Hanna is seriously ill with jagrippe at Old Point Comfort and may miss the Ohio Republican state convention in Columbus next week. President McKinley and other Republican leaders plan an informal conference and recreation at the same resort this week.

Cincinnati Hanna Jagrippe Old Point Comfort Columbus McKinley

Transmississippians to Meet Houston in April Session

The transmississippi commercial congress holds its 11th annual meeting in Houston on April 16 with representation from every state and territory west of the Mississippi. The likely topic is the disposition of the Philippines attracting political and commercial interest.

Transmississippians Houston Transmississippi Commercial Congress Mississippi River Philippines

Reverend Rutledge Dies at 86 in Jacksonville

Rev William J Rutledge a prominent Methodist minister in the west died aged 86 at Jacksonville Illinois He is credited with proposing the idea that led to the founding of the Republic University or movement mentioned in connection with the era This obituary notes his influence and legacy in religious circles and civic projects in the region.

G. A Jacksonville Ills William J. Rutledge Ill West Republic

Senate agrees to final vote on Quay seat in Pennsylvania

The Senate agreed to a final vote on seating George Q. Quay as Pennsylvania senator on April 24. The House passed a Porto Rico tariff bill and other measures, while the Senate tackled the Nicaragua canal bill and the Pacific cable project funds. In New York, Rev. Dr. Charles Parkhurst urged a new confession of faith at Madison Square Presbyterian.

Waesaks Senate Quay Pennsylvania Richard P. Bland Long Missouri House—Payso Sioux City and Pacific Railroad United States Pacific Cable San Francisco Honolulu House Morgan Secretary of the Treasury Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Hepburn Burton Talbert S. C Oliver P. Morton Coast and Geodetic Survey Parkhurst New York Charles Parkhurst Madison Square -Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church

Wheat markets hold steady amid foreign damage reports

Wheat quiet but firm on foreign damage reports and strong corn. May wheat closes 44c over Saturday with mixed grain futures and pork and lard near unchanged to slightly lower. Cash quotes show No 2 red wheat around 69 to 70 cents and corn about 80 to 84 cents.

Cureano

Curcaco Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices

Cattle receipts 19 500 with steers down 10 cents and cows 3.00 to 4.50. Good to prime steers 4.90 to 8.00, Texas fed steers 4.00 to 5.25, heifers 8.15 to 4.75. Hog receipts today 4 000, tomorrow 25 000, top 5.75 with mixed and butcher 5.40 to 5.70. sheep receipts 16 000 lambs 10 cents lower, wethers 6.00 to 6.45, native lambs 5.6 to 7.40, western lambs 6.00 to 7.40.

Curcaco Texas Fed Texas Bulls

Kansas City Live Stock Market Report April 16

Cattle receipts 8,000 with steady Tex and native steers and strong Tex prices. Hoge receipts 9,000 show few choice grades steady while others down 5c. Sheep receipts 2,400 with best grades up 5c and Colorado lambs quoted 6.90 to 7.30 with muttons 5.75 to 6.15.

Kansas City Colorado

South Omaha Live Stock Report

South Omaha April 16 cattle receipts 270 with native beef steers around 4.20 and 40 vows and heifers near 2.40 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 6,400 with heavy and mixed lots around 5.40 to 5.89 for top parts. Sheep receipts 8,800 active and steady with western muttons and lambs bid around 5.70 to 6.35 and stack sheep about 4.50 to 5.00.

South Omaha Bourn Omaha Igi

Dainty Easter Conceptions and Gifts at Spring Shops

The article surveys Easter gift trends from flowers to candy and novelties. It highlights lilies as the season’s symbol and notes decorative bulbs, violets, pansies, and marguerites in church and home displays. Egg shaped novelties, music boxes, straw lace bonbonnieres, and confectionery bonbonnieres appear as popular keepsakes for the festival.

Genesta

Easter customs across nations and faiths highlight spring origins

The article traces Easter’s origins from Teutonic spring rites and Passover links to early Christian adoption. It notes variations in celebration across Britain Ireland Russia and Moravian communities, from egg games to music at Bethlehem Moravian churches, ending with a children’s Easter egg game reflecting maritime ship names.

Ostera Britain Europe Eaglandt Ireland Russia St. Petersburg United States Bethlehem New York Journal

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