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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1898

Page

10

Notice of land claims and estate sale in Beaverhead Montana

Legal notices describe patent proofs for William C. Matoyns and others, listing witnesses and lands in Beaverhead County. Public sale of real estate estate of William R. Gilbert was ordered by Judge H Parker with parcels in Beaverhead County and Dillon City to be sold April 23 1898 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door with cash terms and minimum bids.

Jackson Montana Todwin Gerlin Ware M. Evans Register H. Parker Fifth Judicial District State of Chambers William R. Gilbert Ange 9 Beaverhead County Dillon Beaverhead Montand Idaho Street Morse Street Lampert Eum Anp Turoperan Newson William J. Gilbert

Senate Confirms Cuban Independence Recognition Amid Fight

The Senate adopted the conference report on Cuba after a fierce 42 to 35 vote. Supporters of recognition faced a hard battle as moderates and radicals clashed, producing one of the chamber’s most tumultuous sessions in years.

Senate Conference Committee Congress Island Republic

House votes to recognize Cuba independence in war resolution

The House and Senate clash over Cuba policy as the House approves a resolution demanding Spain relinquish authority in Cuba and withdraw forces. The measure calls on President McKinley to use U S land and naval power to enforce it while stating that Cuba should be free and governed by its people. London reports Don Carlos supporters mobilizing for emergency action as the Spanish dynasty is seen as doomed.

Washington House Senate Cuba Qouba Spain Cuban United States Havana Congress Cubs United _ States London England Don Carlos Earl of Ashburnham

Washington April 20 War Dept calls for 80 000 volunteers

The War Department plans a first call for about 80 000 men drawn from state militias, with quotas likely to come from within state militia ranks. Complications may delay issuance beyond today as adjustments are made with state and territorial governments. Russia orders two 12 000 ton battleships built in the United States by Cramps and Bethlehem, with American manufacture of hulls machinery armor and guns. Mule traders in Kansas City and St Louis form a combine to raise prices as government needs 1 800 more mules. recent prices show large markups. A major amateur trap shooting tournament at Dupont park St Louis features William S Sergeant as Missouri champion with high averages, and Knowlton of New York posts a 26 straight run.

Waseington War Department Representative Hull Military Committee Argis Cramps Washington United States Navy Department Bethlehem Tron Company Kansas City the Times St. Louis Dupont Park William Missouri Graham Kalamazoo Mich

Fire destroys main block at Hopkinston in $80,000 loss

Hopkinston Kansas April 20 Fire destroyed the main block and threatened surrounding buildings. The blaze originated in a rear shop at Reed and Petrie grocery and was believed incendiary. Nearby structures were saved after flames spread. total loss estimated at 80 000 dollars. Kansas and Oklahoma wheat prospects rise as rains revive the crop.

Hopkinston Reed & Petrie

Senator Walthall Dying in Washington

Washington reports Senator Walthall of Mississippi critically ill and not expected to survive the day. His physician says there is virtually no chance of recovery. Edward Bellamy Improves in Denver. Mrs. Bellamy remains ill after caring for him. Klondike gold wealth arrives in Seattle. four men carry out $200,000 in gold dust and drafts. Gladstone’s malignant growth affects his right eye and may end his illness abruptly. Drunken Man Ban bows.

Senator Walthall Washington Edward Bellamy Denver Seattlé M. B. Hall Spokane Skagway Gladstone Hia London

Troops Ordered Out to Mobile Command for Potential Cuba Move

Washington on April 16 announced a vast troop concentration for potential action against Spain. Six cavalry regiments and five light artillery batteries to Chickamauga. eight infantry regiments to New Orleans. seven infantry regiments to Mobile. seven infantry regiments to Tampa, with heavy batteries in place.

Washington Spain Chickamauga New Orleans Tampa Mobile Alger Miles Corbin Trobpa Chickamsauga Congress Gulf Cuba Steamship Companied

Nebraska National Guard recruits swell ranks as months pass

Lincoln April 20 Adjutant General Barry reports a steady flow of recruits from Nebraska National Guard stations with about 200 new members in the past weeks raising total to around 1 400 Pythians Volunteer Portsmouth April 20 The Tenth regiment uniformed rank of Knights of Pythias offers its services to Governor Bushnell for potential war with Spain The unit totals about 600 drilled men in six companies with two more forming Colonel Cook commands from Ironton

Lincoln Barry Nebraska National Guard Pythians Portsmouth Knights of Pythias Bushnell Spain Cook Ironton

Patriotism Encouraged By National Express Onmilitia Pay

The National Express company informs officers that militia members or others may be called to active service will receive half pay during service and full reinstatement on return. Weir Plow Company of Monmouth Illinois assigned for creditors due to fire losses, with no asset details released. Kansas Populists meet committees in Torbka Kansas on April 7.

Detroit Vril National Express Company Weir Plow Company Monmouth Ills National ‘League of State Teachers’Bureaus

Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People touted as cure

An elderly woman from Peru recounts eighteen years of suffering with feminine ailments. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health and strength, claiming the medicine cured her and that its reputation spans the globe.

Neenan Piness Dr. Williams Ev Drug Store Williams Pink P

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