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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1896

Page

4

Beaverhead County Official Paper Shopping Notice

This fragment notes mail subscriptions and pre paid terms for one year. It lists advertising agents P Fisher of San Francisco and E C Dake’s agency in San Francisco for placing ads. It mentions a Dillon post office filing and second class mail transmission.

P. Fisher Merchants’ Exchange San Francisco E. C Dake Merchants Exchange San Wyancisco California

State Republican ConventionCalled for Butte May 11 1895

Montana Republicans summon a state convention of delegates and alternates to meet in Butte at 10 a m on May 11 1895 to select six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in St Louis June 16 1896 and to conduct other business. counties listed for representation and rules adopted govern delegate absence voting and eligibility. endorsed by the State Central Committee, Mantue as chairman Comminas secretary.

National Republican Committee Republican Party of Montana Butte St. Louis Republican State Central Committee Lre Mantue Tos. A. Comminas Republican Central Committee Dillon

Republican County Convention for Beaverhead County

Republicans of Beaverhead County are called to meet May 7 1896 at 10 AM in Dillon Court House to elect ten delegates and ten alternates for the state convention at Butte May 11 1896. Precinct primaries are set for May 2 at times and places designated. Delegates chosen by Republican voters in each precinct.

Beaverhead County Court House Dillon Butte Montana Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Anton Banneyer H. J. Hurleigh Bannock Street United States William Bannfyer Anton Bannoyer

Beav erhead county and silver talk inMontana update

A long column discusses Republican central committee matters, bimetallism, and politics in Montana and Utah. It notes operations by political figures like Hoke Smith and Crisp, calls for county conventions, and reports on Sen Cannon's proposed Washington map project as a landmark tourist attraction.

Senator Cannon Utah Washington Cannon United States

Montana Republican Convention Rejects Power Manipulation

The Montana Republican convention will refuse to allow T C Power or any man to manipulate the party in favor of a goldbug presidential candidate such as Allison of Iowa.

Montana T. C. Power Allison Towa

McKinley Spends Vast Sums Securing Delegates in St Louis

Great Falls reports McKinley, stripped of funds, spends thousands daily to secure delegates and push his presidential bid. He rents eighty of the costliest hotel rooms in St Louis for convention headquarters. The piece questions whether millionaire money funds the masses or if Republican workers should reflect on the use of wealth in politics.

Ohio Montana Great Falls McKinley St. Louis T Fornia

Notable 19th Century Figures Share Witty Life Snippets

The item notes Robert Dixon in New York losing sleep over cathode rays, Governor Budd’s workshop hobby, Gladstone’s reading cadence, and Bismarck’s latent child being a girl. It mentions Colonel Cunningham’s vast tobacco farm, General Miles sought for autographs, Sam Jones building a 21 room residence in Cartersville, Mayor Strong’s doubles, Dr. Jameson’s secretary, Pollock’s bluebook pedigree, Elenathy Byington’s Methodist Ohio roots, Lord Dunraven’s Ireland popularity, William Endicott’s 97th birthday lineage, and Earl of Mansfield as England’s aging aristocrat.

Robert Dixon New York Budd California Mr. Gladstone Theo Bismarck Herbert Bismarck Sam Jones Cartersville Strong Staten Island Ferry Jameson Frederick Pollock Pollock George III Elnathy Byington Sige Toledo Ohio Lord Dunraven Lord Ho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Athens Wooster University Ingalls Earl of Mansfield England

Eye facts and remedies from period medical notes

The article discusses eye anatomy and appearance in humans animals and snakes noting color and movement capabilities of the owl eye and neck. It cautions against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co with testimonials and pricing.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Railway Rumbles and Global Rail Stats

President Ripley of the Atchison plans to cut system expenses by one million dollars yearly. Global rail data show 109000 locomotives in use, Europe 64000, America 40000, Asia 8800, Australia 2000, Africa 700. France considers aluminium car bodies while axles and wheels stay steel. Ohio rules electric roads carrying passengers and mails fall under railroad commissioner regulations.

Ripley The Atchison England Europe America Asia Australia Africa Ohio

Jewelry Conceptions and Antique Jewel Tubs

The piece surveys jeweled butterflies in tab displays, notes gold mounted ivory and shell penholders, gold rosaries with amethyst topaz and garnet beads, and ornate dessert spoons. It highlights Mercury wing designs for brooches, chatelaine belts, and lavish banquet rings along with tortoise shell jewel caskets. It also mentions Lockwood's 1882 north pole attempt, about 4614 miles from arctic goals.

North Pole Lockwood

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