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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1894
Page
6
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana sets regular court terms for 1891. Jefferson county holds sessions on the first Mondays in January April July and October. Madison county holds sessions on the third Mondays in February May August and November.
A wide march of brief items from April to May notes drownings at Albia Iowa and a death near Junction City Kansas. Political meetings and conventions in Texas Pennsylvania Vermont and Illinois are announced with candidate names and dates. Various crimes accidents and legal actions appear, including hangings, shootings, and railroad fatalities, along with notable deaths and a bridge opening on the Mississippi.
The United Mine Workers report widespread suspensions totaling about 125000 workers across Alabama Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia Indiana Ohio Illinois Iowa Indian territory Missouri Pennsylvania Michigan and more. In Jackson Ohio 4000 miners joined the strike while Cambria County Pennsylvania saw 6000 miners walk out.
National lawmakers report a flurry of tariff discussion in April with Senator Lodge proposing retaliatory duties against Great Britain and debates over consular appropriations and Hawaiian policy. Coxey's Army petition plans spark senatorial responses as payroll and militia concerns surface amid steady bill wrangles in Washington.
In Brraiawan Alabama 500 more miners joined the strike in Walker county today. A miners meeting at Day's Gap is expected to lead to all remaining mines in the county joining the action.
Apprehension rises as agitators press workers at Coal Creek in Tennessee. Adjutant General File coordinates with authorities while calm remains. In Rochester Pennsylvania the coal strike slows lines and layoffs ripple to nearby roads. A conference is urged by Colonel Read to UMWA President McBride to mediate between laborers and operators.
Fremont county reports all miners out on strike totaling about 1100 workers across its coal mines. In other news, Simon B. Ahren, a renowned capitalist with roots in New York City and European circles, dies of diabetes at age 60 two years after his editorial work in New York and Newark newspapers.
Mrs. Jaydin Maxwell of Chamberlain was convicted in federal court of selling liquor to Indians and sentenced to one year in penitentiary.
The article explains that life centers lie in the base of the brain and that nerve center derangements cause many diseases. It highlights two thirds of chronic diseases as nerve related and promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as effective. It notes availability through Dr Miles Medical Co with prices and guarantees.
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