Church Vote Seeks Return of Rev Cattermole for Another Year
The Dillon Methodist Church held a July lunch meeting where members unanimously voted to ask the general conference to return Rev. Ev G Cattermole for a second year in Dillon. The annual conference in Anaconda will decide if he stays, with Helena possibly seeking his leadership elsewhere. The church shows healthy growth and elected officers and committees for the coming year. The pastor expressed a desire to return if possible.
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Cattermole
Anaconda
Dillon
Helena
Mesdames
Cox
Cowan
Anderson
J. Farley
Cashmore
Jaspelway
O. JE
Morse
F. Carpenter
Genther
Temperance
Loughridge
Kirkpatrick
D. E. Sanders
EH. Coffin
Viola Rich
Aid
Rawlinson
Wm. Sparta
L. Brundage
O. M. Best
Peace prospects and political satire in editorials across papers
A collage of comments predicts peace in a few days with Spain and the United States negotiating. Miles may lead a Havana expedition if war continues. Other items urge canned-goods demand for troops, critique imperialism talk, and note editorials on bond subscriptions and a Chicago gold scheme.
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Helena
Montana
Grover Cleveland
Greater
New York
Tammany
Pennsylvania
West
Gov. Smith
Cleveland Democrat
Independent
Small Fry
Spedoy
Spain
America
Miles
Havana
Publication notice for Dillon Tribune features period and pricing
The Dillon Tribune Publishing Co lists Dillon Montana as the daily paper with evening editions except Sundays and a weekly Friday edition. Rates include 25 cents per copy and 32.50 per year. P Fisher of San Francisco is the authorized advertising agent and the paper is kept on file there.
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P. Fisher
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Inia
Spain's Decision Seen as World Peace Measure
Special to the Tribune notes Madrid faces a pivotal reply to peace proposals. U S and other governments await Spain's word, fearing war or peace outcomes. A clear answer may trigger armistice talks and prompt an extra congressional session if peace nears. Insurgent actions in the Philippines also concern Washington.
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Washincton
Madrid
Cabfio
United States
Spain
Peace Commission
McKinley
Congress
Philippines
Washington
Spain’s Peace Reply Awaited by Washington in Latent Urgency
Washington watchers report Spain had not replied to McKinley’s peace terms by 4 p m today with Madrid’s cabinet still in session behind closed doors. Observers expect acceptance and foresee a peace commission to meet in London. If accepted hostilities in the West Indies would end, while actions in the Philippines would continue until dispositions are settled.
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Washington
McKinley
Spain
Madrid
London
West Indies
Philippines
Favorable in Porto Rico as Miles reports near San Juan
General Miles wires the War Department that his outposts are within 20 miles of San Juan Porto Rico. He expects the main army to advance on the city within a day or two with little resistance anticipated.
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Miles
San Juan
Tribune
Wasuineron
War Department
Porto Rico
Libbey Glassware Line With Wide Price Range
Advertises a large Libbey glassware selection with varied prices from 2.25 to 116. A wide assortment includes vases, plates, bowls, pitchers, jugs, decanters, sugars and creams, salts, perfume bottles, lamps, tumblers, and patient pieces. Montana rail or stage delivery offered with mail inquiries and express charges paid.
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Montana
Merritt Seeks 30000 More Troops for Philippines
A Manila dispatch reports General Merritt requests 30,000 additional troops to handle rising insurgent threats in the Philippines. General Anderson notes firm measures against insurgents as they grow bolder, with the United States facing increasing risk and complication. No war bulletin was issued from Miles or Shafter.
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United States
Land Commissioners Approve Beaverhead County Selection
State board of land commissioners on Saturday approved 13,360 acres in Beaverhead county for the State Normal school grant as proposed by State Land Agent Henry Neill. Nine thousand acres lie in the Big Hole basin, and the lands are described as suitable grazing and farming country.
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Land Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Helena Independent
State Board of Land Commissioners
Henry Neill
State Normal School
Big Hole Basin
Local Notes On Dunbar Shooting And New Blacksmith Partnership
Landers reports in the Rawlins Wyoming Republican about the Jeff Dunbar killing in Madison county years ago. Dan Callahan and Al D. McDonald start Callahan & McDonald blacksmith wagon shop, promising good will and steady work. The Dillon Tent K O T M expresses deep sympathy for Franks Yeo and orders publication of resolutions in minutes.
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Landers
Tripunz
Rawlyns
Wyo
Madison County
Jeff Dunbar
Dunbar
Twin Bridges
Wyoming
Davis
Dan Callahan
Anderson Bros
al D. McDonald
Same
Callahan & McDonald
Taveune
Frank Yeo
Dillon
H. D. Weenine
C. H. Papuzy
Kowi Noga
Business College Consolidation Under Engelhorn Management
The Engelhorn firms in Helena and Spokane consolidate under H. T. Engelhorn who bought the Spokane Business College and School of Assaying in 1883. The merger strengthens both colleges and expands employment prospects for graduates across Montana Idaho and Washington. Debuff in Spokane joins as associate principal with a strong reputation in Oregon and Washington.
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H. T. Englehorn
Pioneer Business College
Helena Business College
Spokane Business College
School of Assaying
Spokane
Washington
Montana
Idaha
Engelhorn
Northwest
M. A. Debuff
Oregon
Excursion Races At Butte And Anaconda This Summer
The notice lists excursion races at Butte from July 2 to August 6 and at Anaconda from August 11 to September 10. The Oregon Short Line offers round trip tickets each Wednesday and Friday at regular one way fare. Tickets valid on specified midweek days.
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Butte
Prince Bismarck Remembered as Iron Chancellor of Germany
Obituary and tribute recount Bismarck as Germanys Iron Chancellor with unbending will and decisive leadership. The piece compares him to Gladstone, notes his distant humanity, and marks 1890 as his only setback before his death. It also includes gratitude from the bereaved widow to friends and orders.
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Prince Bismarck
Germany
Gladstone
England
Bismarck
German Empire
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