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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1896
Page
4
A fragment from a California item suggests a 25 foot area near an Eero site with Contneote or 5a referenced as a possible build area. Details are incomplete but indicate planning or development context.
August 7 1896 Dutrey Montana Hartman declines a Democrat nomination for president Kansas Democrats seek fusion with Populists for silver Jon Clark Ridpath advocates free coinage Col Banders speaks at Butte Republican conference and a state convention set for September 8 at Helena Alabama voters swing toward Bryan Sewall Chicago Stock Exchange folds after Moore brothers failure at Diamond Match New York Biscuit Co Woman fighters in Cuban revolt recruit heavily and captives face court martial outcome awaited
A roundup of theater and musical star movements. Marcus Mayer known as Marcus Superbus in London, Guilmant may return to America, Rosenthal to visit America first playing in Paris and London, Marteau announces another American tour next year, Clarke oversees The Wizard of the Nile in London, Madison Squire theater New York to open late August with Charles Iolmian production, Ella Russell to tour American stages next season, Laurence Irving writes for Dorothea Baird and Harry B., Sheridan and Gracie Whiteford to return to England after Asia tour, Hawtree resembles Hilliard, Bisson’s Le Comedie du Divorce rejected by Comedie Francaise, Jeff de Angelis to star Sept 7 in The Caliph, Andrew Mack summer at Buzzards Bay with Myles Aroon and possible new plays, Bourchier’s Queen's Proctor praised by nobility, Royal attendees include Prince of Wales and Duke of York, Frohman reports The Gay-Parisians averaging 4,300 weekly at Vaudeville in London.
A Butte report details a three session Republican conference proposing a plan to field separate electors for McKinley, silver Republicans and Bryan led by Hartman. The plan also considers timing the state convention and potential bolt strategies amid factional disputes.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Emile Zola might have joined the French academy if later works had been less inconsistent in tone. The New York Press and others report continued rejection, with critics doubting immortality until death. Adrian criticizes insistence on recognition from those seen as wrong.
A compact paragraph collection cites figures from Washington Capital praising ads that convince buyers along with quotes from W D Howells on ad beauty. It notes belief in newspapers and advertising as universally effective for creating sales across any article.
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