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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1894

Page

5

Demorest Magazine Promotion With Palmistry Notes

An advertisement extols Demorest's Family Magazine offering palmistry lines, life length, fortune, heart and health indicators, and fashion patterns. It promises value, art reproductions, varied reading for families, and a $2 subscription with a $25 value, mailing from New York.

Demorest Venus Demorest’s W. Jonninga Demorest East 14Th St New York Mars Mery

Court dates set for 1891 at multiple Montana counties

Wistrict Court in the Firth Judicial District fixes regular terms for 1891. Jefferson county sessions on the first Mondays of January, April, July and October. Madison county on the third Mondays of February, May, August and November. Beaverhead county on the second Mondays of March, June, September and December. Court opens at 10 a.m. on each Monday. By order of the court. R. Z. Tromas, Clerk.

Wistrict Court Firth Judicial District State of Montana Jefferson County Madison County Beaverhead County R. Z. Tromas

Vast array of late 19th century news items from a broad U.S. digest

New York capitalists plan a large furnace plant at Cherokee Kansas. Burglars loot Fred Stuhler’s Monticello store. Ostenson farmhouse near Willmar burned. four children perished. East Northfield money conference draws crowds. Wisconsin smallpox rises despite health efforts. Kentucky judge Bennett near death. Bardwell shooting. Santa Fe war over wheelmen’s rights. Missouri GOP set for Excelsior Springs. Boycott threats hit New York tailors. La Salle LaSalle miners threaten. Fire and business losses mount in multiple towns. Continuous notes on politics, crime, disasters and industry across states.

New York Cherokee Kan Fred Stuhler Monticello C. O. Ostenson Willmar Minn East Northfield Lass Georg Richardson Wisconsin Arkansas Jules Dutril de Rhines China Kansas Jerry Simpson Lilly Herndon St. Louis Morgan Williams Atlanta St. Paul Northwestern Fuel Company Gossard Investment Company Kansas City Indiana Health Department Milwaukee Judge Bennett Kentucky Court of Appeals Cerulean Springs Albert Guest Bardwell Guest Union Pacific Alton Santa Fe Denver Kates Missouri Excelsior Springs Spring Valley la Salle Perue Taylor Ed Pardridge Chicago Board of Trade Lincoln Led Pullman Krause Chicago National Association of Dentists Fort Monroe Lebanon Ind Lima & Blair Fairbury Ills Franklin Adair Kessler Philadelphia Paul Bitterman Gaya Cleveland Breckinridge Washington Kentucky Wells House Committee On Judiciary Ricks Brazil Caswell Bennett Frankfort Brenham Tex Neb George Davis Rock Island Northville O. T Congressman Stone Altgeld Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Board of Health Virginia Rosslyn Great Britain Grindelwall Luther P. Challis Wall Street Atchison, Kaw Jacob Bowers Jeffersonville Ttd Thomas Burnbye Oliver Wingate Monroe Kink Fort Dodge Maloney Illingiy Pullman Palace Car Company Logansport Jo Bunce Louisaville Coxeyites Paris Free Hell P. Ia Cook Stuartsville J. 5 Williams Colorado City Colo William Shellenberger Ella Russell Ben Miss Russell Tom Dobson Lear Monticello Zacharian Bosley Terre -Haute Whisky Trust Peoria Cingennisti Adrigege SAN Hike

Wreck on Rock Island Train Sparks Wreckers Suspect

Near Lincoln Nebraska a Rock Island express wreck killed and injured many. The body of Dr. C. H. Pinney identified. A $1,000 reward offered for wreckers. A colored man named George Davis arrested as suspect with crowbar evidence and motive undetermined.

LiNcoln Neb Rock Island Express Pinney Council Bluffs Iowa Rock Island Foote Harry Foote Andrew Hensen McPherson County Nebraska George Davis

Train Collision Kills Two, Injures Several Passengers

A head end collision on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe between Hurdland and Gibbs Missouri at 3 30 am injured several passengers and killed two trainmen. Express No 6 westbound collided with No 4 east bound. Engines and cars were demolished. Several named crews were reported badly hurt or likely to die.

Kansas City Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Hurdland Gibbs Killea HuMpurrers Express No George Caplinger Dan Millbeugh Chicago E. E. Derrick Dan Daly Fort Madison Mark Fogarty Shyies Kan

Industrialists Escort for Westward Shipping Ends District Crisis

Across an aqueduct bridge near Washington and Virginia, hundreds of commonwealth workers faced eviction as authorities feared arrest for vagrancy. A single guard allowed some to enter the city while militia pressure kept most on the bridge. Major Mayor and district commissioners then planned to move the industrials to Georgetown before shipping them west.

Aqueduct Bridge Washington Virginia District of Columbia Georgetown

Melay Riders From Washington to Denver Set Records

The L A W meet attracts riders from across the country with high altitude acclimatization under way. George M. McCarthy delivered the message from Washington after a 2037 mile relay in six days and 87 hours faster than schedule, reaching Denver to cheers. Governor Waite acknowledged receipt as crowds lined Arapahoe Street to the courthouse.

Washington Denver L. A.W George M. McCarthy San Creek A. D. Black Waite Cleveland MaCook Greeley McCarthy Arapahoe Sixteenth

Japanese fleet repulsed at Wei-Hai-Wei forts

On August 14 Sraxdiar reports a Japanese squadron of 26 vessels attacked Wei-Hai-Wei. No Chinese warships were present. forts fired first. About 50 shots exchanged with no material damage. Fort gunners shown poor marksmanship.

Sraxdiar Wei-Hai-Wei

Reinhart Resignation Accepted by Sta Fe Directors

Sta Fe directors meet in New York on Aug 13 and accept the resignation of Mr. Reinhart.

Reinhart New York The Sta Fe

Market Summary Chicago Grain and Provisions

Chicago markets opened with weakness in wheat corn and oats then saw a corn recovery and a larger gain in provisions. Closing prices show Wheat steady with August at 53 1/4, September 54 1/2, December steady. Corn prices higher with September and October around 53 3/6 and 53 66. Oats lower August 29 1/2, September 29 1/2. Ribs higher with September 7 25, January 7 12 4.

Chicago Higter Silfe

Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Ad Keeps Readers’ Confidence

A testimonial from James Kane of La Rue Ohio praises Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for curing a creeping dread and restoring health plus weight. The advertisement claims relief within days and offers a money back guarantee with pricing of $1 per bottle, six for $5. sold by druggists and via Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Szaphla Dean Foelhng Tai Kein Mies Miles James Kane la Rue Dr. Miles Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind Draggiata

Red Rock and Salmon River Stage Schedule Ad

Daily stage runs with direct Salmon City to Red Rock route. Stage leaves Salmon City at 2 p m reaching Red Rock at 4 p m next day. return from Red Rock 10 45 a m arriving Salmon City the following day. Connects with A N Ry trains. stops overnight at Cold Spring for meals and beds. H A Williams, proprietor.

Salmon City Red Rock Arival A. & Ne Ry Cold Spring Station S. H. A. Williams

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