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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

7

Dillon Mayor Weighs Water Works From Rattlesnake Creek

Engineer Kelsey presents two cost estimates for a city water system from Rattlesnake Creek about twenty miles away. One plan provides ample supply for a growing Dillon, the other cheaper option offers limited capacity and fire flow. City growth in five years suggests the larger, long term solution is favored to avoid future reconstruction costs. Dr Knowles warns horse owners to guard against an influenza affecting horses. state veterinarian notes prevailing illness among animals.

Kelsey Rattlesnake Creek Dillon

Export Discounts and Surplus Production in Trade

A Canadian MP and dry goods merchant describes how surplus calico from New York was dumped to Canada at 6 cents a yard, with US dealers paying 12½ cents. The piece argues such price cutting supports tariff abolition and defends the practice as a prudent market adjustment rather than a crime.

W. R. Brock Philadelphia Ledger Times Congress Canada Calico

Treating influenza with anti toxin in horses neck injections

Dr Knowles reports influenza anti toxine given by syringe into the horses neck in 20 cubic centimeter bottles. A dose every four hours up to four bottles shows almost always favorable results. An Angora goat cross study notes increasing fleeces with each successive cross.

Knowles

President Roosevelt's Message Read to Congress This Week

A synopsis of the president's message is presented to readers this week. It was read to Congress on Tuesday in Roosevelt's characteristic engaging style. A careful perusal of the synopsis will repay readers seeking insight into his address.

Congress President Roosevelt

Doctor on Trial as Ghoul in Indianapolis Grave Robbery

The first trial of grave robbers in Indianapolis opens before Judge Bailey. Dr. Joseph Co. Alexander, anatomy demonstrator at Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, faces three indictments for grave robbery and concealing a body. George W. Mason, a well digger, confessed complicity in the body snatching with Moffitt and Cantrell.

Indianapolis Bailey Joseph Co. Alexander Central College of Physicians’ and Surgeons Rose Neidlinger Pleasant Hill Eorge W. Mason Moffitt and Cantrell

Boers False to Their Colors Keynote of De Wet Book

London December 1 General De Wet declares in Three Years War that many burghers proved false to their colors and that England would have fallen in South Africa heeded Bismarck's warning. The book presents a blunt account of campaigns with stark truth and fiery, unfiltered criticism of both Boer and British leaders.

London England Bismarck South Africa Dewet

Unsuccessful Robbery Attempt at Bank of Aurora

Two burglars attempted to break into the Bank of Aurora in South Dakota yesterday morning. Electric alarms alerted, one burglar was shot in the leg while fleeing toward Brookings, and the other surrendered after being located in a straw stack with help from cashier Henry Kelsey who had rushed to the scene with a rifle.

Aurora S. D Henry Kelsey Brookings Kelsey

Senator Hanna Denies Resignation Plans

Washington confirms Senator Hanna will not resign from the Senate or the Republican national committee chair. He will serve his term and let the people decide on retirement.

Hanna Washington Senate Republican National Committee

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