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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
14
City Marshal Salcides of Red Lodge killed himself days after fighting with his wife. Coroner's jury found death by his own hand as he died near his home. Missoula's Ira Pressley was acquitted after trial for killing his wife and attempting suicide.
A local notice promotes Kemp's Baleam as a remedy for throat and lung afflictions. It notes about 1,800 people with illnesses and urges readers to visit Central Pharmacy to buy the remedy or request a trial bottle free.
YeGateing Votes. Billings O O Bever the republican candidate for the legislature of Yellow Stone county who was defeated in the last election by a tie is gaining votes daily and many prominent democrats have stated their intention to vote for him at the special election that has been called.
Lane's Tea is promoted to preserve beauty by keeping bowels and digestive organs healthy. It is claimed to purify blood clear complexion and improve appetite. Price 25 cents and 5 cents a package. For sale by Central Pharmacy.
A train of ten cars carrying about 850 tons of coal was ditched a mile and a half from Great Falls last Friday. The accident worsens fuel costs in the city and prompts safety concerns for the rail line and local businesses dependent on coal deliveries.
An advertisement touts Sher man’s Headache cure with claims of curing neuralgia and headaches at 250 or 100 per box. Separately Miss Eva Hart pleads not guilty to complicity in Dr. H A Daley’s murder as Judge McClernan arranges arraignment, drawing a large crowd.
Homer Hall of West Point Indiana suffered a severe cold and obstinate cough blamed on consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery he recovered completely and now weighs 227 pounds. Guaranteed for coughs and lung troubles. 50 cents or one dollar. Trial bottle free at City Drug Store.
The University of Missoula girls defeated Helena High School 12 to 7 on Saturday. The game showcased strong defense and fast breaks powered by key players from both teams.
An Indiana ad quotes M. and M. Austin of Winchester praising Dr. King's New Life Pills for stomach and liver troubles and constipation and headaches. The pills are priced at 25 cents at City Drug Store.
Bozeman gubernatorial appointee W B C Stewart named district judge to succeed W L Holloway, newly elected Montana supreme court member. H T McIntyre of St Paul credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with remarkable relief from stomach troubles. Central Pharmacy advertises sale.
Livingston-Miles Ray a prominent engineer on the Northern Pacific Montans division died suddenly at his Sundsy home from apoplexy. His death removes a longtime railway figure known for technical skill and service.
An elderly Toowoomba resident endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective after a two month severe cough. The letter praises its curative effect and urges others to try the remedy, noting it is sold by the Central Pharmacy.
Claims a herbal drink called Moki Tea cures indigestion and constipation and clears skin eruptions. Advertises a money back guarantee and lists price 25 otc and 50 pts at Central Pharmacy.
A plan proposed by Montana customs collector 0 M Webster targets wandering Cree Indians tied to Canada. The owners hold about 500 horses and would lose them to duty if they stay. A swift departure would restore the horses to their owners without hardship.
Mr. O. Haney of Geneva Ohio suffered the Piles for forty years. Doctors and money failed to help him until De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. The ad says the salve treats cuts burns bruises sprains lacerations eczema tetter salt rheum and all skin diseases. Look for DeWitt on the package. other brands are counterfeit. Central Pharmacy.
Missoula resident W. A. Simona, owner of a buffalo herd on the Flathead reservation, travels to Portland to sell the animals before the land is opened. He asks $500 per head for the herd.
A. J. Snell of Summer Hill, New York, avoided a party due to stomach pains. A companion recommended Chamberlain's Oilc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after two doses he claims the remedy cured him and allowed him to enjoy the event. The Central Pharmacy sells the remedy.
John Palidio vanished in Missoula two weeks ago after a night out. His family fears foul play and suspects he was killed and dumped in the Missouri River. authorities note he carried a substantial amount of money at the time.
Venezuelan guns silenced as British cruiser Charybdis and German cruiser Vineta bombard Fort Solano and Castle Libertador for about 45 minutes. A British captain protests seizure of the Topaze. amid mob fury, authorities seek satisfaction from President Castro but the fleet fires before reply, causing townwide alarm and no major damage.
Central Pharmacy markets Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets with a positive guarantee. The tablets promise immediate relief from heartburn, indigestion, and distress after meals. Available in 25 and 50 unit sizes.
Butte resident Onsick who killed Charles Baggs at the Elite saloon last June has pleaded insanity. His attorney released papers claiming the condition runs in his family.
W H Howell of Houston Texas praises DeWitt’s Early Risers as effective for constipation and headaches. He reports his family’s health improved after use and credits the pills for wellbeing. Central Pharmacy advertises the product.
Billings Lee and Garvin, two men sentenced about a year ago to one year each in the state penitentiary and fined $1000 for stealing cattle from the Crow Indians, are near completion of terms and expect release around January 10, 1903.
Dr Mary B Many of Chicago endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children and adults. She asserts it eases obstinate coughs colds and bronchial afflictions and praises its non narcotic safety for all ages. The Central Pharmacy sells the remedy.
In Caracas on December 16, President Castro addressed a massive crowd outside the palace urging prudence and civilized conduct as Venezuela faces foreign backlash over the Puerto Cabello bombardment. He pledged to act only against armed outsiders while preserving national honor and justice. The AP stringer noted Castro appeared twice, with 1400 Caracas residents registered as supporting resistance.
Across European colonies, the conduct of British and German commanders is harshly censured amid ongoing colonial tensions and wartime criticism.
London reports that first shots in Venezuela trigger renewed demands for parliamentary papers. Italian ultimatum presented at Caracas. Signor Riva sails aboard Giovanni Dausan amid tense moves. Curacao notes Anglo-German blockades at La Guayra as Caracas rejects a German loan and weighs war risk if Castro resists.
Washington reports Minister Bowen cabled that British and German warships bombarded Puerto Cabello while Caracas remained quieter. The United States warned against extending peaceful blockade and pressed Germany and Britain to submit their claims to arbitration. Secretary Hay directed ambassadors to note U S position and await replies.
The foreign office said Italy will join the blockade by agreement with the Allies and will have a portion of the coast assigned to Italian ships. The Venezuelan affair becomes tripartite with this move, while Argentina denies intervention though press protests continue against Anglo German fleets.
Mrs Julia Dent Grant wife of President Ulysses S Grant died in Washington at 11 17 PM after heart disease and bronchitis. She was 76, with daughter Nellie Sartoris by her side and sons away in California and Texas. Remains to be laid to rest in Riverside Park New York beside her husband.
Scranton Pa December 13 The coal strike commission hears cumulative testimony on docking discrimination eight hour day and higher wages with President Mitchel presenting wage comparisons showing day workers earn 40 to 50 percent more in bituminous regions than in anthracite fields.
Guthrie Oklahoma December 15 Dr Wyman government physician at the Sac and Fox Indian agency reports a large majority of the tribe infected with tuberculosis scrofula and other incurable diseases and predicts the tribe will be practically annihilated within a few years The latest count lists only 479 members remaining of the once powerful tribe.
The International Distilling and Cattle Feeding company controlled by the whisky trust purchased 200 acres near South St. Joseph. A distillery with a 30000 bushels per day capacity will be built and 10000 cattle will be fattened for market.
Milwaukee officials vaccinated a carload of Ripon passengers before departure. George Bardon of Oshkosh, a musician, was removed to the isolation hospital with smallpox.
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