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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1894

Page

6

Montana District Court Terms Set for 1891

The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes court terms for 1891. Jefferson county sessions begin on the first Mondays of January April July and October, Madison on the third Mondays of February May August and November, and Beaverhead on the second Mondays of March June September and December. Court opens at 10 a.m. each Monday. Clerk R Z Tuomas signs.

Jefferson County Madison County Beaverhead R. Z. Tuomas

Happenings at Home and Abroad Highlights

A long list of brief items spans crimes, trials, business, weather, and local events. Notable: Hartley Indiana retailer R W Williams fails. a Muchakinock Illinois hall dedication. the Mary Amelia schooner loss near Sandusky. Illinois corn crop gains. train fatalities in Melbourne and Auburn. several court cases and pardons. bank resumes in Blue Mound. various murders, fires, pandemics of crime, and bids for public works.

R.W. Williams Hartley Muchakinock Mary Amelia Sandusky Elizabethi Melbourne Frank Wynn Des Moines Missouri State Board of Contracts Edward St. George Courtney St. Louis Minnie Schilling Albert Daugherty Muncie Ind Milton Hamilton M. O. Dick People’s Bank of Blue Mound Kan W. P. Buell Standard Horse and Cattle Food Company Springfield, Jr Oskaloosa Moison Electric Light Company Missouri Arkansas Little Rock Ark Harry Reed Arthur Brown Henry Harris Auburn Anderson Gray Tom Patton Conway Springs Atlanta Georgia University of Chicago Leland Stanford, Jr., University John Freeman Lyon Karr Jacob Fleming State Bank of Eureka

Bowen Dies After Fight With Lavigne in New Orleans

Andy Bowen died at 1 a.m. after a bout with George Lavigne in the Auditorium club. Lavigne was arrested on suspicion of murder. The fight ended with Bowen unconscious and carried to his dressing room. coroner to hold an inquest as Ryan Dempsey bout is canceled.

Town Poultry Association Ottumwa Nathan Barnes Greeley Horace Erie EK. R. Knapp Trades Collection Union of New York Union Safttads, Iers King Bridge Company Cleveland Sioux City Gene Kennedy Jasper Tenn Martha Taylor Forsythe Dr. Carver Wingshot C. J. Grimm A. W. M. Connor Indianapolis W. B. Simpson Holden A. C. Burnham Champaign Ins J.O. Cunningham Urbana Jrs Methodist Woman’s Home Mission Society Henry Zink Kentucky Morrison Department of the Colorado New Orleans Andy Bowen Auditorium Club George Lavigne Saginaw Mich Father Delaney Thalia Street Magrazine Ed Martin Lawrosch Bowen Lavigne Duffy Jimp Ryan Dempsey Frank Williams

Denver Protest Urges Government Ownership of Railroads

The Denver chamber of commerce circulates a memorial to Congress opposing bills to reorganize Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads. It argues the bills ignore regional interests, extend payments, favor stockholders, cut branch owners, empower the road, and grant government credit, urging government operation to ensure fair administration.

Denver Pacific Railroads Chamber of Commerce Congress Senate House Union -Pacific Central Pacific Union Pacific Post Office Department

Farmer Quinlan Sentenced for Killing Chicagoan

In Bowena Green Missouri on December 19 Thomas Quinlan a farmer on trial for the murder of Gottfried Klopenstein a Chicago native was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary Klopenstein was killed while hunting when he crossed Quinlans land and was shot deliberately by the farmer

Dubuque Smyth Taylor Greenville Tenn South Dakota Horticultural Society H. C. Warner Forestburg Bartee Eufala France New York Chicago D. W. Webster Plano Daniel Webster Gimyo Adachi San Francisco Chester Galesburg Oscar D. Cass Denver Colorado Illinois Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home Monroe Walter Scott Jefferson City Walter Pennsylvania Upper Sandusky John Donovan Michigan Ashland Bayfield Wis Antonio Victorias San Rafael Cal John Bravo South Shore Lumber Company Washburn Chequamegon Bay Meridian Miss Board of Trade and Cotton Exchange Mississippi Congress Carlisle Samuel Moody Cincinnati Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg John Cunningham Mexico J. T. Denton Wyandotte M.G. McLean Guy Baker George Rexroad Muscatine B. Bank of Rock Island Julius Heyking Wellsburg Edward S. Courtney St. Louis Minnie Schilling G. W. Tomlin England John A. Lusch Waterloo Méreart Hackett County Tipperary Ireland Lyons William Strausbaugh Tiffin John Early Robert Watts Harmony Ind Watts Toledo Evangelist Moody Lowell Mass United States W. H. Butler Oeliwein Navy Bowena . Green Thomas Quinlan Gottfried Klopenstein

Proceedings in Congress on Currency Bill Debates

Reports detail daily Senate and House actions from December with debates on the Carlisle currency bill and Nicaragua canal plan. Key figures include Springer Walker Hill Turpie and Gallinger as discussions span financial duties, pensions, income tax, and union with Canada.

Springer Washington Gray Senate Finance Committee House HiInaTon Cochran National University At Hunton Vilas Wis Morgan Secretary of State Nicaragua Peffer Kan Squire Turpie Hill Dem N. Y Carlisle Wasuinatoy Fort Leavenworth Department of Justice Wasu Hinaton Banking and Currency Committee Walker Hall Missouri Committee On Rules Canada Gallinger N. H Maritime ‘Canal Company Icaragua

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