Roy L. McCardell Receives Christmas Gift
A reader reports a Christmas gift from Roy L. McCardell. The message, though garbled, indicates a celebration or acknowledgment connected to the holiday season.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1898
Page
2
A reader reports a Christmas gift from Roy L. McCardell. The message, though garbled, indicates a celebration or acknowledgment connected to the holiday season.
A critical notice addresses deceptive ads targeting sick women who are urged to seek advice from women. It argues that only qualified medical professionals can understand and treat female ailments, condemning unqualified writers and fake remedies like Favorite Prescription.
A quorum allowed Leacne to save Senator Proctor's resolution to appoint a committee to inspect Cuba and Porto Rico during the coming recess. Daniel failed to secure consideration as his motion drew only eight votes of 38. No major business was completed. routine work and private pension bills were approved. The Senate adjourned at 1 40 p m until January 4 1899.
Washington reports the last session before recess lasted about an hour. The Bailey resolution directing an investigation into the rights of Spanish American War volunteers to seats in the House was adopted. Adjournment followed until January 4, with several minor bills also introduced.
In Muncie Indiana last night a natural gas explosion wrecked Henry Krull’s grocery store. Victims include William Dragoo Henry Krull Arch Breeze Abel Mitchell Albert Porter Arthur Stevens William Ensley Frank Chambers Edward Hefferling with burns and injuries across multiple body parts.
Effigies of General Weyler hang in Cerro as crowds jeer and march through the suburb. Business slows amid Cuban rejoicing over evacuation. Cuban shopkeepers are pressured to shout Viva Cuba libre and wave flags.
The genuine Russian influenza is widespread in Omaha and surrounding towns amid damp weather. The disease appears aggravated but few deaths have occurred in Omaha so far. City Physician Spalding estimates 5,000 to 8,000 cases in Omaha.
The Roma reports the disarmament conference anchored to Nicholas I proposals will begin in St Petersburg early May. Russia will submit a formal plan to the powers before then to guide possible modifications or counter suggestions. Corbin Goes to New York for Christmas Leave
Lieutenant Hobson reached San Francisco and was taken to the Palace hotel for a public reception hosted by the Union League club. The great courtyard was crowded, with hundreds unable to gain admission amid the bustling activity at British naval stations.
We offer about a dozen patterns of Toilet Ware in Sterling Silver or Ebony or Ebonized Wood with silver trim. Each set includes Hair Brush Mirror Cloth Brush Velvet Brush and Comb. Prices are exceptionally low this year with Sterling Hair Brush from $3.00 Combs $1.00 Nail Tooth brushes Button Hook File and Cuticle Knife in beaded edge design at 76 cents each. New goods across all lines at very low prices.
A Revenue Cutter pursues a French branded cargo on New Year’s Day along the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Pierre Baptiste Delorme outsmarts officers, escapes by small boat as the Dominion seizure yields 60 barrels of Cognac brandy amid a cold winter chase. ARTHUR J. STRINGER.
A fragment notes dangers of a blunder causing a horrible barn scald or blaze. Mentions Buicklen and Arnica Salve as potential remedies or remedies references. Reading cautions readers on unsafe handling and injury prevention in farming settings.
A collection of old proverbs about weather and farming forecasts. Notes that a Christmas ice on the willow, December changes, and January warmth all supposedly signal upcoming seasonal patterns and crop outcomes.
Washington orders Captain Taussig of the Bennington to seize Wake Island in the name of the United States. The atoll 2,000 miles from Niihau is ideal as a Pacific cable station linking the Philippines, Hawaii, and the U S. It is a small reef with a lagoon and dry land averaging eight feet above tide. Admiral Wilkes reportedly asserted American title in 1851.
United States Judge Amidon ruled in favor of the railroads in the North Dakota rate case after months of testimony and expert work. Judge Thayer concurred. Railroads secured an injunction against the state rates and argued that capital requires proper remuneration. All roads in the state joined the challenge.
The Cordelia Botkin trial nears completion as the defense rests after her testimony. She denies most charges and challenges prosecution witnesses. She admits intimacy with John P. Dunning and says she urged him to return to his family. She confirms being at the Ferry depot when the poisoned candy was mailed.
Christmas in Pana Illinois saw numerous brawls between union and nonunion miners with eleven nonunion miners jailed and many wounded. A knife duel left two men cut, and a fatal shot wounded a man and his wife. Authorities arrested twenty people including local officials found armed.
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