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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1896
Page
7
U S senator Hon Thomas C Power of Helena and Representative Hon C B Hartman of Bozeman are listed as congressional figures for the state. This brief notice names the two officials and their locations in Helena and Bozeman.
S D Eillon residence on Washington Street Morse Block and H R I Bond M D physician and surgeon offer 24 hour on call services in the city or country with prompt responses to all calls.
A massive Sunday blaze levelled the seven story Hazeltine building and the Baptist Publication Society structures on Chestnut Street, with total losses near 2.2 million dollars. About 250 Lafayette Hotel guests were evacuated unharmed including Mayor Porter King of Atlanta and Nethersole party members.
Ex president Benjamin Harrison states in a letter to Indiana Republicans that he cannot have his name presented or used at the St Louis convention. He notes prior endorsements by national parties but insists on remaining out of the race and urges supporters to accept his final decision.
The steamer St. Paul of the International Navigation line was freed from the sandbar off Long Branch by four wrecking tugs with kedge anchors at 9:20 this morning. Fifty minutes later it steamed under its own power toward New York.
Arguments warn that destroying silver reduced money supply, raising dollar value and causing falling prices. Citizens fear bondholders and Wall Street interests push for gold standard to maintain power, while Cleveland’s administration is accused of favoring moneyed elites and neglecting legislative duties.
Henry G. Miller argues that coin notes can serve as money but require metallic money to regulate quantity. C. B. Thomas condemns the president's message as radical and warns against Wall Street influence, urging Democratic purge from party tradition.
Dramgoole lauds Miss Anthony as the mother of a great cause at Capital College Atlanta praising her fight for women and her lasting impact. She is hailed as a transformative figure whose life and work advance the new woman and future equality, despite early scorn.
The Twentieth Century club of Washington discusses the legal status of women in the District of Columbia and plans a joint effort with the Federation of Women's Clubs to petition Congress for codification. The board of trade hires lawyers to draft a bill, while women’s groups are asked to prepare proposals for inclusion. The Morrix County Golf Club notes a women only member rule and non voting status for associate members.
The text highlights several women excelling in varied trades and professions. Buffalo lists a lady mortualist, Arizona claims its best milling expert is a woman, and San Francisco hosts a young girl expert tea taster. New York cites a woman silversmith on Sixth Avenue, while Mixs Dowlevy is named as a leading wood engraver. Coggewell Polytechnic rewards a girl as top blacksmith, New Orleans notes the world’s only woman veterinary surgeon, Boston features a woman electroplating in multiple metals, Nebraska mentions a woman operating a steithrasher, and three women bear Fresno claim the finest California raisins.
Mrs De Koven praises the bicycle as a healthy distraction and gentle recreation for women across classes. Testimonies from overworked teachers and stenographers claim exercise restores happiness, self control, and comfort, predicting that soon every woman will own a wheel.
Susan B Anthony at 76 reflects on past struggle to empower women. She notes modern changes show progress as women undertake tasks she once avoided and face fewer open foes. The Washington Times quote frames her life as a turning point end.
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