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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1894
Page
7
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The article accuses the Democratic party of inefficiency cowardice lack of principle and consistency and of fearing Republican taunts while holding power in both branches. It criticizes Populists whose rise is blamed on Democratic folly and notes a Protestant of protected manufacturers in the North.
The Inter Ocean publishes extracts from Siva's harsh critique of sending a Southern fire-eater to Hawaii to back the restoration of a queen. The text mocks President Cleveland and Sanford B. Dole, questions the use of force, and warns Americans of the political sting and national anger if meddling continues.
The Beaverhead county teachers must appear for a county superintendent–conducted exam on the last Friday in February, with details on certificates and grading standards. First grade valid three years with 12 months teaching and 85 percent overall. Second grade two years with 80 percent overall. Third grade 70 percent minimum. Pen and ink only, papers confidential, results mailed within a week. Applicants failing any branch at 60 percent must retake all subjects at the next regular exam.
The State Floral Emblem Society forms to discuss a Montana emblem plant. Citizens are urged to suggest native species suited to cultivation and artistic representation. Prominent candidates include Lewisia and phlox, with evening primrose and mountain lily highlighted. Send picks to Frank Enren in Dillon, Montana.
The article argues Lincoln was a deeply religious man whose life reflected New Testament ideals. It cites a January 12 1851 letter to his dying stepfather showing trust in God and hope of a blessed afterlife, illustrating his public and private beliefs as a personal matter.
The Singer clan, famed for immense wealth and eccentricity, forged ties with Europe’s elite through multiple marriages. At Mrs Winnaretta Singer’s Paris wedding to Prince Melchior de Polignac, the gathering included names like Rochefoucauld, Decazes, Murat, Modena and Dudley.
August Vaillant was executed by guillotine in Paris after planting a bomb in the chamber of deputies on December 9. Five people were badly injured, including Ebbe Lemire, with a woman in the public gallery diverting the blast. Vaillant, born 1861, led a roving life and shifted from socialist to anarchist propaganda.
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