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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
2
Representatives of Britain Germany and Italy prepare protocols with Venezuela’s Bowen for submission to The Hague on preferential treatment of blockading powers. Blockade to end on signing of protocols as discussions focus on payments and claims arbitration.
Washington reports ongoing debate on the statehood bill with plans from Republican leaders to bring in a substitute bill to consolidate and admit two states if full party support can be secured. If not, Senator Quay may press the statehood amendment on the agricultural appropriation bill amid a close vote. Possible Oklahoma-only admission discussed as a last resort, with Cuban reciprocity treaty consideration also on the week’s agenda.
Cincinnati Feb 9 the executive board of American Hebrew congregations met at Hebrew Union College Samuel Woolmer of Peoria was elected president succeeding Julius Freiberg A movement was launched to establish Jewish churches in all American communities Larger towns will build synagogues and rabbis will be stationed Sunday schools will be created in poorer communities circuit rabbis will visit at intervals to conduct services The Isaac Wise memorial fund has reached 150000
The sultan orders mobilization of 240,000 men and uses Idarei steamers to transport troops to reinforce the Second and Third army corps at Adrianople Salonica and along the Bulgarian border. The Figaro notes this move heightens the Macedonia situation and complicates eastern questions after 200 years of diplomacy.
Paris verdicts found twenty six Arabs guilty in the Marguerite uprising against French residents in Algeria. Twenty eight others were acquitted. Four ringleaders received life imprisonment while other guilty prisoners drew lesser terms after a fifty day Montpelier trial concluded amid a somnolent courtroom scene.
Judges You mans and Prouty of the interstate commerce commission heard Gilbert Barr a Kansas City area merchant challenge, alleging Burlington charged him Chicago rates equal to Kansas City merchants. Attorneys settled the case Saturday in Kansas City.
In Dé Soto Missouri marshal Silas Farmer and his son Lawrence aged twenty three were seriously wounded after a street shooting affray. Lawrence had been jailed a week earlier for a feather and released after paying a fine. After release he acquired a revolver and declared his intent to kill his father prompting a fatal duel. Both men are married.
New York reports Bishop Hare, Episcopal bishop of the Dakotas, says the Dakota mission effort has been most successful after delivering a sermon yesterday afternoon in New York City.
Bishop Hare outlines the Niobrara league history and notes successful missionary effort with eighty five congregations served by both native and white priests in his jurisdiction.
Cincinnati February 9 Franciscans bound for Rome call announces universal chapter on Pentecost Sunday in Cincinnati to elect a superior general after the death of Aloysius Lauer Rev Peter Baptist Englert six years provincial of Cincinnati province is likely to be chosen as successor
In White Plains on February 9 the jury in the $250,000 suit against the New York Central Railroad by the daughters of Alfred M. Perrin, killed in the Park Avenue tunnel disaster, failed to reach a verdict after 27 hours of deliberation and was discharged. Eleven jurors favored $75,000 while one juror remained firm at $25,000.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials announced the freight embargo has been lifted after weeks of restriction. They report no congestion on the line and that freight is being accepted from all connections with little or no delivery delay.
Mazatlan Mexico February 9 two deaths from the plague are reported. Yerzin serum shows very satisfactory results with most patients beginning immediate recovery. Several hotels and boarding houses have closed as owners fear possible outbreaks and resulting arson.
Geneva February 7 The legal adviser of the former crown princess of Sazony announces M Giron will leave Geneva this evening for Brussels to join his family He has broken off all relations with the princess to not impede her reunion with her children.
Rio de Janeiro reports the Bolivian government has agreed to Brazilian occupation and administration of the Acre territory while a final settlement is arranged. The exchange mirrors ongoing negotiations between Bolivia and Brazil over the region.
A dispute prompts a proposal to send a minister plenipotentiary to Brazil with full powers to negotiate a settlement. The move signals effort to resolve tensions and define terms of agreement between the parties involved.
The funeral drew state wide attendance with Governor and Mrs. Herreid present. A special train carried Eu reka neighbors and First regiment guards. Remains interred at Riverside cemetery after a guard of honor and simple grave ceremony.
Mrs Laura M Cranston wife of Bishop Earl Cranston of the Methodist church died in Silas Mexico from nervous shock after witnessing scenes during the Boxer trouble in Peking United States Minister Conger stayed at the Cranston residence during the outbreak The body will be taken to Cincinnati for burial
In St. Louis on February 9 a street altercation among boys left Thomas J. Boyd thirteen with a gunshot wound to Frank Biliski fourteen who may die from a brain wound. Boyd was arrested and said the shot was meant to scare with no intent to harm.
An advertisement asserts beauty comes from health and praises Wine of Cardus for purifying blood and improving a woman's organs to boost attractiveness. It claims a month of use will noticeably transform appearance and charm.
The Rock Island System and Southern Pacific Company announce a new Daily Limited train to California to start November 1, 1902 via the El Paso Short Line. Open to the public with no fees required. Send circulars to Jno Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
A vintage advertisement invites readers to request a free trial of PEPSIKOLA tablets from The Laxakola Company. It lists common symptoms such as indigestion, heartburn, sour taste, belching, dizziness, restlessness, and sleep disturbances, offering a book for dyspeptics and urging agents to inquire.
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