Montana Tribune and Pony Express News Update
The Dillon Montana issue reports Hon Samuel J Randall of Pennsylvania dying of cancer and notes Democratic senators visiting Spokane. It mentions the Pony Express first issue from Madison County and anticipates the Montana senatorship hearing. A Sunday rest bill debate is noted along with a New York World office fire scare and lack of escape routes in buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Randall
Pennsylvania
Pony Express
A. L. Carson
Pony
Madison County
World Office
New York
The Tariff Debate: British Revenue vs American Protection
The article contrasts Britain's revenue tariff with the U S system arguing Britain taxes few items while the United States taxes hundreds. It notes tea and coffee duties and estimates potential revenue losses or gains under a reform shifting iron and steel to free import and raising taxes on tea and coffee while seeking domestic protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
United States
Dillon Growth and the Call for a Board of Trade
The Dillon Tribune urges a coordinated effort to boost growth through a Board of Trade or similar group. It notes recent brick-building booms, compares Dillon to booming towns, warns against speculative lapses, and calls for a public meeting to harmonize efforts and inform outside queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dillon
Board of Trade
the Tribune
Schools And Teachers Written For The Tripung
A critique of the American public school system argues teachers juggle multiple tasks poorly. It proposes large study halls led by a government aptitude expert, separate recitation rooms for each subject, and hiring teachers by subject rather than general duties to improve outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
The Best Teacher Fit and Examinations
The speaker argues teachers should specialize by subject, matching each teacher to their strongest branches to maximize pupil interest and learning. He favors concentrated effort, personal enthusiasm, and notes that admissions exams fail to reveal true teaching ability, proposing essays on subjects to judge order, language, subject knowledge, and teaching ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed Over Substitutes
Customer recounts resisting a store clerk offering a substitute and affirms loyalty to Hood's Sarsaparilla. Mrs. Ena A. Gorr of Boston, Massachusetts, testifies she has taken Hood's and is satisfied, urging others to insist on the original product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Ena A. Gorr
Terrace Street
Boston
Mass
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Che Pillow Tribune
the Tribune Publishing
Orricia
Parseroy Tux
Crry
Trisune Pus Isuins Co
Eprter Triune
Dillon Post Office
Ditlon
Spokane
State of
Washington
Senate
Congress
J. M. Barber
San Joaquin
Fremont Streets
Stockton
Cal
C. I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Anaconda Standard
the “Standard’s
Northwest
Standard
Associated Press
St. Paul
W. E Mills
Elies, Bros
Elie. Bros
Tos
Mom
ITA
L. C. Fyhrie & CO
Dillon Furniture CO
Mai
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
London
Dublin
Edinburg
Glasgow
Belfast
Paris
Hamburg
Berlin
Europe
B. F. White
Cassier
Bsolia Gola
Rik West
Grosbeck & Houghton
Jones
An Ty
Order of Board of County Commissioners
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