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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

3

Governors Conference Debates Rail Merger Plan

Northwest governors and state attorneys general opened talks on opposing the proposed consolidation of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Burlington railways. Governor Van Sant outlined Minnesota's anti merger stance, but no action was taken as discussions continued behind closed doors in Helena.

Helena Mon Northwest States Northern Pacific Great, Northern Burlington van Sant Minnesota Governor Toole Toole Donovan Montana Douglass Herreid Pyle South Dakota Hunt Martin Idaho Stratton Washington McBride Rogers White North Dakota Great Northern Hill Northern Pacific Railway Company Northern Securities Company New Jersey

Personal and Social Gossip From Dillon's Holiday Week

In Dillon this week Rose Coughlan is in town while local ads tout Dillon beer and Fair Store pledges. The column notes social visits from Miss Mable Zinn and Mrs. L R Grannist, plus travel and health items, with ads for TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT and BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP. A death notice reports Mrs W L McKinley passing away in Chicago on Christmas Eve after a week of illness.

Evalyne King Willis Dillon Lucile Shannon Bedrock Blanch Morse H. O. Miller Bannack St Methodist Church Shakespeare Club B. F. White Ballard Williams’ Drug Store John Lavery Salem Idaho Martin McManemey South Chicago

Stop the Blight Stop the Blight

An advertisement urges using Scott's Emulsion to halt illness in children and promote growth. It claims the product strengthens health, appetite, sleep, and activity, portraying a small weak child catching up with peers. The copy emphasizes a trademarked label and references Scott & Bowne of New York.

Scott Scott &Rowne

Restraining Stock Retirement at Northern Pacific

Judge Elliott granted a temporary restraining order blocking the retirement of Northern Pacific preferred stock. Peter Power of New York, holder of 100 shares, applied for the order in Hennepin County District Court. The move aims to keep Hill interests from losing control and may reflect Harriman interests seeking to delay any shift until securities legal status is resolved.

Minneapolis Elliott District Court of Hennepin County Northern Pacific Railroad Company Peter Power New Yok New York Hill Harriman Northern Securities Company

Pair Wife Killer Doty Found Dead on Rail Line

In Lyndon Kansas Albert Doty killed his wife with a gun barrel then disappeared. His mutilated body was found along the Missouri Pacific line north of town likely by suicide. Mrs Doty’s mother Mrs Taylor has since gone insane. Doty, 25, was a paroled Hutchinson reformatory inmate. In London a Rome dispatch says the pope is subject to serious fainting fits.

Lyndon Kan Albert Doty Here Doty Missouri Pacific Railway London Rome

Secret of eternal life claimed by Prof Loeb at Chicago meeting

At the 14th annual American Psychological Society gathering Professor Jacques Loeb reported experiments with unfertilized sea urchin eggs. He said death is an active agent present from birth and that weak potassium cyanide can delay death, leaving eggs still fertile after several days, suggesting a form of eternal life through chemical intervention.

Loeb

Death claims Frank H. Peavey Chicago grain magnate

Frank H. Peavey, a leading grain elevator owner, died in Chicago at 52 from pneumonia after a cold developed on December 20. He built a vast network of grain warehouses across the west and northwest and held substantial insurance totaling 1.376 million dollars to fund business continuity.

Chicago Frank H. Peavey West Northwest

Flood waters receding in eastern Pennsylvania except Susquehanna rise

Rivers and creeks across eastern Pennsylvania are generally falling after recent rains though the lower Susquehanna remains near danger as ice jams threaten damage. Mines in coal districts suspend operations and Manayunk mills halt activity, leaving about 3,000 workers idle.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Susquehanna River Schuylkill Lehigh Susquehanna Manayunk

South Visited by Flood Hits Georgia and Nearby States

Torrential rains across Georgia Alabama and east Tennessee and parts of North Carolina killed four people and caused widespread property damage. Clearing weather followed with high winds and a rising Chatta hoochee river may bring more damage. West Point streets flooded one to five feet many residents sheltered at Fort Tyler.

Atlanta Georgia Alabama Tennessee North Carolina Weather Bureau Chattahoochee West Point Fort Tyler

War likely between United States and Germany warned

Washington authorities foresee an inevitable war with Germany, as reported by the Tageblatt in a Washington dispatch dated December 31. The cable notes the high-level military and naval leaders expect conflict to occur sooner or later.

Berlin The Tageblatt Washington United States Germany

Naval Demonstration Postponed in Venezuela Crisis

Caracas reports that Germany plans for a naval demonstration at Venezuelan ports will be postponed due to the ongoing revolution against President Castro. The delay is said to come from solid official sources.

Caracas Germany Castro

Four Die in Midwest Train Collision at Malta Ill

Four killed and 29 injured as Chicago and Northwestern trains Omaha Flyer and freight collide at Malta Illinois near Chicago. Victims include George W Rudio and D O Nichols from Council Bluffs Iowa, with steam scalding and fires destroying coaches and sleeping cars.

Chicago Chicago and Northwestern Malta Ills Omaha Flyer George W. Rudio Western Kirk Soap Company North Thirty Clarence Lauterus W. A. Sweeney Latchford Marion Wilkes Fremont Neb Eva Hall Lincoln Taft Veronica R. Morse Ellard F. Larrabee F. P. Corran C. Aiken P. D. O’neill Northwestern Railroad John W. Wilson R. W. Davis Pullman John Schoentgen Council Bluffs Mamie Ellingwood Omaha J. M. Wilson Boone L. B. Jameson North Platte Curran Larrabee O’neill Rochelle DeKalb St. Luke’s Hospital Duncan Rudio Nichols St. Luke's Hospital Shoentgen John Shoentgen B. O. Nichols Mr. Nichols Grace Stewart Larrabee

Wreckage Found Near Cape Flattery Linked to Collier Mattewan

Port Townsend reports Neah Bay advices describe large wreckage on the beach south of Cape Flattery including preservers hatches broken doors and deckhouse boards. Bedding fragments were found as well. No crew is listed though the items are believed to be from the collier Mattewan.

Port Townsend Wash Neah Bay Cape Flattery Mattewan

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