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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1894

Page

3

Hectic Week of Crises and Tragic Feats Across Nation

A turbulent roundup reports train deaths in Indiana and Wisconsin, shootings near White Chimney Mountain, and other fatal incidents. Notables include Choctaw leader Israel Melish wounded, a Christmas toast reply from Grand Master Hugh McCurdy, and strikes and legal actions across Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois, and Iowa.

Charley Hollom Winslow Ind Elkhorn Wis Garret Groesbech North Geneva Israel Melish White Chimney Mountain Hugh McCurdy Knights Templar Chihuahua Mexico Ella Garret Birnie Patrick Fort Smith Ark Burlington Corbett, Tex Ike Storey John Wright Wright Storey Stone Will Howard Kansas and Arkansas Valley Seminole Station Bob Rogers Charley Wolf Fishback Arkansas Cleveland Indiana Territory Cronin Martin Burke New Orleans and Southern Railroad Middlesborough John Brown John Armstrong James Powell Will John Branham

Various Local Items and Notices From Midwest and East

A silenced 23 year veil lifted at Valparaiso Ind. Mrs Kuertl recovers speech after terror caused years of quiet. Nay Holman 70 killed by freight at Pleasant Plains Ill. Sligo mills to be started in Pittsburg Pa. Two Milwaukee men gain 1500 by mortgaging another’s property. Gold found near Laurel Creek Gauley river Victor W Va. A 104 year old woman Baldridge breaks thigh Terre Haute Ind. Monroes farm water boring. Lincoln Kansas farmer Johnson taps hot air flow for use. Knights of Labor likely in Washington HQ after Ann Arbor decision. 1893 coinage at Philadelphia totals 78,639,283 pieces. Arrests at Leavenworth Kan for liquor law violations. William Grim, Brooklyn skull figure, moved to Brooklyn for trial.

I. Savage Angus Faulkner William Turpie Halifax Lake Hiie Western Lima L. Wadley Northern Pacific Charles Leeds John Tooley New Orleans Thomas H. Taylor Louisville Edward A. Major Shelbyville Ind Commonwealth Avenue Boston J. G. Steiwart Monmouth Hibernia Frank Cole Centerville Mich Indianapolis John W. Straight Logansport Pennsylvania Henry Palmer Blanton Constable Jackson Spartansburg D. C Maude Patterson Oshkosh Wis Miantonomah New York Norfolk John E. Bell Cincinnati Cincinnati Southern Road Illinois Joliet Ohio Boswell McKinley Popoyuapetl Colorado George Simpson Union County Bank Rahway N. J John R. Clarke Northwest Land Company Toronto James Madden John Rice Richard Mine Cripple Creek Pie N. EK. Guyot William H. Grim Fort Wayne Hartford Attleboro Mass George Moore St. Louis Colonel Andrews Pittsburg W. C. Caldwell National Waterworks Company Kansas City Benjamin Constant Havre Peter Folsom Bloomington Bitavis Taylor George Crum Dalton City Decatur Springfield Monroe N.C Johnson Linn County Kansas Washington Knights of Labor Ann Arbor Philadelphia Ann Baldridge Terre Haute Leavenworth Kan Sligo Milwaukee Victor W. Va Laurel Creek Gauley River

Five Deaths Reported as Rio de Janeiro Battles Rage

From Rio de Janeiro reports reach Buenos Ayres of yellow fever deaths amid ongoing bombardment of the forts in the civil war. The rebel and government fleets exchange heavy fire while stores close and panic spreads through the city. A sea battle between rebels and government ships is anticipated, potentially deciding the rebellion's fate.

Buenos Ayers Rio de Janeiro Peixoto

American Sailors Shot by Dominican Soldiers

The American schooner Henry Crosby ran into Old Agua San Domingo and its crew faced gunfire from Dominican soldiers. The first officer and four seamen were wounded as they fled to shore and back to the Crosby. The incident prompted a report to the U.S. government.

New York G. W. Clyde Turk’s Island Henry Crosby Old Agua San Domingo United States

Wheat and grain prices rise on light receipts in Cartcaco

Wheat and corn advance on light local receipts and buyers. Wheat gains noted with firm bids for January to May contracts. Corn and oats hold firm with small price ranges. Pork hogs and cattle show steady to firm bids. cattle receipts around 1,000 head and hogs about 15,000 head with typical bid ranges reported.

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