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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1898
Page
2
A partial timetable shows No.8 south and mail and express, No.7 northbound mail and express, No.27 through freight, with times listed 11:15 and 1:10 am and notes on locations Butte and Norghes.
Friday evening the Do-As-You-Please club met at Mr and Mrs W Orrs countryside home for a night of horrors. Twenty members arrived with the string band Pe oe air providing swapkant music. The Lay of the Last Minstrel impressed, praising Chas Conger as the best Minstrel choice. Mat Orr stood out as a dazzling figure, praised as a lion by all. An elegant supper accompanied the event, and departures occurred in the early morning hours. The art drofology will be reviewed next Friday at the Misses Morse home with Miss Alice Phillips assisting.
Aug. Ji Boge of Shreveport Louisiana and J F Campbell of Safford Arizona endorse Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds calling it the best seller and a sure cure. The ad claims a 25 year track record, urges free trials at Phil Anderegg’s drugstore and notes availability of legal and location blanks at the Dillon office.
The United States purchases Cascarets Candy Cathartio at about one million boxes annually with expectations of reaching three million before New Year. Drugstores stock 100, 20, and 500 box lots and guarantee customer satisfaction as the year-round bowel regulator.
The 93 year old mother of F W Dearborn of Idaho Street, once apart from her son for years, was brought from Vermont two to three months ago and has since enjoyed life. Last Tuesday Mr Dearborn and his wife hosted a birthday party with many guests, a sumptuous spread, and warm wishes for her to reach the hundredth mile post.
A letter cites the powerful effects of Favorite Prescription by Dr. R V Pierce claiming to restore nervous vigor and womanly health. It asserts the medicine promotes regularity and ease of childbirth and notes a testimonial from Mrs Marguerite Collin of Cutler Algoma.
Fort Wayne Indiana wires report Julian and Fitzsimmons named Joe Choyuski as middleweight to face McCoy and Peter Maher to meet Corbett. If McCoy and Corbett win against Choynski and Maher Fitzsimmons will meet both later under the only conditions.
Secretary Gage endorses the monetary commission report on currency reform. He praises its plain language and clear remedies, expressing hope for legislative action to cure financial weakness and secure the nation’s future.
Senator Stewart of Nevada speaks in Denver about a Rothschilds syndicate plan to divide China among gold standard nations and then target South America. He warns such moves threaten free institutions and the Monroe doctrine, claiming the money syndicate began with Napoleon and seeks global slavery.
Madrid dispatches report The Nacional a defiant anti government organ attacking President McKinley and Secretary Woodford. The paper, twice confiscated, claims government censorship cannot stop its reach to barracks. Braunitz dated January 4. Charles H Byrne, noted baseball pioneer, dies after long illness. Butterworth, Patent Commissioner, near death at Piney Woods hotel. doctors warn of imminent demise within 48 hours.
The Chicago board of trade annual session elected Zina R. Carter as president aboard the regular ticket. Z. P. Brosseau was the opposing candidate, drawing substantial support from elevator interests.
Chicago reports revival in foreign demand for American wheat, closing steady with a slight ye de cline. Corn and oats show little change, provisions weaken. cash quotes list various wheat, corn, and oat prices alongside futures. Regional livestock markets in South Omaha, Kansas City, and Chicago reflect mixed cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices.
In St Louis a grain market report notes price movements for May and July futures. The document lists bids and basis figures, with figures such as 7340 and 28340 appearing amid an abnormal OCR string. The readable items show trading activity and elevator notes without clear organizational names.
Twenty six people died and many were injured when a floor collapsed at London Ontario city hall during a victory gathering for municipal candidates. A beam failed and a half-ton safe and steam coil crushed victims as the crowd surged toward two doors amid panic.
Two men pushed into the Port Arthur express as it left Pittsburg and Gulf trains in Kansas City Missouri. They overpowered the messenger and rifled the car before the stop near Air Line junction. Authorities estimate the haul includes several thousand dollars in cash and jewelry though officials say little was taken.
Amid optimistic notes on urban growth a new era begins as New York City enters a major municipal governance period. Reports from London and St. Petersburg note distant geopolitical shifts while China consents to Russian surveys for a Port Arthur railway, shaping imperial movements across Manchuria.
In San Francisco the United States circuit court granted attorney Eugene Duprey leave to file a habeas corpus petition for W. H. T. Durrant, confined at San Quentin. Judge Morrow announced the matter would be taken under advisement and a decision would be issued today.
News from Jackson Mississippi reports E G Triplett, president of the Algorn agricultural and medical college for colored people near Rodney, was shot last evening on his way to prayer meetings. He is fatally wounded and sinking. no clue to the assailant. State education chief Kincannon was asked to send bloodhounds.
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