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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1897
Page
4
The fragment outlines the Tribune Publishing Co official paper for Beaverhead County with subscription rates in advance and credit options. It lists contact details for letters, notices, and advertising and notes Dillon mail handling and an advertising agent in San Francisco.
Clinton Montana January 8 1897 report notes moving day in state politics with Governor candidates and party talk. It cites Populists Democrats and Beav erhead status plus Beav erhead officers and jurists while detailing national issues from McKinley to Cuba and a secret marriage of Claus Spreckels daughter and a 55 year old English widower.
Rebecca Warren joins Minnie Maddern Fiske's company while Max Alvary is reportedly seriously ill in Jena Germany. John Hare opens his second American tour in Montreal at the Academy of Music. Grace Sherwood plays Jennie Joyce in A House of Mystery. Agnes Ardeck acts opposite Donald Robertson and Brandon Douglass as Natalia in The Man In the Iron Mask. E K Rice titles The Gay Girl From Paris for New York. Whitney Mockridge announces a February to April tour beginning Feb 10 at Carnegie Hall. Louis H Funchette of Montreal completes a blank verse Veronica for Sarah Bernhardt and works on another play. W H Thompson dislocates a shoulder in Under the Polar Star at Harlem Opera House. Adelaide Cushman leaves Avenue Theater Stock Pittsburg to study in London and Paris. Martha Morton's A Fool of Fortune debuts at Macaulay's Theatre, Louisville, with William H Crane. W H Fitzgerald joins the Bostonians after years with Abrig's Cave in St. Louis. Thomas Q Seabrooke resigns Frohman forces to star again in The Speculator.
A Roxbury Gazette collection of social pet peeves lists several male types to avoid. From hums at the opera to crude jokes pressed on hurried strangers these caricatures sketch etiquette breaches in public life.
The article extols daily intellectual effort in schools and the value of singing to brighten rooms. It cites national meetings of the National Educational Association in Milwaukee 1897 and the American Institute of Instruction in Montreal, praising teachers who balance multiple tasks with skill.
The Helena audience heard Governor Smith’s inaugural address urging honest legislation and fiscal retrenchment. The Trreuneg endorses the governor’s call to curb state spending and shorten the current legislative session.
A collage of old notices includes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward offer and endorsements, testimonials, and price. It also mentions travel routes via the Burlington and a petition to extend woman suffrage, with signatures from Lucy R. Grannis and Grace Lamoust.
A compilation of sayings on women from Livy Haliburton Balzac Anonymous and others. The passage reflects views on gender, vanity and power framed as aphorisms with no narrative context.
A column of pithy aphorisms on human folly and politics. Observations touch on love, aging, regret, and misplaced gifts, with a wry note on tragedy and attention seeking.
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