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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1904
Page
7
The Tribune Press Company disclaims responsibility for debts from employees except when orders signed by the manager are provided. Subscribers not receiving the paper regularly and on time should notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
The senate committee on military affairs exonerates General Wood of charges and backs his confirmation as Major General. Senator Foraker notes witnesses could not prove charges and grievances biased many testimonies. The piece argues Wood’s promotion follows merit, not seniority or politics in an election year.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat and Boston Herald discuss Roosevelt’s nomination in 1900. The piece argues Roosevelt secured West support and a front for 1904, despite Platt’s role, and defends the Panama Canal action as timely and necessary, with praise for Roosevelt and critique of Colombia’s conduct.
Interviews in the Butte Inter Mountain feature Thomas and Terrance Flynn visiting Dillon with Patrick Flynn. They praise Dillon’s new waterworks and hydrants, predict Dillon will rival Butte as a smelting hub, note Ajax ore shipments and Big Hole projects, and mention plans to sell Ajax to eastern buyers. The piece also argues Montana is Republican, citing growth, protectionism, and Roosevelt-era policy favorability.
In transit from Butte to Dillon a freight carrying two large French plate mirrors 46 by 78 inches was broken into hundreds of pieces. The mirrors valued at 140 dollars were sent by Agent Kern of the Brunswick Balke Callender Co for Provost and Ripley’s new resort back bar.
State of Montana Beaverhead County oath by A L Stone cashier attesting to the bank balance sheet figures for loans discounts overdrafts real estate furniture and fixtures due from banks cash on hand and deposits subject to check certificates of deposit saving deposits and other liabilities with signatures of directors and notary public dated January 4 1904.
A catalog style listing shows men's and ladies' wear featuring alligator and snake skin leathers with prices from .25e to 1.25. The items reflect a range of luxury leathers and accessory offerings in a period catalog.
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