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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
6
Drying preparations worsen catarrh by drying secretions that decay on the membrane. Ely's Cream Balm cleanses soothes and heals, curing catarrh of cold in heat easily and pleasantly. Trial size 10 cents. 50c size at druggists. mailed sample available from Ely Brothers New York.
Claiming to cure coughs and colds at once Shilohs Consumption Cure pledges half a century of success and thousands of lives saved. Customer CHAS VANDERCAR of Waterford New York testifies while retailers offer bottles at 250 500 and 1.00 with a printed guarantee and money back if unsatisfied
London reports anxiety over Boer movements and reinforcements. Cape Town calls for 40 000 fresh troops as Lord Kitchener protects lines of communication and Rand mines. Dr Leyds recruiting in Europe for Namaqualand with payments to recruits. Dutch leaders foresee general uprising if Dewet arrives with arms.
The Chinese plenipotentiaries and the foreign ministers meet almost daily in Peking but no decision has been made on the details of the joint note. A first ministerial meeting may occur at the Spanish legation. A punitive expedition looms against Kao Li Ying with Baluchi and Japanese forces. Shanghai reports French overland action from Tonquin to Chen Tu if the Chinese court moves.
A London dispatch reports President Kruger plans a February trip to the United States with W. T. Stead to press for Boer independence. If realized, Kruger would visit President McKinley in Washington to discuss the South African republics.
Frank C Stew art treasurer and advance agent of the Town Topics traveling troupe was found dead last night in the Terminal hotel. Papers found among his effects indicate he died by his own hand through poison.
A sweeping column notes diverse items from Europe and America including a private hay collection reportedly owned by Mme Patti, royal anecdotes about Lady Bute in London, and a nurse supervised by Misa Orchardson. It also covers wills gifting property to child charities, poets, centenarian residents in West Virginia, and hotel decor plans for the Manhattan presidency suites.
The author muses on life in 1801 versus modern times, describing slow news, daily routines, and frontier life. He contrasts candlelight, horse travel, and hand labor with later inventions such as the telegraph, locomotive, and printing press, noting political figures and population shifts of the era.
The article discusses the title of princess royal not passing to the eldest daughter of English monarchs, the German crown prince’s pledge, the emperor’s practical views on his heir at 13 sent to Vienna public schools, and shared traits between Queen Wilhelmina and her husband elect, noting their early losses and maternal upbringing.
The piece outlines key rule themes from recent high court decisions. It covers contract extension with new consideration, common carrier negligence limits, application of payments to least secured debt, stockholder rights to inspect books, and a surviving partner’s option to buy stock and assets to wind up a decedent’s estate.
A compiled note on Boer guerrilla tactics in South Africa and British responses. The piece references 2500 strong guerrilla squads and Kitchener’s harsh measures to burn homes imprison suspects and stretch British resources while comparing to American independence struggles.
Classified notice from Dillon Montana listing advertisement details, price, and claims about continuous residence and cultivation. Mentions a register and various names obscured in OCR with reference to property and filing dates.
Final proof notice announces irrigation and reclamation of Desert Land near Lima and Dell Montana. Witnesses listed include Jno A Judah Emma Judah Joseph A Wall Henry Fitter. The filing names John A Judah and Emma Judah with witnesses Gleed and others for the claim in Montana.
The report notes a 60 mph train can be stopped within 120 yards after brake application. It says the Athens Piraeus tramway owners have three years to convert to an electric system. Melbourne plans electric lines to feed cables from suburbs. Pietermaritzburg will build a municipal electric tramway using eight wheeled double deck cars for trials.
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