Dillon Tribune Publication Details
The Dillon Tribune lists publication frequency as every Friday and notes mail subscriptions prepaid or payable in advance with single copy pricing.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune lists publication frequency as every Friday and notes mail subscriptions prepaid or payable in advance with single copy pricing.
The piece savages Grover Cleveland for his conflict with the preceding administration and critique of his secretary of state. It notes Willis’s involvement and hints the provisional government aims to endure until 1896, predicting Democratic dominance and questioning motives behind the actions.
In the house of representatives the tariff bill debate intensifies with party bias. Wilson and associates push their scheme amid strong opposition to wool and lead provisions. Montana voters rally against the bill, with wool growers signing petitions and the state leaning Republican by about three fourths.
Protest from US commission merchants warns the Wilson tariff would hurt wool growers and domestic industry. Also notes boxing match chatter, Brazilian politics, and Montana governor's bid for a mineral exhibit fund at San Francisco Midwinter Fair.
The National Republican committee reorganizes for the 1896 contest as Republican momentum grows. European war clouds loom with armaments rising while silver and prices trend upward. Gov Waite pushes an extra session, opposed by lawmakers who favor immediate adjournment amid Montana capital battles. Pennsylvania Democrats tout firm policy under Cleveland, though party strength is small.
New churches built in America last year numbered nearly 10 000 The Australians have more churches in proportion to population than any other people The Methodist episcopal church in the United States began in a New York house in 1764 The Rev Dr Parkhurst urges clergymen to probe vice to be prepared for war against it The Rev J M Carter of Ash Grove Missouri is expelled for heresy He taught that the souls of the wicked simply dissolved and no future punishment
The California Midwinter International Exposition opened January 1 with flags raised across the grounds and daylong concerts. Visitors enjoyed the Santa Barbara sea lion exhibit Boone's wild animal arena the Ostrich farm Heidelberg castle and Vienna Prater among others. About 10 4000 paid admissions marked a strong start though the official opening date and full running order remained pending as exhibits arrived. The Hawaiian Day celebration is planned for June 4 with a grand feast and aquatic displays plus native dances and sports.
The Overman Wheel Company announces 1894 Victors priced at $125, down from $150, effective after January 1, 1894. The move pressures rivals to reveal their prices, aiming to stimulate a stagnating cycling trade and give buyers clearer plans for next season. Sporting Life notes this bold pricing could push others to follow.
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