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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
9
Valentine P. Snyder, president of the reorganized Western National Bank of the United States, formed by merging the Western National and the Bank of the United States, takes the helm of the new institution as its head.
A Vatican selection names Right Rev. James Edward Quigley, formerly bishop of Buffalo, as the new Archbishop of Chicago. The piece notes the change follows a papal decision and reflects church leadership transitions of the era.
Bloodless Surgery Hospital plans a Chicago clinic for congenital deformity treatment using the bloodless method. Dr. Frederick Mueller, chief assistant to Dr. Adolf Lorenz, will establish the facility and oversee early operations.
The passage profiles Mme. Castro wife of the Venezuelan president, describing her upbringing as a simple country girl and her shrewd social skills alongside her husband’s prominence in the republic.
On a milk train ride Uncle Silas visits city hall bridges tunnels parks stock yards and tall buildings. He claims the new courthouse surpasses them yet notes country parks lack real woods. A lemonade break costs five cents where Silas pays with a dime, feeling they’ve misread him as a jay.
Cartoon dialogue joke about identifying a child’s resemblance to wealthy relatives. A mother asks who Johnny resembles while a bear character jokes about money among uncles.
A narrator speaks of reaching Easy street through hustle and placid rallies. Maxum notes the neighbor’s singing tonight is a notch better, and Mrs. M. jokes about a tom cat on the back fence providing the concert.
A brief exchange contrasts the French brightness of people with the idea of dependency on breakfast foods. The remark about children speaking French like graduates highlights cultural schooling. The piece lightly treats language and daily life as indicators of intellect.
A humorous verse on wooing portrays John mooning Sally by the gate and lovers using a microbe metaphor. Doctors and pills are mocked as love’s playful disease, while ignorance and marriage schemes drive the flirtatious tale to a wedding.
King Peter of Servia is proclaimed ruler after the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga. A descendant of a former royal line, he is 53 though he appears younger, of medium height with a fierce face and long moustache. In Egypt the German consul notes Legnano engine makers Sultzer and Tosi doing booming Mediterranean business with top engines. The czar’s menu card is described as printed in red on ivory with imperial crest.
Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland, nominated by Ohio Republicans for governor, is said to be President Roosevelt's choice for the vice presidential nomination.
Mr Herrick, born in Lorain county Ohio, educated at district school and Oberlin College, studied law but did not practice. He reached Cleveland in 1875 in debt, and now is worth several millions. He is in his forty ninth year.
Farmers in Pennsylvania refuse to pay more than $20 per month for teachers and propose paying $2 per day for men to dig potatoes. This hints at a cost-shifting dispute over public education funding and farm labor costs.
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