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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
8
The Baltimore American notes Wu can handle intellectual controversy and defends Confucianism's impact on China. The New York Press argues Confucianism has done nothing for China, while Wu is praised for his smooth articulation compared to Li Hung Chang, and the Kansas City Times likens him to a talent that talks into prominence.
Three young women, Lucy Ford Flora Davis and Lelia Kirby, graduate from the Montana State Normal School after demanding essays on teacher preparation imagination and story work The program features piano and vocal numbers along with a keynote by Editor J H Durston and diplomas presented by local dignitaries
The article notes nearly 4000 miles of inland navigation in England and Wales and claims the Missouri River is about 200 miles longer than the Mississippi. It also warns that the Monongahela River destroys boiler integrity with 16 grains of sulphuric acid per gallon, especially in drought, making the water unsuitable for steam.
The guide suggests frying cold pork slices and serving with apple sauce and separate brown gravy. It warns jelly bags need soaking for better juice, notes baking powder should stay dry to prevent gas release, and advises against placing hot fillings under pastry crusts to avoid soggy, undercooked crusts.
A Cuban clash style column notes how one woman in fifty fits a rainy day uniform and mocks others love affairs. It jokes that favors go unacknowledged and a teen girl’s notion of helping at home starts with parlor cleaning and ends with keeping the hearth alive in marriage.
Deputy Marshal Grant Johnson reports Creek faction known as the Snake band rising in arms raiding the countryside. About 50 men led by John Creek seized and whipped peaceful Creeks near Proc tor and took detainees to Hickory Ground. They oppose all treaties and have declared independent authority, prompting calls for federal protection as soldiers may be needed.
United States Ambassador White presented McKinley’s congratulations to Emperor William I on the bi centenary of the Prussian king’s coronation. The reception at Schloss featured new knights and royal orders, with princes and princesses present and a noon chapel service followed by luncheon.
Walter McAlister Andrew Campbell and William Death were found guilty of second degree murder in the Paterson mill girl Jennie Bosschieter case. The verdict followed fourteen ballots with Judge Dixon presiding as jurors were dismissed until Monday morning.
Dispatch from Wichita reports the Bristow Bank in Indian Territory held up by outlaws. The bank president was shot five times and mortally wounded. Robbers escaped with cash as a pursuing posse hunts for them. Bristow lies east of Guthrie.
An advertisement invites all to call at City Drug Store to obtain a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. The remedy promises to cure and relieve chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis, and consumption and is sold at 25 and 50 cents.
National Irrigation a Journal devoted to irrigation and its kindred interests priced at 1.00 per year offers a two for one deal with The Tribune at 2.25 per year. December issue includes a special report of the National Irrigation Congress in Chicago and supply is limited thus readers should act quickly.
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