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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1898
Page
2
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Undersheriff William Smith arrived in Alva to verify the dead outlaw Paul Metcalf, who died of wounds before capture. The Missouri burial followed and a $250 reward was paid. Smith denies prior reports that Metcalf denied his identity, stating he acknowledged being Metcalf and wrote to relatives before dying.
The United States buys Onsarets candy at about two million boxes annually with expectations to reach three million before New Year. Drugstores stock 100 250 and 500 box lots and guarantee a cure.
Estate of Edward Gilbert receives letters of administration to Mary L Tilton. Estate of Catherine A Kennedy files second annual report with hearing notice. Estate of Thomas Banks seeks final accounts and creditor notices with publication and posting affidavits. Estate of Joel Richardson inventories and seeks sale of personal property with hearing notice. Cases include Josephus Rich as administrator versus Charles Perry et ux and others. Labor force interest notes twelve youths express job interest in a Dillon abbt and overall factory potential.
The Rev Dr Brown appeared before the Bay conference and expressed deep contrition for backsliding. He admitted some accusations were true, sought forgiveness, and asked that his name be dropped from the church association roll after his expulsion was decided. He called the outcome hard to bear yet for the best.
California marks a gala week for the golden jubilee of the 1849 discovery of gold. San Francisco hosts events drawing miners pioneers and western travelers with younger descendants contributing to a unique celebration near Coloma. The week centers in San Francisco with broader national attendance from Nevada Utah and Denver.
January grains and livestock reports from Ontcaco and South Omaha show wheat hitting one dollar led by the Leiter crowd pushing May contracts higher. March futures closed with gains and cash quotes list No 2 red wheat at 12 05e and cattle and hog prices mixed across regional markets.
Havana and Key West reports describe the battleship Maine reaching Havana at 11 am and receiving salutes. Cabinet discussions occur over telegraphic links to Key West as Washington eyes Cuban events. Spain’s De Lome notes quiet conditions and suggests no disturbance.
Rioting erupted at 9 o clock this morning after it was learned a Hebrew stabbed a Spaniard. A mob looted Hebrew stores while the governor general with fixed bayonets urged quiet. About 3,000 cited the Vives la gouverneur generale and the governor withdrew to the winter palace escorted by police. Several Hebrews were assaulted and many arrests reported.
Jan 25 reports indicate a massive meteor fall witnessed near PoosTeiro Idaho. The event drew residents outdoors with sighting of a bright fireball crossing the night sky and a distant rumble noted by several observers. Additional details from local authorities are awaited.
The Indianapolis board of trade started a monetary reform movement that grew into a national convention in Indianapolis. Governor Mount welcomed the gathering as Leslie M. Shaw of Iowa presided and C. Stuart Patterson presented the election report.
Editors Li Seasion LINcoLy Jutu report the 26th annual Nebraska Press association session in this city with about 100 newspaper men and women present, described as one of the best meetings in the association’s history.
Adolph L Luetgert finished his personal testimony on January 26 as State's Attorney Deneen ended cross examination abruptly. He said he did not employ detectives to find his wife and the court debated presentation of books the state claimed showed dishonest acts.
Boston report says the second week of the cotton mill strike began with strong resolve on both sides at principal centers. Gates remained closed at New Bedford Biddeford and Lewiston factories with no openings at the big corporation mills.
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