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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
2
A 1902 Dillon Montana newspaper tirade critiques Roosevelt and Taft, claiming Roosevelt dominates Chicago convention control and party strategy. It portrays Taft as driven by Roosevelt and mocks White House statements and partisan campaign management. It reflects partisan press tone of the era with sharp rhetoric about religion, labor and immigration.
The piece argues the Republican platform, while praising Roosevelt, overstates party deeds. It contends real development came from labor and pioneer effort well before the party’s rise, asserting parties cannot alone develop industries and resources of the country.
The text accuses the Republican party of fostering trusts and protective tariffs that raise living costs and depress wages. It argues tariff protection created a damaging panic and that the party benefits only a favored few while policies hinder national industry growth.
Special correspondent analyzes factional divides in the GOP amid Taft and Roosevelt tensions. It notes sickness of Sherman as vice presidential candidate and possible vacancy rules, while contrasting platform ambiguities and Cleveland's death with reflections on silver policy and party fortunes.
A Montana market analysis argues against panic selling by sheepmen as eastern buyers aim to depress wool prices. It notes limited domestic surplus, the role of improving demand, and a Republican Senate unlikely to push tariff bills, forecasting remunerative returns for the wool industry.
The text extols the president and his widow, praising her as the finest wife and mother ever to occupy the White House. It expresses belief that the American people will extend sympathy and wish her comfort now and for eternity under divine mercy.
Tickets available from Utah and Wyoming points for July 8 and 9 depart via Oregon Short Line and Overland route. Other points have July 7 and 8 departures. Final return date August 6. See agent for rates and further particulars.
Rooms 1 and 2 in the Mellen Building host Dr. Walker. Office hours are 10 to 12.8 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. The residence listed is 825 So. Hegre Wre, with unreadable following numbers and name.
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