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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1895

Page

3

Declare for Silver Democratic Mass Convention in Denver

The Democratic mass convention in Denver adopts a resolution program for free coinage of silver at 16 to 1 with gold, pledges never to surrender silver, and calls for organizing across Colorado. Delegates to the Washington bimetallic convention are named. a rainstorm drives attendees into shelter as a Nebraskan speaker energizes the crowd.

Democratic Party of Colorado Denvra Newell State Committee Samuel E. Brown J. H. McDonald Ward County Democratic Party of Colorado Jefferson Jackson United States of America Democratic Party Denver United States Illinois Thomas K. O'Donnel John Sherman Yeaman Alva Adams Washington Charles 5. Thomas T. J. O'Donnell John A. Gordon Jo Ernest Meiere KM. Ellis J. W. Barnes E. Sates Charles O. _Unfag Theron T. Gonnel Joseph Morgan Seren

Taylor Bonds For Court Appearance In August

Taylor posts a 25000 dollar bond with 94000 dollar justification in place. He will travel to Redfield to remain until the August 18 court appearance.

Taylor Pierre Redfield

Firemen Meet Death in Minneapolis Crockery Fire

Five firemen killed and six injured as walls toppled at McDonald Bros wholesale crockery in Minneapolis. The five deceased were Frank Evkin, Walter Richardson, Joseph Hoy, Johan Henvgen, Christian Sandt. injuries include John Grey, Ernest Caldwell, Henry Gay, W H MacDonald. The blaze caused utter ruin of a five story brick building and adjoining structures. Large San Francisco blaze destroys $1,000,000 in property. three blocks burned, Carrick Williams & Wright factory, Fourth Street spread, wind driven, checked by brick vaults and hotels.

Minneapolis McDonald Bros First Avenue Third Street Aremen Department Frank Evkin Leutenant Walter Richardson Jooseph W. Hoy Jouan HenveEn Christian Sandt John Grey Ernest D. Caldwell Henry Gay W. H. McDonald San Francisco Carrick Williams & Wright Fifth Street Bryant Brannan Bluxome Fourth Fifth Fourth Street Third Townsend Laghman Zoo Street New Mechanics’ Hotel Freeton Street

Two Firemen Die as Ragshop Fire Hits Worcester

A blaze at Hubely Manufacturing ragshop in Brackett court Worcester Massachusetts July 2 kills two firemen and injures eight others. Firemen from hose No 4 attacked the top story when the floor collapsed trapping and killing W F Brigham age 34 and Lieutenant J J Boyle age 86.

Worcester Mass Hubely Manufacturing Company Brackett Court W. F. Brigham J. J. Boyle George 8. Coleman W. N. Avery John B. Casey F. H. Bassford R. D. Robinson E. ©. Atwood Henry Hall E. C. Chamberlain Lieutenant Boyle Brigham

Adisson Peralta Reavis Remanded Over Bond Bail

In Santa Fe on July 2 United States Commissioner Pope ordered James Ad-dison Peralta Reavis jailed after he failed to post a $50,000 bond for charges of attempting to defraud the government of $100,000. Reavis claimed he could furnish the bond but did not.

Santa Fe N. M United States Pope James Addison Peralta-Reavis Reavis

Wheat Markets Edge Higher on Cash Demand

Chicago grain markets show 2 Wheat weak in forenoon then firm with liberal cash business. provisions and Cariaco July prices mentioned as traders chase cash demand.

Chicago Cariaco

Omaha Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep

South Omaha Live Stock market report shows cattle receipts of 2000 head with varied weights and prices from 3.23 to 5.40. hogs receipts 470 head with prices from 4.00 to 4.80. sheep receipts 800 head with muttons at 2.25 to 3.50 and lambs 3.00 to 5.50. Market described as steady to stronger for cattle and five to lower for hogs.

South Omaha Louis Owawa

Physiological Facts From Old Globe Democrat

A detailed explanation of bodily functions and senses from the St. Louis Globo-Democrat notes how fingers grasp, the pupil adjusts to light, eyelashes protect the eye, and the eye lens needs aging aids. It explains odor, coughing effects on headaches, taste decline with age, and why noses and mouths align. The teeth transmit watch ticks, fingertips grip tiny items, and foot arches support weight for motion.

St. Louis Globo-Democrat

Birthday of My Life Poem by Christina Rossetti

The lines celebrate a birthday of life and love with rich symbolic imagery. Poem depicts a heart as a singing bird and an apple tree, then requests a dais of silk and riches to honor the beloved arrival. The speaker, Christina Rossetti, marks a personal renewal as love arrives.

Christina G. Rossetti

Sunday laws of 1781 still govern England's Sunday

A London Queen captioned piece recounts how Sunday observation laws from 1781 influence modern Sunday activities. It notes prosecutions for Sunday lectures and prohibitions on open air music charging for chairs, with miraculous examples from 1200 1201 to justify continuing Sunday restrictions.

England Lord Hobhouse Leeds Eustace Mlaye Beverly Rafferton Wakefield Lincolnshire London

The Stamp of Style in Fashions of the Season

Spotted capri nets in black and white are used for neck ruffles with light kid gloves and white maize and lavender stitching. Buttons ornament gowns, capes match travel outfits with hooded linings, hand painted satins appear on bodices parasols and capes, and natty bathing suits feature black alpaca with white braid accents.

China New York Sun

Printed envelopes cut misdirected mail says Dillon firm

A Dillon Montana printer urges businesses to order printed envelopes with their name and address in a corner to improve mail delivery. They offer prepaid printing at 60 cents per hundred and provide pricing for other printing services. Orders directed to Trieune Pye nissine Co. in Dillon.

Trieune Pyenissine Co Dillon, Mont

Stop Killing Birds to Save Crops and Gardens

A public plea urges state and national legislatures to curb bird destruction as honeyed pests rise. It argues robins and bluebirds have vanished from towns and villages, increasing pest pressure that harms trees and crops, and suggests stopping bird-killing to allow populations to rebound over years.

Beaverhead County Wood Supply Bids Sought

Beaverhead county invites bids by July 14 1805 for twenty cords of dry log wood and forty cords of green cord wood. Logs must be at least sixteen feet long and six inches at small end. cord wood to be all body wood. Bids opened July 15 at the county commissioners office. contract awarded to lowest reasonable bidder.

Beaverhead County County Commissionera J. Munry

Beaverhead County Printing Bid Notice

Beaverhead county seeks printing services through July 14 1805 for legal advertising blank books and official publications. Bids open July at the county commissioners office. The commissioners may reject any or all bids and reserve the right to award as deemed best.

Beaverhead County

Notice to Creditors Estate of Michael McAndrews

Notice is given by Philip J. McAndrews as administrator of the estate of Michael McAndrews deceased to all creditors and others with claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to W Barbour attorney at Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated June 12 16H.

Michael McAndrews Philip J. McAndrews Perenne W. Barbour Dillon Montana Beaverhead Pure J. McAndrews Michael] McAndrewa Barbour Katate

Stamp Collecting Across Nations Highlight Recent Issues

The piece lists U S stamps valued from 1 to 10 cents and notes Germany issuing a Bismarck postcard for the Iron Chancellor’s birthday. Peru plans a new issue made in New York, Chile chronicles two unpaid letter stamp series, and Russia’s late Duke Alexis pursued a history of postal issues before his death. Costa Rica stamps are often cut in half for half value. A diagonally perforated one and a half cent orange stamp were recently received by collectors.

United States Germany Bismarck Peru New York City Chile Alexis Russia Costa Rica

Cat Returns After Newspaper Ad In Providence News

A letter from Providence praises The News for helping reunite a lost cat with its owner. The cat reappeared within 86 hours of the advertisement, leaving the writer unsure whether the cat acted on the ad or someone found it and dropped it in the yard. The writer expresses gratitude to The News.

Providence News

Artistic Oddities and Notable Fellows of the Era

The passage notes left handed drawing by Menzel and right handed painting, Leighton as a multi talent figure, Lafcadio Hearn’s mixed heritage and Japan connection with Cincinnati roots, Marie Corelli described in playful terms, and James Whitcomb Riley’s careful, slow writing with old associates referenced.

Menzel Frederick Leighton Lafcadio Hearn Japan Cincinnati Marie Corelli Corelli James Whitcomb Riley

Progressive Princess Correspondence for Egyptian Exhibit

Mrs Weldon wife of Atlanta Constitution editor seeks to secure an Egyptian women’s exhibit for the Cotton States and International Exposition. Princess Nazie of Cairo a modest Moslem reformer embraces new freedoms and counts many American friends and correspondents.

Weldon Frank Weldon The Atlanta Constitution Nazie Cairo Egypt Nazle America

Woman Questions Count of Husbands Before Kiss

A Detroit Tribune excerpt shows a woman calmly confronting a man about having twelve husbands. She answers yes then kisses him, noting she is not superstitious. The dialogue contrasts thoughtful preoccupation with societal expectations and romantic boldness.

Detroit-‘Tribune

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