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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
7
Reading lists community happenings from Twin Bridges and Dillon Montana. Dr Gibson lectured on phrenology, public meetings celebrated independence and fireworks, with town improvements in progress and updates on schools, churches, businesses, and local residents.
The article debunks free trade claims of rising manufactured exports, presenting January and February values for 1804 and 1805. It shows overall export values fell slightly while percentages rose due to weak agricultural exports. It lists substantial year-to-year declines in many manufactured goods sold abroad, arguing the markets were wide open yet exports decreased.
The item highlights include nine year old M Marchegay as a deputy in France, Lord Dunraven's rising influence, and John Thorn's bequests to railroad conductors. It notes John Wanamaker's philanthropy plans, Professor Briggs status, Labouchere’s speaking style, and Bismarck’s many decorations. Also covered are Gustav Jovanovitch’s shepherd dogs, Arthur Balfour’s switch to cycling, Greece’s Andreas Tatsos death, Danish explorer Borchgrevink reaching Victoria Land, John Cook Jr becoming mayor of Bonnerport, Buckner’s age and vigor, German method, and a dramatic Kuasara officer’s death report.
The promised post tariff trade boost has moved slowly and now shows a distant promise. Democratic authorities say activity is mainly in foreign goods and does not ease unemployment or fill empty pockets.
The article reports that in the first six months under the new tariff, foreign rice imports at New York totaled 29,888,000 pounds, an increase of 22,18'900 pounds over the same period previous year, a gain of substantial note for southern rice growers.
The clause imposing a duty on diamonds, aimed at revenue from imports, has achieved protectionists' goal by creating a new American industry, the Philadelphia Inquirer notes.
The piece discusses electric light racing at the Ohio state fair, the need for constant care of fast trotting tracks, and Terra Haute’s beloved horse. It notes a strong year for horsemen, rising trotting influence in Europe, Carbine’s earnings, Harry Hamlin at Buffalo track, Palo Alto farm records, breeding to Adbell, and asks if extreme speed harms mare breeding.
Cartooned quotes note varying views on the coming woman from major papers. The Cincinnati Tribune cites a clean city with a woman supervisor. The Los Angeles Express imagines a woman sipping tea and smoking. The New York World asks about baby care and dress. The Detroit Sun foresees no babies to dress. The Philadelphia tale tells of a $50 000 breach suit settled for $10. The New York paper ponders bloomers and editor help.
The text notes the first PhD at the University of Chicago going to a Japanese scholar and the University of Lille adding a journalism department as a continental first. It mentions school reforms replacing sponges and state pencils with paper, pens, and pencils, and Dartmouth College funding a $50,000 paleontology archaeology and ethnology endowment from a $165,000 Kansas City legacy.
New York imports of woolen dress goods rose by 750000 square yards in the first half of the tariff operation, compared with increases of 2300000 pounds for woolen cloths, according to early trade figures.
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