Publication notice rates and business addresses for Dillon Tribune
The Dillon Tribune Publishing Co announces by mail advertising rates and local notices pricing per line with 15 cents first line and 12 cents for each additional line for handbill entries. Obituaries and social notices priced at 20 cents per line. All business correspondence should be sent to the Tribune Publishing Co. Entered Dillon Montana July 18 1890.
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Governor race stalls at Nashville Democratic convention
Reports from various sources highlight political stalemate as the New York quota at the Nashville convention fails to nominate a governor candidate. Other items note railroad finance debates, state elections in Idaho and Wyoming, and ongoing regional conflicts.
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Nashville
Prominent San Francisco chemist seeks water split power breakthrough
A noted chemist in San Francisco claims to separate water into oxygen and hydrogen to fuel an oxy hydrogen engine, promising a revolution in motive power. The report notes his bold assertion and potential impact if successful, without technical details.
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Chicago
John Charles Fremont Pioneer Explorer Politician Dies
The death of John Charles Fremont recalls his long career. Born January 11, 1813, he became a topographical engineer, explored the Des Moines River and the Rocky Mountains, named Fremont’s Peak, and traveled from Salt Lake to the Columbia headwaters. He helped California win statehood, served briefly in Congress, ran as Republican candidate in 1856, and held governorships in California and Arizona before retiring in 1888 at age 77.
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Behring Sea Fishery Outlook Sparks International Tensions
English sealing vessels remain active in Behring Sea and face U S enforcement actions. The United States asserts no rights for the foreign fishery operations and continues arrests of violators.
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Atlantic tensions over Alaska and Pacific coast dispute
The article discusses Anglo American and Canadian interests in Alaska, detailing Britain’s claim and naval protection efforts. It asserts the United States underpins a strong defensive posture with 7,000,000 potential military personnel and a capable navy, while Russia would not back England. It stresses a peaceful resolution but warns against humiliation of U.S. sovereignty.
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Montana's Commissioners Pledge Chicago World Fair Effort
Montana officials led by Mr Herschfield and Dr Mitchell push for strong state representation at the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago. They urge legislative funding and public support as Beaverhead County weighs its own role. The piece also includes a cooking tip on breaking eggs and a humorous reminiscence of a traveling tow man encountering a mischievous courtship tale.
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Dillon Theatrical Attractions and Local Notices
Dillon readers are told of Maguire's opera house line up including Maud Granger in Inherited and Creole, plus The Two Jacks and other acts. A health board notice warns premises and alleys must be cleaned within 24 hours or face nuisance penalties. Episcopal appointments list upcoming services July 20 to July 25. Ohio Republicans nominate Daniel J. Ryan for secretary of state and Thaddeus A. Minshall for supreme judge.
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Fay Templeton
Marie Wainright
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Satisfied Consumers
Readers praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective cure and resist substitutes. Advertisers note common claims of alternatives aim for higher profit and urge buyers to insist on the real Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists at 1 dollar for 100 doses, six for 5.
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