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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1894
Page
3
Grand Master Workman Sovereign vows renewed energy and road block tactics as labor leaders pledge to fight on. Reports describe a nationwide railway strike with arrests, hangings, martial law, and troop deployments amid tensions in Ayaconna Cincinnati and Sacramento during mid July.
Two masked men with shotguns stop Montana Central express wagon near Hexena on July 14. They drive off the driver and seize the wagon and contents including a box valued at $11,600. No injuries reported. Investigating officers seek suspects and stolen property.
A Milwaukee circuit court hearing on the Montana Union railway may transfer control to Union Pacific receivers. If favorable, lines from Silver Bow to Butte and Garrison join the mountain division under W H Bancroft, expanding total mileage to 2062. Debs comments follow, noting ongoing strikes and federal involvement amid violence in Chicago and Sacramento.
Summons served on Debs Kelcher Rogers and Howard of the American Railway Union by the U S circuit court in Pennsylvania to appear in August on information filed similarly to prior injunctive actions. Trains move in Dallas under marshal protection as federal probes and penalties unfold.
Cutcaco July 14 The Building Trades Council of Chicago did not vote to assist the American Railway Union but remained unanimously opposed to offering assistance at its regular meeting tonight.
Picnic Springs in Centennial valley offers a pretty rustication spot near Red Rock with lakes and creek fishing all summer. Nearby mountains provide hunting, and comfortable seasonal quarters are available at reasonable rates through Mrs. W. N. Cunver Magdalen P. O. Madison Co. Mont. Mail from Monida to the Springs three times weekly by Sam. Burnside, mail carrier.
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