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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1890
Page
4
The Italian people fund a new Columbus monument to be placed in New York City's limits. Cost estimated at 20,000 dollars, statue carved in Carrara marble, 75 feet high, with a granite pedestal housing bronze reliefs and symbolic emblems.
The Inter Mountain notes a looming Montana political fight this fall. It urges Republican papers to declare their positions and asks where the Helena Journal and the Dr. Trts.xx stand on the proposal in question.
The Dirttox Tribune declares independence from party lines and urges public service over party aims. It reviews U S British correspondence on Behring Sea seal fisheries, Britain’s complaints, and Blaine Bayard positions supporting U S rights and Alaska’s 1867 transfer, noting Canada’s 1886 actions and the threat to the fur seal industry.
The passage argues Britain may claim rights to Ceylon pearl fisheries beyond three miles, risking conflicts at high seas. It notes the government sells fisheries yearly, while seal capture with explosives devastates colonies, killing many young seals to secure few adults and deplete the supply.
The text outlines treasury authority to buy up to 4,500,000 ounces of silver bullion monthly and issue treasury notes in denominations from 1 to 1000 dollars. Redeemable on demand in coin with parity goals for gold and silver, and monthly coinage plans tied to note redemption and seigniorage accounting. The act repeals prior limits and redirects national bank deposits toward a redemption fund.
A Dillon letter criticizes filthy streets and ditches feeding stagnant water hazards. It cites ordinance No. 8 sections on keeping ditches clean and prohibiting polluted water flows, urging stricter enforcement to protect health and morality.
A Marysville reader from Cal. praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as preventing malaria by improving blood health and claims it cured severe cases. The testimonial notes malaria myths about miasms and marshy air and asserts continued use keeps children well through summer.
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