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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1893
Page
4
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Cholera alarms in Europe echo across America while Montana's economy reels from bank failures in Bozeman and Great Falls. Stock declines devastate many. gold and silver markets shift as imports surge and water works delay continues. Workers strike for board as savings vanish and mines suspend.
The article notes charitable efforts to feed a large daily number while Montana and other states grapple with financial disaster. It cites government actions to assess livestock fodder, surpluses to be disposed of, and rail transport of destitute miners from Colorado to Omaha. It mentions factory closures, distrust of Democratic policy, and a breakdown in industrial wages. It also discusses presidential salaries and expenses.
In Neihart and nearby towns citizens report peaceful conditions with no burglaries as electric lights are briefly off. Marysville urges residents to defend their state county and town, warning against efforts to undermine the community. Yellowstone Journal notes a Dillon race meeting drew about 6,000 spectators and strong performances, with track times improving.
The gathering shows the community as a great gainer with no definite action planned yet. The Custer County Horse Fair association agrees, while warning against flashy shows that could misappropriate funds. Neihart Herald notes exiles will soon return seeking aid, echoing chickens coming home to roost.
The Neihart story recounts a boom with 1 100 residents and 50 000 dollar monthly payroll shrinking to 200 people, no payroll, 68 idle teams, and no ore shipped as silver money policy debates spread. Also notes Salt Lake Tribune quotes on Siamese conflicts and Silver discussion, plus local business moves in Helena and Butte.
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