Britain and Russia war talk dominates Far East as fleets mobilize
On the Empress of India voyage British officers and merchants report growing prep for potential war with Russia in the Far East. Hong Kong depots fill with coal and munitions while small gunboats gather for possible use. Li Hung Chang shifts to Russian interests, backing removals and new rail concessions. Russian and British fleets disperse across multiple Asian ports, signaling heightened tension and strategic moves in China and near waters.
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The Cake Walk Benefit in Dillon for Spanish-American War fund
The Co E Benefit Entertainment Saturday night drew a splendid crowd as Dillon ladies organized the event to raise funds for a hospital or emergency fund for patriotic volunteers in the war. The mood was patriotic and the effort praised for its novelty and success by the townspeople.
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Summit Hotel Opens At Monida On Busy Tourist Night
The Summit Hotel at Monida opened Friday night to strong guest praise. Mesara Burnside & Paul run the two story 22 room establishment east of the railroad at Monida station serving tourists taking the Monida and Yellowstone stage to the National Park. Over 130 guests attended with many from Lima, Dillon and surrounding areas as a ball supper and breakfast were offered free by the hosts.
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Dillon and vicinity notes mix of arrivals and events
Helena visitors Pat Ward Geo Buck and James Pettet pass through Dillon while locals like J E Fellows and Mrs Fellows travel to Chicago. A fire in Livingston darkens the city, dredge equipment arrives, tourism expands with 300 excursionists to Twin Bridges, and front-end Indians and a Lawrence Kansas dry goods store opening prompt town chatter.
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Medicine Lodge School Closed and Lodge Guests Entertain
Special correspondence from Auror reports a busy period at the Lodge with visitors and relocations. Misa Bella Rife and her mother visited the school and Miss Madie Rife visited relatives. Mr. D. B. Noble stayed with his daughter Mrs. T.B. Oraver. Lillian Bradeen finished a three month term and will attend a teachers institute in Dillon then visit Anoka Minnesota. Edward Rife is staying with I. Rife for health. Geo. Bar reportedly shot a bear in the canyon above I. Rife's place. Antone Schwartz family to return to the creek while assisting at Mountain View ranch. B. Bond and son surveying nearby. M. Andyus family to move to L. A. Harkness place on Horse Prairie. Mrs. M. J. Wadams moving to Lima. Mr. Hill of Idaho visiting daughter Mrs. O. H. Law Bess.
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County Institute and Local News Roundup
The county institute met with Summer Normal and teachers, sessions 1 30 to 4 p.m. in the high school. Prof Birchard visits, learning methods across grades, drawing and reading lessons outlined. Local notes include typhoid cases at Camp Merritt, a shooting incident and hospital stay, butte and anaconda races fading in interest, and a frank political shift toward the democratic side.
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Sensible remedy touted for pale girls at risk of consumption
Mrs. John Tansey of Detroit endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after her sixteen year old daughter and another teen friend improved dramatically from weakness and pallor. She urges mothers to keep the remedy on hand as a household aid.
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