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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1903

Page

2

Administration Building at World’s Fair Saint Louis Described

The Washington University group headlining the World’s Fair includes a Tudor Gothic Administration Building. It is 325 by 118 feet in an H shape with a 77 foot tower and four corner octagons, built of pink Missouri granite and Bedford limestone, costing 250000 dollars.

St. Louis Washington University Group England Henry VIII University Missouri Francis Busch Hall Ligg

Montana Mineral Exhibit Aims for St Louis World’s Fair

The Montana World’s Fair commission tasks the Montana School of Mines faculty to lead Montana’s mineral exhibit for St Louis. Citizens and mining interests should submit labeled samples, with origin and owner details and assays when possible, to the School of Mines in Butte for cataloguing before shipment.

Montana St. Louis School of Mines Butte Exhi Portland Oregon Louisiana Purchase St Louis Alexander N. WincueEt Montana School of Mines

Facts About Leo Xill Reveals A Ruthless Yet Cultured Ruler

A portrait of Leo Xill portrays a disciplined, frugal, and cultivated pope who valued truth over gossip, kept a private Bank of England account, and owned a Paris dwelling. He praised nature, poetry, and learning, while maintaining strict Vatican discipline and early working hours.

Dante Virgil Bank of England Cardinal Joseph Paris Rome Sardinia Baltimore Vatican The

Railroad to Blame in Harrington Death at Missoula

Coroner's jury returns verdict that brakeman Harry Harrington died when run over by a freight train. Evidence shows Northern Pacific Railway at fault for inadequate grab iron safety on the car.

Missoula Harry Harrington Harrington Northern Pacific Railway

Kearsarge Reaches Port After Transatlantic Run

Bar Harbor Maine July 27 The United States battleship Kearsarge has arrived in harbor after a nine day voyage from the Needles to Mount Desert Rock covering 2900 miles at an average 13.16 knots. Admiral Barker aboard praised the ship’s performance noting its coal capacity and readiness for war.

Atlantic Ocean Bar Harbor United States Kearsarge Admiral Barker Associated Press Hemphill Navy Department The Needles Mount Desert Rock

Palmistry Clairvoyance Prominent Palmist Arrives in Dillon

Prof Harvey Bernardo described as the world’s youngest and most celebrated palmist arrives in Dillon and offers private consultations at the Medlen hotel room seven. He is hailed as a prince of clairvoyants and guarantees to reveal every incident of your life.

Harvey Bernardo Dillon Medlen Bernardo

Marital and Investment Guidance Offer by Prof Thomas

A newspaper advertisement promotes Prof Thomas offering life readings via clairvoyance palmistry and astrology to answer questions about marriage money and health. It promises personalized guidance by mail and in office hours with a sample fee of 1.60 dollars for birth date mail readings and questions.

Prof Thomas

Soap Longs of Natives on Nile Canoe Journey

William George Erving recalls an Adirondacks canoe trip down the Nile in Century magazine. He notes a large supply of soap drew intense interest from locals, disappearing rapidly after being given away. He describes the Sudanese riverman as clean, bathing in the river, while white cotton clothes resist washing. water is muddy and garments are scrubbed by treading.

William George Erving Adirondacks Nile

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