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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1893
Page
2
Dillon readers learn about a book titled Homes for Visitors to the World's Fair listing about 6000 families with rooms to spare, hotels, city maps, and how to contact hosts for lodging during the fair. Also notes fast vestibuled through trains Chicago to Omaha and tips on the latest puzzles and fundraisers for newspaper workers.
The paper announces the appointment of a new Commissioner of Pensions, a seasoned soldier believed to ensure justice for veterans. It urges U S soldiers and heirs to file claims early to safeguard potential retroactive benefits and notes no expected medical changes in pension administration. It advises writing to The Press Claims Company in Washington for assistance with applications and lists contact details for Joan Wedderburn, Managing Attorney.
The anti trust convention at Apollo Music Hall in St Paul elected Governor Nelson of Minnesota as chairman and E S Meany as secretary. Utah’s Phil Corcoran urged coal lands and railroads be purchased for the people. Delegates proposed forming an Anti trust Association of the United States with a national committee. Debate featured strong calls for confiscation of trust property and critiques of current monetary controls.
Pittsburg is known in Europe as the City of Bridges. London port handles 1,000 ships and 9,000 sailors daily. A habitually neglectful tipper is termed a miff by New York waiters. In Massachusetts 86 towns lack resident physicians. Sweden and Norway forbid convents for men or women. Some New York society women wear crowns bought from impoverished European royalty or their descendants.
At the St Paul reciprocity convention Hon P H W Kelly welcomed delegates and George Fisher of Manitoba urged restoring the 1854 treaty or a more liberal one with a free list of manufactured goods. He said Canada will not accept mere exchange of natural products. A permanent organization committee was named as the meeting adjourned for the flag.
The document notes Penns orchestra of 45 pieces and salaries in Spanish colleges at 2000 per year. It lists Girard College costs last year at 440,052 and a current balance of 3585 1208. Harvard annex studies woman influence on French politics from Radegunde to Louise Michel. Michigan alumni total 10,003, about double that of other institutions. Harvard 5,453. Yale 4,018.
A vintage ad style summary notes Dr King’s New Discovery selling 2,228,672 bottles in a year in the United States with a money back guarantee. It also touts Electric Bitters for liver stomach and kidney aid and Ballard’s Horehound Syrup praised by a Texas resident. It includes mentions of royal figures and various patent medicines sold by N M White’s Drug Store.
Regular court terms fixed for 1891 in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties. Sessions begin at 10 o clock a m on the specified Mondays with January April July October in Jefferson, February May August November in Madison, and March June September December in Beaverhead. Clerk R Z Trostas signs.
A fragmentary OCR list mentions metalworking and mining terms including Iron Mountain Combination Pandora, Cumberland, Glengarry, Granite Mountain, Butte, Boston Bi-Metallic, Whitabeth, and Boston & Montana. The text is partial and lacks clear context or dates.
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