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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1905

Page

4

Tribune Readers Urged to Report Missed Deliveries

Tribune urges subscribers who do not receive papers regularly and on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it consistently.

Tribune

Law Respect and Local Developments Noted in County News

Opinion warns that public disrespect for law harms peace and law enforcement. C J Power distributes new sheep inspection law pamphlets to sheep owners via Cornelius Hedges in Helena. Dillon and Anaconda vie to complete a Big Hole basin telephone line with Bannack to Wisdom as a possible first link. Bozeman plans police uniforming to curb vagrants.

Wonderland C. J. Power State Board of Sheep Commissioners Cornelius Hedges Helena Dillon Anaconda Big Hole Bannack Wisdom

When you get a cat alogue from a mail order house

Havre Herald urges readers to compare mail order terms with local merchants. Check credit terms and sidewalk subsidies, then ask for donations to roads and schools, and finally compare home prices after transportation costs to decide if trading at home is better.

Havre

Crop Outlook for Helena Area Sees Favorable Yields

Warm days and nights with normal sunshine boost wheat oats and alfalfa growth in Helena district. Except for moisture gaps in Cascade and Chouteau counties, crops show no major problems while stock water in eastern counties may tighten. Range prospects are high with cattle and sheep improving. poison weed losses noted. shearing progressing. vegetables and fruit benefiting with early market supplies.

Helena Montana Cascade Chouteau

Japan Accepts US Interdiction of Russian Ships at Manila

Washington reports Japan likely to express satisfaction with U S instructions to internee or remove the three Russian ships at Manila. Taft orders ensure no repair before internment, while Manila discusses 24 hour sail or dismantling. Loomis confirms US position amid ongoing war developments.

Naval cable reports Russian ships at Manila Bay and damage

Secretary Taft received a cable from Governor Wright dated Ma nila noting that three Russian warships the Aurora Jemtchug and Oleg commanded by Admiral Enquist anchored in Manila Bay with 145 wounded. A second message says all three ships are seriously damaged not seaworthy with 130 wounded. a board is to assess and 14 days are needed for repairs. Fifty men may be landed.

Admiral Train Washington Taft Governor Wright Manila Aurora Oleg Admiral Enquist Manila Bay Navy Department Enquist

Tsarist ukase installs Trepoff as dictator in Russia

Sensation in St Petersburg as Emperor Nicholas IIs ukase appears to elevate Governor General Trepoff to dictatorial power amid war crisis. Rumors fly of ministerial resignations and potential mobilization while radicals seek to use the Japan defeat to press reforms. The scene includes Bouligin resignation and possible successors, with reports of ministers stepping down and a journalists steamer protest on the Neva ending without police disturbance.

Trepoff St. Petersburg Nicholas Orisis Russia Sea of Japan Zemstvoists Moscow Count Lamsdorff M. Muravieff Justice Rome Alexieff Union of Russian Journalists Neva

Admiral Rojestvensky in favorable condition reports

The chief surgeon at Sasebo naval hospital states Admiral Rojestvensky remains in favorable condition with normal pulse and temperature and no brain complications. A palm-sized bruise on the right thigh and a pierced wound in the left foot are noted, but there is no sign of pus.

Rojestvensky Tokio Sasebo Naval Hospital

Russian Naval Losses in Sea Battle Reported

London dispatch cites Daily Telegraph correspondent stating total Russian casualties 14 000 killed 4 600 captured and 800 escaped in the naval engagement. It notes many prisoners suffer from disease and a large share are ill.

London Tokio The Daily Telegraph

Reid Meets British King and New Ambassador Visits Palace

Whitelaw Reid, the new American ambassador, had an audience with King Edward at Buckingham Palace and presented credentials. Three royal carriages conveyed the embassy to the palace, while Lansdowne met Reid and introduced him to the king. The reception was cordial as Queen Alexandra welcomed Mrs Reid and Miss Reid. Secretary Hay also visited the American embassy.

Court of St. James Palace London Alexandra Mrs. Reid Miss Reid Hay

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Ad

Catarrh treated as a blood or constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Claimed as a regular prescription from a top physician with tonics and purifiers. Send for testimonials. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. 75 cents. Hall's family pills recommended.

Hall F. J. Cueney & Co Toledo Ohio

Summons in Beaverhead County Superior Court Lima Township

State of Montana summons defendant John Bennington in Lima to appear before Justice George Noble on June 8 1905 at 2 PM to answer S B Burnside's civil suit for goods sold and delivered between Sept 3 1903 and Apr 3 1905 with default leading to judgment. issued May 8 1905.

State of Montana S. B. Burnside

Race riot in Turner South Carolina leaves two dead

In Turner South Carolina a race riot followed a child dispute alleging theft from a negro woman. Burrell McLane is killed and his son wounded while Dave Heigh’s son is also killed. A negro dies and three are wounded as white residents form armed vigilance and Sheriff Rayborn moves to the scene. Armed whites pursue several black suspects amid threats of lynching.

South Carolina Augusta Turner S. C Burrell McLane Rayborn McLane Dave Heigh

Devastating Tornado Hits Binghamton Wards Five and Six

A violent tornado tore through the Fifth and Sixth wards of Binghamton New York on June 6 destroying houses and barns along a several block stretch south of the Susquehanna River. No fatalities reported and one serious injury among those affected.

Binghamton N. Y Susquehanna River

Progress and Education Ties in Dr Swains Address

The Virginia City Times praised Dr H H Swain president of State Normal College Dillon saying his graduation oration was the best ever in the city. He delivered a clear extemporaneous talk on progress and education over the past forty years, with socialist hints but presented in broad, coherent terms.

Times Virginia City Times Dr. Swain H. H. Swain State Normal College Dillon Swain Virginia City

Bucklen’s Amica Salve Praised For Sore Healing

A Hope Texas resident D L Gregory states Bucklen’s Amica Salve quickly cured a bad sore and is effective for sore eyes. The advertisement notes it treats cuts burns ulcers fever sores and boils with strong claims from a local drug store listing.

Bucklen O. K D. L. Gregory Hope Texas Riley’s Drug Store

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