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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1894

Page

4

Montana and national politics and notices in 1894

Long reading of Montana politics and notices. Discussion covers Maginnis and Democratic critiques, Sam Hauser and Sam Ward as party figures, hotel cooks, Gov. government criticism, ferry boat suggestion for Big Hole, Richard Croker in Paris, Populist party critique, Wilson tariff, naturalization drive in Silver Bow, Montana Press Association praise, and final note on cheap lands and U S land expansion.

Maginnis The Democracy of Montana Sam Hauser Sam Ward Party Madison County Monitor Big Montana

Montana Democrats Lose Ground in Senate Fight

A Chicago Record interview with Major Martin Maginnis reveals pessimism about Montana electing a senator next winter. He blames tariff and silver policy on the Democratic party, noting mine closures and wool duties. Maginnis predicts no party revival and laments losing allies, while Bob Smith shifts to the Populists.

Chicago Maginnis Martin Maginnis Montana Senate Democratic Bob Smith Smith Pops

Little Women Power Brokers and Society Notes

A mosaic of prominent women and figures. Mrs U S Grant’s income is noted at 24000 annually while Mrs M O Miner serves as secretary of the Kansas Pharmaceutical association. Mme Crispi and Miss Rockefeller appear among high profile names. The piece mentions a prize awarded by the Royal Institution to Miss Agnes May Clerke for astronomy and lists endowments and residencies at Bryn Mawr. It references Mrs May Wright Sewell as a Indianapolis school proprietor and Miss Dr Hamilton in Kabul with guards, plus the Marquise Lanza in Washington. It concludes with Mrs Jane Belmont’s 103rd birthday and historical notes on the Clermont voyage in 1807.

M. O. Miner Kansas Pharmaceutical Association Mme. Crispi Austria George W. Childs Washington Rockefeller Agnes May Clerke Royal Institution of London Mary Garrett Baltimore Taylor Woman's College Bryn Mawr May Wright Sewell Woman’s Club Indianapolis Dr. Hamilton England Ameer Kabul Marquise Lanza Marquise Lanza di Brolo Joseph MacDonald Matthew Arnold America United States Indiana Frances. Lea Chamberlain Philadelphia National Museum Isaac Lea Henry Ward. Beecher Jane Belmont Dover James Triplett Robert Fulton

Fin Feather and Fur Tales From Natural World Curiosities

A series of brief zoological notes describes clever training of tame turkeys to hunt wild ones, a nightingale’s song heard a mile away, and apes fighting to bite fingers. It also mentions a 32 pound Los Angeles domestic cat, a luminous electrical fish in the Mediterranean, and the voracious monkfish that preys on cormorants and harms nets.

Los Angeles Atlantic Mediterranean

Royal Watch: Victoria’s Love of Animals and Monarchy Daily Life

The piece notes Queen Victoria’s fondness for animals, praises the Greek king as a skilled swimmer and keen on fishing, and mentions the Belgian king’s routine bicycle rides near Lacken Palace.

Theater Gossip Mixes Casting Moves and Departures

Eleanore Mayo may join Batonians next season while Ida Mulle resigns from the White Flag company. Ada Gray to stage Hast Lyne in England and Paul Arthur named principal support to Della Fox. Down In Dixie is new comedy by Thomas H. Davis. Walden Ramsay and Charles Seaman to appear in Sam's of Posen. Annie Yeamans retires from Harrigan’s company after 17 years. Charles Robinson dies in Muncie. May Yohe may return with Little Christopher Columbus company from London. Scott Marble's Tennessee's Partner to open at Boston Museum then tour. Theodore L. Cuyler says the Christian cannot attend the theater. Massenet Werther to be staged in London next June and visit America next year.

Eleanore Mayo Batonians Ida Mulle White Flag Charles Alfred Byrne Sam’s Posen RED MacLean Ada Gray Lynne England Paul Arthur Della Fox Down In Dixie Thomas H. Davis Walden Ramsay Charles Seaman M. B. Curtis Annie Yeamans Edward Harrigan Charles Robinson Herbert Brothers Muncie Ind American Dramatists’ Club Charles Barnard America Christopher Columbus Lyric Theater London Scott Marble Ennessee Pardner Boston Museum Theodore L. Cuyler Brooklyn Massenet Werther Metropolitan Opera House New York Mme. Calve Milk

Miseries Of The Great A Glimpse Of Historical Moods

A Saint Louis Globe Democrat recounts famed figures and their private torments from insanity and poverty to debt and imprisonment. Cowper Cervantes Caesar Bunyan Bacon Corneille Louis XIV Hawkesworth Goldsmith Vespasian Baxter Cromwell Henry VII are noted for personal miseries.

Cowper Cervantes Julius Caesar Bunyan Roger Bacon Corneille Louis XIV Hawkesworth Goldsmith Vespasian Roman Empire Baxter Cromwell Henry VII St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Wisdom Teeth and Truthful Courtesy in Town Talk

A reflective excerpt from the Danbury era emphasizes time waste, restraint in speech, and the impact of gossip. It warns against detracting from others' worth, urges patient boldness, and argues that neglecting small duties harms personal honor and public trust. Whoso defames others invites no recompense.

Lanily Herald

Railways Across Europe and America News

The report notes 43 electric railroads in Europe with 538 motor cars and 151 trailers. General Russell A. Alger becomes president of the Alpena and Northern railroad of Michigan. Michigan Central station agents ordered to curb leasing around depots. Lehigh Valley management abolished after Theodore Voorhees resignation. Holland railroads sustain only one accidental death per year. Pecos Valley railroad extension of 75 miles to Boswell to connect with Santa Fe system.

Europe Russell A. Alger Alpena and Northern Railroad Michigan Michigan Central Theodore Voorhees Lehigh Valley Holland Pecos Boswell Santa Fe

Home Remedies and Self Care Tips From Old Advice Columns

A collection of traditional health pointers. Boiled coffee allegedly causes indigestion. Cold foot baths prevent catching a cold after wet feet. Charcoal powder on a burn purportedly eases pain and may aid superficial healing after an hour. For swelling bond the part with butter or a damp cloth wrapped and tied tight until other remedies arrive.

Date and Meat Muffins with Apricot Garnish

A vintage recipe discourse describes making date pastries with roasted peanuts dusted in sugar. It suggests meat muffins from cold mutton shaped into balls with cream sauce, plus apricot rounds garnished with whipped cream resembling poached eggs.

Dust, Cataracts, and Ancient Empires Highlight 19th Century Facts

Pith and point notes dust causes mine explosions and long before now the bean might have vanished without cultivation. Cataract treatment succeeds in 95 of 100. London core has 2 miles of streets under 40 feet wide. Ireland shows many unmarried women, China is an ancient empire housing one fifth of humanity. Lead shot is made by pouring molten metal through a colander into a deep cistern.

London Ireland China

Paris Seaport Project Advances for 1900 Exhibition

The Paris seaport plan to let ships travel from Havre and Rouen via the Seine and a canal is under review. Engineers see no insurmountable navigation issues, and a 4000 ton capacity is anticipated once completed in time for the 1900 exposition.

Paris Havre Rouen Seine London Telegraph

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