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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
7
Nasal catarrh relief described for Ely's Cream Balm including 60c size and 10c mail trial. Announcement introduces Ely's Liquid Cream Balin for atomizer use at 75c with spraying tube, claiming the same medicinal effects as the solid form.
The Pacific Mail steamer Rio de Janeiro struck a hidden rock in dense fog near the Golden Gate and sank within minutes. Pilot Jordan survived. Captain Ward went down with the ship. About 234 aboard, 89 rescued or recovered, 128 missing or dead including Consul Wildman and his family.
The piece reviews congressional action from February 18 to 26, detailing rejects of a military academy conference report, hazing disputes, irrigation debates, and post office and defense appropriations. It notes Senate and House votes, charges about Philippine conduct, and a Congress-wide tribute to late Representatives Clarke and Shaw. Port Townsend reports Yukon ice travel hazards with multiple accidents but no fatalities.
The Sheffield Daily Telegraph reports negotiations between Vickers Sons & Maxim and Cramp Shipbuilding have ended as Vickers could not secure all independent reports it deemed necessary.
Chicago grain and provisions report shows May wheat down 4 cents with mixed futures. Cash wheat and oats quoted. cattle receipts 16,500 with steers strong. hogs up to 10 cents and top at 5.60. sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs firm to higher. Texas fed steers listed at 4.00 to 4.90.
Kansas City reports cattle receipts of about 4 400 natives and 1 800 Texans with calves at 4.40 to 5.50 for native beef steers and 3.90 to 4.75 for stockers. Hogs show 6 800 receipts with top at 5.52 and most at 5.35 to 5.45. Sheep receipts 3 600 with western lambs 4.80 to 5.10 and ewes 3.50 to 3.95.
South Omaha market report shows cattle receipts 2400 slow noting native beef steers to 5.30, western and Texas steers to 4.50 and 5.80, cows and heifers to 3.00, stockers calves to 4.60, bulls and stags to 4.15, calves to 7.25. Hogs receipts 4600 up to 5.40, mixed to 5.27, light to 5.80, sows to 5.25, bulk sales 5.35 to 5.87. Sheep receipts 7100 strong to 0.10 higher, yearlings 4.25 to 4.75, wethers 4.00 to 4.40, ewes 3.00 to 5.55, lambs 4.25 to 5.00.
Mrs Fairbanks won the election as president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution at a Washington congress. The tally showed 338 for Mrs Charles W Fairbanks 208 for Mrs Donald McLean 42 for Mrs Washington Roebling, with 584 votes cast and one ballot rejected. Bishop Satterlee opened with prayer and Miss Caldwell sang The Sword of Bunker Hill.
St Paul Tech 238 Minnesota captured the top award and three gold medals at the national buttermakers convention. Kansas led state averages at 89.44 percent with Minnesota second at 89.39 and Illinois third at 88.94. Other states listed include Iowa Wisconsin Michigan South Dakota and Vermont. Scores marked the lowest in nine years of the association.
Julius Lippitt of Colfax arranges the first sizeable Washington wheat export to Chicago from his Diamond WA warehouse. The Sonora variety, 65 pounds per bushel, will supply six thousand bushels with 14 thousand more planned, for cereal foods. Local warehousers follow this lead.
The transport Solace reached San Francisco from Manila carrying six officers and 17 privates who are sick or wounded along with 13 military prisoners. Among them is Frederick M. Baker a deserter captured while serving as an officer in the Filipino army and sentenced to life imprisonment. Methodists Making Converts at Manila reports a large outdoor Protestant gathering in Pasay and a Tondo ward meeting, with 258 converts baptized in Manila last week.
Washington February 26 the Supreme Court did not announce its opinion in the cases involving the relations of the United States to the insular possessions.
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