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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
7
Notice outlines that letters with news coreon dance and manuscript are destined for the editorial department at Eprron Tribune and entered at Dillon post office as second class matter. It also states Tarsone Prn Co disclaims debts unless orders signed by the manager are provided.
The February Cosmopolitan features a William A. Clark biographical sketch under Captains of Industry and includes Tolstoy. Tolstoy’s wife once sought his insanity over giving away money, a charge unknown about Clark who earns a million monthly from United Verde.
The Dillon council met Wednesday approving minutes and fines. Petitions to build a Montana street crossing and extend Dart Hardware warehouses were granted. Water works not discussed. A franchise for A F Graeter to supply electric lights was proposed with a three member committee to study it before next Monday. The fair trial bill passed without the governor signature amid talk of U.S.-Germany tension and Monroe Doctrine views.
A short dialogue shows Mrs. Wederly noting men rarely meet the woman they marry and Singleton agreeing women are hard to please in a witty Chicago News style quip.
The author laments the failed submission as the editor deemed the manuscript unpublishable. The husband, who believes he can write, faces the setback alongside his spouse.
In a comment on a pictured impressionist work, Criticus questions its artistry while Cynicus insists it represents high art, prompting a brief exchange on value and taste.
Senator West argues that tariff revision to curb trusts is the only viable issue for the Democrats. He contends protection built U S industry and that trusts arise from capital combinations, warning against radical tariff changes that would favor large corporations. The piece critiques West’s view as returning to Cleveland era policies amid party disarray.
A Wilmington Delaware News editorial lauds the Republican administration for population growth, university endowments, extensive rail expansion, and global stature, claiming prosperity under Republican policies and portraying the Democratic party as negation and destruction.
The piece argues defenders should prepare to shield the protective system as 1904 approaches. It suggests Democrats may be forced to adopt tariff for revenue as the party cannot find or create an alternative, with indications pointing in that direction.
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