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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1892
Page
7
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A Dillon correspondent denounces the Bozeman New Issue for slurring city officials as drunks and gamblers while defending temperance. The piece argues officials seldom drink and dismisses sensational rumors, noting upcoming hotel plans, a Keely care institute in Helena, and a shift of the American Folk Independent to Corione. It also reports a Butte businessman’s stance on Colorado mining and a Russian fund drive raising modest sums.
The article argues against dividing the county due to sparse settlement and debt. It notes L A Fitch of Sheridan accepted to exhibit at the World’s Fair, mentions fort planning near Helena, a $100000 appropriation, Boulder as a Capitol candidate, and Dillon’s rising activity including a flouring mill project led by W M Oliver to boost local wheat markets and grain regulation.
The Red Lodge Picket argues Republicans and Democrats both favor free coinage of silver but warns Montana faces a long, tedious campaign. It notes Democrats are split on issues like free trade and tariff reform, leaving the party demoralized and varying in conviction.
Vienna dispatch notes William's threat to pulverize Russia and the czar's reply as a flare up between emperors. The Standard cites a court exchange and a czarist retort promising to flood the frontier with troops if provoked. Also mentions British plans to lead troops in Sudan and a new Greek cabinet.
Secretary Foster toured the Cheshire Cheese resort in Loxnox on Saturday evening then visited Dickensian sites and churches. He claims his trip is recreation and he will travel to the Isle of Wight this afternoon.
Elizabeth Bisland opens with a Cologne Cathedral photo essay. Beadean recalls Straw berry Hill and the Waldergrave Countess while Walpole’s residence is traced. Herbert of Muckross writes on guards life, de Young reviews World’s Fair expositions with Fenn illustrations. Stapleton ends The Trailing Yew, Adams mocks Archbishop, Wingate on theater history, Tenniel cartoons, aerial navigation notes, and editor’s broader problem.
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