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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1894
Page
4
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A blend of verse and dispatches notes Erin poetry, silver market talk, Idaho dam destruction, Denver martial unrest, and editorial quips. Reports on New York City wealth, political upheaval, a Montana plumber touting low rates, and UK Lords reform mix with local satire and opinion columns.
Critics deride a March Demorest's Magazine piece on millionaire life and a trend called slumming clubs. The excerpt describes chaperoned outings in Italian restaurants and theaters with frugal meals, modest attire, and playful club names like the Flitter Mice and Buccaneers.
In a Washington letter dated March 1 1894 J I Morse of Dillon Mont publishes Congressman Cras 8 Hartmans strong denial of any anti Bland seignorage voting narrative He cites three Republicans Sweet Idaho Broderick Kansas and a Montana member as the only GOP yes votes and promises to supply further confirmation from Bland Bryan and others if needed The letter reflects the era tariff debates and party alignments in federal finance decisions.
Washington March 10 The tariff bill has been submitted to the full Senate Finance Committee. Key items include sugar duties tied to polaroscope tests, molasses rates by degree, whisky at 1.10 per gallon, iron ore 40 cents per ton, coal 40 cents per ton with variations, and woolen schedule modest reductions. The date of effect moves to June 80 with duties on imports.
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