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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
10
The text critiques women for spending beyond means, neglecting written contracts, and pursuing costly amusements. It argues they reverse duty for pleasure, imitate others, and misallocate capital by investing in unfamiliar ventures rather than leveraging known business skills.
Governor Montague of Virginia announces candidacy for the United States Senate. Nikola Tesla, described as a student of electricity, is 47 but appears ten years younger. Commander-in-Chief Blackmar appoints J. M. Schumacher of Pittsburg as senior aide de camp. RE McCantz Stewart of Honolulu will speak across the country supporting the Republican national ticket.
Notice from Dillon Montana dated November 30 1904 effective December 1 1904. Storage charges apply to all inbound freight unloaded on platform or in warehouse and all outbound freight delivered without a bill of lading. Storage charged if not removed or billed within seventy two hours after 6 p m. Readings set at 5 cents per ton per day with fractional ton and day calculations. Minimum storage five cents per day for consignments under 2000 pounds. Carruthers Agent.
Denver March 14 The Colorado supreme court ruled the Joint Convention cannot adopt the Alexander report in the gubernatorial contest and that the assembly must decide the issue. The contest board seating Lieutenant Governor McDonald is not allowed, and the case returns to the assembly to rule on the motion. Republican caucus members vow to block Peabody while backing McDonald as governor if needed.
In Jefferson City fifty three Republican lawmakers caucused to bind votes for two consecutive days for the U S senate candidate receiving forty seven votes. Judge S P Spencer chosen by caucus. Niedringhaus remains backed by Kerens faction. Rep Bickley refuses to abide by caucus results. Roosevelt addresses National Congress of Mothers in Washington. Will Pate dies as services honor him in Nashville with Confederate veterans and state officials in attendance. Mankato suffers a 150000 dollar fire destroying the last block. Lincoln sees switchman Hugh McPherson killed in yard accident.
Cleveland reports Cassie L. Chadwick found guilty on seven counts of conspiring to certify checks without funds in the bank. The jury deliberated about two hours and the judge limited consideration to seven counts. She faces possible fines up to 10 000 or two years per count.
Traffic on elevated roads and the subway proved unsatisfactory in the rush hours. Crowds packed stations and fought to board expresses, while locals run by strike breakers caused ongoing irregularity. Over 1,000 strikers have been reinstated and the company weighs more applications. Several minor accidents occurred that day.
Independent packers form a three million dollar fund to challenge the beef combine. Schwarzschild and Sulzberger, with large Kansas City plants and a Chicago facility, are key players as a federal grand jury opens in Chicago March 20 against the nation’s meat industry.
Topeka March 14 General Manager Mudge of the Santa Fe denies he will quit to take a similar post with the Rock Island.
Chicago on March 13 reports strong demand in cash markets for wheat and corn with May prices up. Wheat May at 1.13, July 98, oats at 31.5. corn May 49. Cattle and hogs at Chicago and Kansas City show mixed but steady to lower receipts and varied prices across grades and weights.
South Omaha cattle receipts 3 500 slow with steer prices 3 75 to 5 60 cows and heifers 3 00 to 4 05 calves 3 00 to 6 25 bulls stags 2 00 to 4 25. Hog receipts 5 000 lower with heavy 4 90 to 4 95 mixed 4 85 to 4 90, lights 3 75 to 4 56, bulk 4 85 to 4 90. Sheep receipts 11 500 lower with westerns 5 75 to 6 70 wethers 5 25 to 5 70 ewes 4 75 to 4 40 lambs 6 50 to 7 40.
Roberta Sharpe 16 and George Urner 19 fall in love while he works as a bank clerk. A $3,500 certificate error by a depositor triggers a two year burden for George. Roberta supports him in secret until the fraud is found and repaid, leading to marriage and his rise to cashier.
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