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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1901

Page

7

Grand Canyon Route Advertising Travel by Rail

An old advertisement promotes traveling east or south via the Rio Grande Western Railway with connections through Salt Lake City Grand Junction Glenwood Springs Leadville Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver. It highlights five Denver routes Pullman sleepers parlor cars tourist sleeping cars and dining service with agents in Butte Salt Lake City and more.

RIO Grande Western Railway Thelorado Midland Denver and Rio Grande Salt Lake City Grand Janation Glenwood Springs Leadville Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Canyon of the Grandé Red Rock Canyon Tenneseee Pase Royal Gorge Pullman Oregon Short Line W.O Mobrivz Gro W. Herz Pass Butte Mont Utah Burlington Salt Lake Omaha Chicago

Ely Cream Balm Promises Relief for Nasal Catarrh

Advertising text promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a remedy for dry catarrh and nasal irritation. It claims to cleanse, soothe, and heal, says a trial size costs 10 cents, and the 50 cent size is sold by Ely Brothers of New York. It touts painless relief without sneezing and warns against drying inhalants.

ELY ELY Brothers Warren St New York City All Drugg Warren 8T N.Y

Anglo Russian Tien Tsin stand eases with troop withdrawals

London sources report Count von Waldersee intervened to calm British and Russian forces at Tien Tsin over a disputed railroad siding. Withdrawal of troops is likely, easing tensions but risking strained diplomacy between Britain and Russia. War remains unlikely unless unauthorized clashes occur.

England Russia Tien Tsin London the Times Count von Waldersee China Tien ‘Tsin The Daily Mail Far East Associated Press Men Tsin Great Britain St. Petersburg

German mission to Russia meets cool reception in St Petersburg

Berlin reports General von Werder, sent on a private mission by Emperor William to explain recent misunderstandings, was met with a cool reception in Moscow. Count Lamedorff, Russia’s foreign minister, questioned him about German agitation for annexing Austria's German-speaking provinces.

Germany Berlin General von Werder St. Petersburg William Count Lamedorff Austria

Roberts Still Hopeful for Peace in South Africa

Lord Roberts writes a correspondent that he is hopeful Lord Kitchener will soon secure peace in South Africa, though Pretoria has not signaled an near end. News notes 800 escaped from British columns. more operations planned in Orange River Colony.

Kitchener South Africa London Lord Roberts Lord Kitchener Pretoria Fourie Orange River Colony

Two hospital patients die after Helena fire

Helena reported David H. Webster aged 83 and Mrs A T Tibbitts died from shock after being carried from St Peters hospital during the blaze Saturday night. Webster was once assayer of the Comstock mine and a friend of John W Mackay. In Sharon Pennsylvania three children Claude Morford Fred Morford and Howard Miller died after poisoning berries on Wintergreen Hill.

Helena David H. Webster A. T. Tibbitts St. Peter’s Hospital Webster Comstock John W. Mackay Sharon Wintergreen Wintergreen Hill Sharpsville Claude Morford Fred Morford Howard Miller

Sanger Appointed Assistant Secretary of War

Colonel William Cary Sanger of New York was appointed assistant secretary of war and began his duties. His commission, signed by the president, was issued in the War Department and he then met Secretary Root in the private office with Lieutenant General Miles and Chief Clerk Schofield, subscribing to the oath of office.

Washington, D. C Wiliam Cary Sanger New York War Department Sanger Root Miles Schofield

Evacuation Order Sends U S Troops From China

Washington reports an order to General Chaffee evacuating American troops from China by the end of April. A 150 man legation guard remains under protection of the treaty not occupation. Sumner and Indiana will transport troops to Manila via Taku.

Washington Chaffee China Legation War Department Sumner Indiana Taku Manila Ninth Infantry Sixth Cavalry Reilley

Mrs Richardson in Court on First Degree Murder Charge

Mrs Ad die L Richardson appeared in St Joseph court to plead not guilty to a first degree murder indictment by Andrews County grand jury at Savannah. Judge Burns set a 20000 dollar bond signed by J D Richardson of Chicago and others under the new bailable murder law, replacing the former bond.

St. Joseph, Mo Addie L. Richardson Andrews County Savannah Frank L. Richardson A. D. Burns

Colorado man arrested in Vermont for bride murder

Aldace Vendette of Canon City Colorado was arrested in West Rutland Vermont charged with murdering Miss Ida Fosburgh of Shoreham by sending poison in a letter. The death was attributed to cyanide of potassium and Vendette denies the accusation, claiming he came to Vermont to marry.

Shoreham Aldace Vendette Canon City Colo Rutland Ida Fosburgh Vendette Vermont Colorado

Carnegie's Largest Gift for 65 New Gotham Branch Libraries

Andrew Carnegie, now retired from steel, departs for Europe as he pledges 5.2 million dollars to New York City to establish 65 branch libraries. The gift marks the largest library effort of its kind and requires New York to provide sites and ongoing maintenance.

New York Andrew Carnegie Europe

Riots Prompt State of Siege in Odessa and Kharkoff

Reports from St Petersburg say the government declared a siege in Odessa Kieff and Kharkoff after student disturbances. A Kharkoff student died from injuries suffered March 4 while 800 St Petersburg university students voted last Friday to skip further lectures as police arrested 16.

St. Petersburg Odessa Kieff Kharkoff University of St

Dynamic Tannces claimed to abort colds overnight

Advertisements tout Menels Dynamic Tannces as a rapid cold cure claiming to crowd a week of treatment into 12 hours and stop both cold and cough by the first night. Endorsements from Barcnay Henry and Mrs Exma L Hour, with purchase details from Inland Drug Co in San Francisco. 1900 dates and locations noted.

Menel Ovrea Barcnay Henry Congress Sansome Street San Francisco Menper Tasuues Exma L. Hour Moss St Menott Self Nome H.L. van Wrinxte Capitalier Washington Street Post Inland Drug CO L. J. Williams

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