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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
2
Wool cheviot serge offered at 50 cents per yard for 44 inch width. Twilled foulards 24 inch wide priced at 5 cents each with a 75 cent value. Enterprise guaranteed black ta ffe ta silk listed at low sale price. 19 inch Enterprise ta ffe ta and 36 inch interprise ta ffe ta shown with readjusted values.
Washington march 23 president roosevelt's coal strike arbitration board issues a unanimous report binding until march 31 1906. it backs wage increases eight hour shifts for some workers and a sliding scale linked to coal prices, while urging fair treatment of nonunion workers and the creation of a joint conciliation board to settle future disputes.
Montevideo reports the Uruguayan government and rebels signed a peace accord on March 23 ending a rebellion that began March 16 in Rivera Flores and Maldonado. The government and parties retain their positions and general rejoicing follows the agreement.
The Times correspondent at Tangiers reports the sultan of Morocco disbands irregular troops and declares the rebellion ended. The situation remains unclear as pretender Buhamara is uncaptured and Taza is not retaken, with government forces not pursuing punitive action against rebellious tribes. Military moves are paused until June after the Mulud feast.
In Birmingham on March 23 five white men from Goodwater face kidnapping charges for allegedly abducting Madison Davis, a Black man, last July and selling him to Elijah Turner who runs a lime works near Calcise. Davis says twenty seven other enslaved people are held in the Calcise stockade.
Shamokin Pennsylvania March 23 coal operators meet and decide to pay back wages awarded by the strike commission in three installments. The first installment will be added to the regular pay day March 30 with two additional pay days to follow.
Hetty Green sells the First Presbyterian Church property in Chicago on March 23 under foreclosure. A. M. Pénce acting for Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church purchased the property.
The passenger steamer Plymouth of the Fall River line and the freight steamer City of Taunton collided in fog east of Plum Island, Long Island Sound. Six aboard the Plymouth died, several injured, as bow damage tore cabins and upper works. Taunton crew claim proper warning and speed.
In the United States circuit court of appeals Judge Thayer remanded the case of the Supreme Council Royal Arcanum against Anna J Taylor noting the insured widow is not entitled to recovery. George F Taylor died in 1900 after his Royal Arcanum policy of 8000 dollars. late October 1900 dues caused a controversy over certificate payment and suspension.
A collector overdue on Taylor's October assessment was refused payment three days after Taylor's death. The refusal cited bylaw provisions that defined Taylor as under suspension at the time. The item reflects a bylaw interpretation affecting a financial claim.
The foreign statistical agent reports Russia suffered severe frost damage in late February, German crops benefited from heavy precipitation, Austria-Hungary shows unsatisfactory late sowing conditions, Roumania and Spain remain favorable, France’s winter grain damaged by freeze thaw cycles, Sweden and Great Britain face anxiety over growing conditions due to weather and dryness.
The Senate ratified the Cuban reciprocity treaty 50 to 16 after a full day in executive session. Amendments requiring congressional approval to render the treaty effective were adopted, and the measure now proceeds to the House for final action.
A bar of gold valued at 33 600 dollars is reported missing from the Union depot office of the Pacific and Dominion Express company in Detroit. No arrests have been made as investigators seek the bar in transit from Salt Lake to the east and determine its whereabouts.
Police opened a case regarding a missing ingot from a shipment of four weighing about eighty pounds each. The bars were in transit from the west to the Philadelphia mint, triggering a formal inquiry and trace efforts.
The St Louis court moves toward decision on the Northern Securities merger after closing arguments by former Attorney General Griggs for the defense and Special Counsel T D Watson for the government. Watson argued the merger violated the Sherman act and harmed competition.
Shanghai March 24 reports the governor of Kuangsi seeking French troops from Indo China to help crush the rebellion in the province. France may provide armed assistance to support regional stability and defense interests.
A public contest invites submissions for the new Daily Limited train to California opening November 1, 1902. No entry fees, the prize is $100. Instructions go to Tno. Sebastian, Passenger Traffic Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
A fragmented old advertisement invites readers to mail in symptoms of indigestion for a free trial of PEPSIKOLA TABLETS. It lists common distress signals such as stomach heaviness, heartburn, belching, and poor appetite and mentions a small book Advice to Dyspeptics. The catch line touts the product as the safest remedy.
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