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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1895

Page

2

Fraternal Lodge Notices From Glendale and Dillon

A fragmented local page lists multiple fraternal and temperance lodge notices. It names officers and meeting nights for Glendale and Dillon groups including K of P Knights, I O G T, U W, and A M A Masonic and Masonic affiliate halls. Invites are extended to sojourning and in good standing members to attend meetings.

K. Nitonldny W. J. Crowell Lodge Glendale Lear Alex. Singer D. C A. Meyers K. R Apollo Lodge No Idaho and Bannack Streets Mayers Sec Gonther N. G. Dillon Aeco U. W Cei A. Pornde Idaho Street Eta Booneal Bret Phil D. McGough M. W. Baniinck C. F Ita Hall Ben Pater Leybold Manese Poat Loughridge Fudion Prospect Lodge No Meosta Old Fellows Hall Dillon Viola Rich C. T. Thos. Loughridge Bec

Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations

The notice lists worship times for Catholic St. Rose Episcopal St James Methodist Grace M H Baptist First Baptist Presbyterian and YMCA groups. Services vary daily with Sunday services at 10 30 11 00 and 18 00 hours and weeknight prayer meetings and Sunday schools noted for each church.

St. Rose Church Father VU. Panwelyn W. H. Brooks Presbyterian Walter Hayes Court House

Twin Bridges Masonic Lodges Meet In Hall

Twin Bridges lodges No. 23 27 and 7 hold meetings in local halls each month J B Comfort and McClay announce secretaries invite brethren to attend continuous gatherings in the Masonic and Templar halls with regular meeting dates and officers named in the notice

Masonic Hall J.B. Comfort EB. Pitcher A. F Wim McClay Seo'y ML H Lott M. W. Zibe Templar

Li Hung Chang wounded in Chinese envoy attack at Samonoseki

Li Hung Chang, returning from talks with Ito and Mutsu, was shot in the face but not fatally wounded. A German doctor later warned the envoy must die, though Li Hung Chang is 70 and undergoing extraction of the bullet amid concerns over cleanliness. The attacker was captured and blamed on misguided patriotism.

Samonoseki Li Hung ‘Chang Count Ito Viscount ‘Mutsu Li Hung” Chang China Tokio New York Washington Japan University of Tokyo Li Hung Chang Mikado Presa

Reichstag rejects bid to congratulate Bismarck on birthday

Reichstag votes 163 to 146 to reject Herr von Levetzow's proposal to greet Prince Bismarck on his birthday. Levetzow resigns the presidency amid loud Right cheers.

Reichstag Bismarck Brewin Herr von Levetzow Prince Bismarck

Ruins Describe Aftermath of A Thousandth Avenue Collapse

The disaster damaged the Y M C A building and large brick structures owned by the Plankinton estate. Landaur Co and Tanner Furniture occupied adjacent properties, with the Reliance Store and Library at Forty eighth and Grand also affected. No fatalities were reported.

Library Forty-eighth and Grand Avenue

Four Denver Firemen Die in St James Hotel Fire

Denver reports four firemen killed when the rotunda floor collapsed during a blaze at the St James hotel. Captain Harold W Hartwell led Hose Company No 8. firemen Richard DandBridge Steve Martin perished. 165 guests escaped unharmed. Damage about 40000 dollars, split roughly between building and furniture.

St. James Hotel Denver Harold W. Hartwell F. 5S Buawsry Leutenant Richard Dandbridge Steve Martin Hose Company No. 8 Captain Hartwell

Reid Packing plant in Kansas City wiped out by blaze

A Sunday night fire at the Reid Packing company hog building in Kansas City Kansas destroyed most of the plant. Losses quoted over 1 250 000 with the eight story hog building storage building four stories high five ice houses and the engine house burned.

Reid Packing Company Kansas City Kansas and Railroad Kan

Manitoba Legislature Reads Dominion Parochial School Message

The Manitoba legislature heard the Ottawa Dominion message demanding Catholic parochial schools be restored to their pre 1890 rights. French Catholic member Mr Martin urged immediate action while Premier Greenway called for full printing for clarity. Discussion resumes Thursday.

Paul Winnipeg Man Pioneer Manitoba Dominion Ottawa Martin Greenway

Insurgent Movements Tighten Grip Near Santa Sviritoe

Letters from Tamra Florida dated March 26 report active insurgent bands near Santa Sviritoe. Quin tin Baudert led 150 insurgents against 800 Spanish troops at Tia Riba and El Cobra, killing 25 in initial volley. Spanish army retreated in dismay as insurgents advance. estimate foresees 25,000 insurgents in two months.

Tamra Fla Santa Sviritoe Gultermen Quintin Baudert Tia Riba el Cobra

President Names Outhwaite and Tucker to Key Posts

Washington March 26 The president appoints Joseph H. Outhwaite of Ohio to the board of ordnance and fortifications succeeding Byron M. Cutch eon and Julius C. Tucker of Texas is named consul of the United States at Martinique West Indies.

Washington Joseph H. Outhwaite Ohio Board of Ordnance and Fortifications Byron M. Cutcheon Julius C. Tucker Texas United States Martinique West Indies

Blixt Murder Case Reset To May 14

In Minneapolis on March 27 the murder case of Claus A. Blixt against Catherine Ging was called in district court and reset for May 14 with consent from both sides.

Soldiers withdrawn from levee in New Orleans march

On March 26 soldiers guarding the levee were withdrawn and left the workers unprotected while the Black workers resumed levee work. Soldiers remain in armories ready for trouble if needed.

New Orleans

Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Ends Lower

Chicago March 26 The dry weather that has slowed wheat remains evident while large bear operators dump wheat in the pit. May futures closed 14 cents lower with May corn down 3 cents and May oats down 4 cents. Provisions fell sharply with quotes for May and July contracts listed in the closing figures.

Chicago Grain and Provisions Chicago

The Case Against Universal Woman Suffrage

The Omaha World-Herald argues against immediate enfranchisement of women, contending that natural ability varies by individual and that political equality may not suit the majority. It warns that enfranchisement alone cannot fix political life and cites women unsuited for domestic roles as evidence of remaining limits.

Omahsa World-Herald

Space Saving Piano Placement Tip

A brief guidance describes fitting a small room with a piano by placing the instrument with one end against the side wall to avoid blocking the door and saving usable space. This excerpt notes the challenge of fitting a piano in a compact area.

Novel Furniture Solution for Doors and Pianos

A plan describes fitting an iron brace to keep a door from striking a piano, then hiding the back with a crane rod for a portal concealing the piano. It also applies when doors open against a wall and notes some women may resist this new furniture arrangement.

Preparation for the ballot urged by Phebe Harford

The speaker argues the nearest duty is securing the ballot and calls for nationwide preparation. She says every woman should study the ballot and pursue broader understanding of life, appealing to mothers teachers writers ministers doctors lawyers and journalists.

Phebe Hanaford

The Beautiful Rockies and Cripple Creek Gold Camp

Praises the Rocky mountain range as the richest grandest scenery with Pike's Peak and Cripple Creek gold fields described as the world’s marvels in a sweeping promotional note. The passage extols the extent of the range across Colorado and beyond.

Rocky Mountain Range Siste Colorado Pike's Peak Cripple Creek

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