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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1894
Page
4
This fragment notes a postage prepaid one year option and lists Satising Agent Fisher at 21 Merchants' Exchange San Francisco as the authorized agent. It also mentions the date March 30 1894 in Drinon Montana.
The piece critiques a poet author’s geography rhyme and highlights the Easter number of the Montana Christian Advocate. It praises editor Raleigh for publishing Dillon letters in rhyme and notes church-related items from Miles City Helena Anaconda Dillon and Virginia City with references to revival, pastors and Sunday school growth.
The quarterly pension payment due April 2 requires 10 221 000 dollars. Gov Richards has set the third Tuesday in April as Arbor Day. Nebraska endures a blizzard bringing extreme cold. The Butte Inter Mountain criticizes Tammany Hall politics. Stewart of Nevada introduces a free silver coinage bill, laid on the table. The seigniorage bill is vetoed by the president.
A collage of notes from Colorado and New Jersey covers liquor raids without licenses in Denver and Plainfield, suffrage driven grand juror drawing, Dillon Fair talk, and protests over congressional inaction. Also referenced are Moody debates on public works, cattle losses from Wyoming storms, and a Los Angeles land auction report with commentary on real estate agents and immigration to Southern California.
The article notes a Tuesday house bill proposing salary reductions for government officials from 1,000 to 5,000 dollars by 20 percent, 5,000 to 20,000 by 83 percent, and above 20,000 by 50 percent. It questions the 50 percent cap and jokes about Grover Cleveland’s earnings, with Boen of Minnesota credited as the sponsor.
For sale a good second hand piano at a big bargain in Dillon Montana. Must sell cash buyers preferred or will offer easy terms. Write to Music P O box 143 Butte Montana for details.
Reports from Milan and London outline actors and managers shaping next season. Caroline Hamilton resigns from Pauline Hall Opel. Brandon Thomas nears completion of a play for Charles Frohman. Harry Lacy adapts The Man From the West for future production. Marie Tempest plans a repertory season. Nancy McIntosh signs a three year Savoy contract.
The article notes Austria’s public executioner wearing four new white gloves for each execution and links opal superstition to its tendency to split. It mentions Memphis river pilots storing channel discoveries in a locked wharf box with keys distributed among members. It reports Sam Chinaman jailed twenty days for stealing cards from Mulaney and Brainard's saloon and suspected in a clothing theft there.
Notice announces a sale of household furniture with inquiries directed to Mollie Stiles, located at the back of Judge Holden's residence. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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