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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1894
Page
2
An exhortation urging women to abandon uselessness and pursue benevolent activity. It moralizes industrious, charitable lives, calls for practical deeds for the poor and sick, and envisions a meaningful death and eternal reward for a life of usefulness. The piece praises female mercy and duty in society.
A column argues wage inequality harms 250000 New York City women breadwinners. It calls for equal pay for equal work, training, and better treatment by employers, warning wages fuel social ills and urging sympathy and support for women fighting alone. It also recounts a detective chase story of Postoffice Inspector Waterbury pursuing Dressler across the country before arrest.
The Paris Exchange reports Papa Fleutelot a longtime public figure known for begging in Auxerre. Police found a chest behind his cellar wall containing bonds stocks mortgages and deeds with a face value of 1,000,000 francs and a hidden estate near Villeneuve sur Yonne totaling 400 acres of forest.
The Saint Louis Globe Democrat notes the curious coincidence of Easter Day with Lady Day. It marks the first time since 1742 this pairing occurs in the United States and will not recur until 1951. The piece discusses rent due dates and quarter day laws amid the rare overlap.
Secret sittings in London by the Liberal cabinet backed trade union committee prep a Hyde Park protest against the Lords. The subject will be announced after the employers liability bill is killed, with a vast display expected. London trades council plans 250000 march with strong provincial delegations.
A biting verse ridicules a critic who boasts vast erudition yet writes with dull plot and poor execution. The speaker mocks the critic’s calm pose and vain, air filled appraisal while the author’s name Ethel Kildow appears at the end.
A reflective poem contrasts small town newspapers with grand city dailies while recalling youth and friendships. The speaker longs for guidance and peace, not radiant success, and asks for strength to travel from pain to inner light through faith.
Trains depart daily from Montana Union Depot to Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and all Coast and California points No 1 for Spokane and coast destinations No 8 for St Paul Chicago and eastern southern and Canadian routes Through sleeping cars from Butte to Spokane Tacoma Portland and St Paul with sleepers day coaches and dining car service Information time cards maps and tickets available from W M Tuchy 23 E Broadway Butte Montana or Charles S Fer General Passenger Agent St Paul Minnesota.
The paper notes a new Commissioner of Pensions, an old soldier, pledging justice for soldiers and heirs. No radical admin changes are expected, but veterans are urged to file claims early to benefit from future legislation. Write to The Pensionats Company in Washington DC for guidance and forms.
A reflective poem recalls a garden scene with questions about whether the landscape remains unchanged since past bloom. The narrator Augusta de Grouchy contemplates lilacs, sycamore, crown imperial, and rose acacia, wondering if scent color and life endure in absence until return.
A speaker asks a woman if she loves him and receives a gilded, surprised reply. The woman’s gray eyes shine as she explains the kiss answers his question, implying deeper, hidden reasons beyond words.
Two fast trains run between St Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago and Milwaukee connecting with all lines east and south. Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all points in the United States and Canadian Provinces. For rates and maps contact your nearest Ticket Agent or James C. Pond General Passenger Agent Milwaukee Wis.
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