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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1894

Page

7

Patent business promises safety for inventors and agents

The Press Claims Company led by John Wedderburn offers patent services from 618 F Street NW Washington DC. The firm warns against incompetent counsel and the no patent no pay approach, promising to handle applications including mechanical inventions design patents and foreign patents with reasonable fees.

J Andz Press Claims Company John Wedderburn F Street N. W Washington,d. C Anid Joan Wedderburn Washington, D. C

May Day at Midwinter Exposition Delights San Francisco

The May 1 children’s day at the Midwinter Exposition drew about 30 000 attendees as the city’s board of education made May 1 a school holiday. Young visitors enjoyed free rides at 49 Camp and a lavish May Queen pageant with 500 costumed children, while admissions for adults stayed at 50 cents.

San Francisco San Francisco Examiner San Francisco Chronicle Board of Education Exposition Central Court Exposition Grounds South Sea Festival Hall Jessie McNab

Kellys Navy Trial Trip and Des Moines River Work

Des Moines witnesses describe Kellys flotilla attempt with 300 mechanics building flatboats along the Des Moines and Moon rivers. The crew tests a trial voyage while labor leaders urge Knights of Labor support and Coxey case proceedings unfold in Washington.

Des Moines Kelly Moon Rivers Georgia Omaha Ottuntwa Workman Sovereign Knights of Labor of America Canada Coxey Knave Washington Browne Wall Street

Universal Canvass Opens With Breckinridge at Opera House

The opening of his renomination canvass featured a 3 o'clock address at the opera house. Breckinridge reviewed his congressional career, touted tariff leadership, answered critics, and defended his moral stance amid calls for his defeat. He claimed hypocrisy allegations while urging voters to judge future vindication. A second item notes Chicago bankers and businessmen signing a bi metallic creed backing international bimetallism, opposing silver alone and advocating global gold silver currency use with over 50 signatories including Field Gage and Pullman.

Opera House Breckinridge Congress Cleveland Comntittes Latin Union Franklin H. Head

Work of Wind and Hail Causes Widespread Damage

Dispatches report Saturdays storm more widespread than first noted. In Fairbury Illinois trees fences and weak structures were levelled and a Chapman warehouse front blown out injuring stock. Aurora Maine Station Albi area saw a cyclone and heavy hail with casualties and homes damaged. Ladora Iowa waterspout and hail destroyed early gardens and damaged crops. Brooklyn glass losses run to thousands. Thousands injured by hail. livestock killed. furniture car fire in Rawlins Wyoming.

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Coxeyites disrupt rail lines and more unrest reported

Coxeyites spikerails on heavy NP upgrades in Sprague Washington and block cattle train brakes delaying movement. They board cars as officials refuse to carry industrials. Reports of Coxey movement in Minnesota Utah and Salt Lake City noting fundraising and westward discontent. World Exposition in Antwerp opens with royal attendance as forest fires rise in Michigan. Senator Stockbridge appoints Patton as US senator.

Grain and livestock markets ease on bearish signals May 7

Chicago Grain and Provisions report muted demand with wheat and corn lower on bearish cables and crop outlooks. Cattle, hogs, and sheep trade mixed to weak at South Omaha and Chicago, with cattle $3.27 to $3.75 for various weights, hogs $4.95 to $5.00, and lambs steady near $3.40 to $4.73.

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