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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1897
Page
7
A catalog style listing details various office storage and furnishing items including cabinets, desks, filing cases, wire partitions, book cases, copying presses and related accessories. The list emphasizes practical equipment for offices, libraries, and clerical work environments.
The Senate on May 6 voted 43 to 26 to refuse ratification of the general arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain negotiated by Secretary Olney and Sir Julian Paunceforte. The two thirds majority required for treaties was not reached.
A rapid survey of prominent women across the era notes Mrs Garret A Hobart praised for her parasol, Miss Daisy Barbee a St Louis lawyer who won a case, Mrs August Belmont in racing circles, and others like translator Miss Stuhlecker. It also mentions Mrs Sarah Carpenter the early Chicago teacher and Idaho leader Mrs Rebecca Mitchell elected chaplain of the Idaho legislature, with fashion and social roles threaded through the city and diplomatic circles.
The piece notes Rudyard Kipling as nephew to Mr. Poynter the new Royal Academy president. It profiles Zoly as a prolific yet overextended painter, Nancen’s polar studies in pastel and watercolor, Henri Pille’s bohemian salon life, and Italian sculptor Victor Ciant shaping a bust of the late Professor Fava despite scarce photos.
The article offers practical kitchen tips. It suggests roasting mutton with garlic and onion, a French dressing note with mint for green salad, coconut grated over fish salad, and rubbing onion halves on a hot steak platter with melted butter. It also explains reviving stale cake by reheating in a covered tin for about 20 minutes and notes hotter ovens for smaller cuts to seal crusts.
Philadelphia reports longer electric railways than Germany per The Electric World. Chicago seeks wind power for street cleaning with investors optimistic. Pingre plans sowing vacant lots with beans in Chicago and Newark items note. Baltimore praise cites Twain retreating for rest after heavy writing, in a two family hotel.
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