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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1898
Page
4
The article argues war will trigger broad social and economic changes. It predicts soldiers inspiring national unity, sidelining pessimists, reshaping politics, stimulating business, creating investment opportunities, and expanding global market access. It frames war as a catalyst for recovery and growth.
Special correspondence from Boston describes the Art Gallery on Huntington Avenue with ancient statues from Olympia and Rome, the new public library on Copley Square, Papyrus scriptures, Bible wall decorations, and Trinity Church where Rev. Phillips Brooks preached. The writer visits public gardens and expresses admiration for the city’s historic sights.
The note recalls Paul Revere’s ride becoming a New England holiday on April 19 and mentions Boston landmarks like Tremont Temple and Grand theatres. It describes shopping crowds, colorful hats, and a bustling city scene with electric streetcars, harbor closings, and a growing theatre scene as War news swirls.
An 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any oatarrh cure Hall's Oatarrh Cure fails to provide. It includes endorsements from West & Truax and Waxpria Kinnan & Marvin Toledo wholesalers, cites B. F. Cheney’s honor, and promotes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with price per bottle and free testimonials.
The bank shows assets including loans and discounts 500,791.54 with 28,157.51 overdrafts 12,500.00 securities 50,405.45 and real estate 2,556.05. Ledger totals include specie 1,903.00 and redemption fund 11,250.00 with total resources 510,811.59 and circulation 282,272,038.
Senor Polo, who fled to Canada as hostilities began between Spain and the United States, has become so offensive with his tongue that the government may request Britain to compel the aggressive Spaniard to relocate.
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