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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1888
Page
7
The column notes a swing to Republicans in Butte with questions about delegates to Congress, reports on European tensions with Russian troop movements and the Pope’s encyclical, a fatal knife attack on Red River, and preparations for Democratic and Republican conventions in Chicago.
Recording Secretary Yerkes of the Montana Press Association calls on the innocents of the press to contribute personal sketches for archival use. The group includes new Western Christian Temperance Union members and others who praise their own goodness while modestly vowing truthfulness. President Sutherlin urged the gang to gather for the annual meet as a revival is planned at Great Falls in July lasting several days.
An apparent reconciliation of the party divisions occurred at the Livingston Convention as the right and left wings fused for campaign purposes. The event described as a political love feast involved Stalwart and Blaine elements, with resolutions expected to satisfy ardent Republicans.
The Michigan Supreme Court unanimously declares the Local Option Law unconstitutional citing article 4 section 20 of the state constitution. The act titled to regulate the manufacture and sale of liquor is found to embrace more than one object, invalidating the measure.
Delegate Joe K Toole speaks in Washington about not seeking re nomination and leaving room for others while noting uncertainty over Maginnis candidacy. Walter Word’s past actions are recalled as aid to Maginnis. Paul Grattan, Milwaukee anarchist, released from the House of Correction after six weeks, due to technicalities in felony sentence rules and bail time.
The Senate receives word that the river and harbor bill shows a total rise of about one and a half million dollars.
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