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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
4
The Tribune Pub. Co. disclaims debts by employees unless orders signed by the manager, and requests subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly or on time to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and subscribers should receive it regularly.
Leon Czolgosz died in the electric chair at Auburn NY after his execution for murder. Officials burned his clothes and letters and poured acids into the coffin to deny relics of the crime. He remained silent, seeking no public address, a marked final punishment.
President Roosevelt listens intently and steers conversations to gather information from callers. Newspaper correspondents found themselves being interviewed rather than simply reporting, a method that has caused embarrassment for applicants and their friends when the president’s knowledge of character and qualifications becomes apparent.
The article lauds Admiral Schley for his detailed narrative of the Santiago battle praising his restraint and honesty while noting he never accused any American officer of misstatements. It also mentions the broader controversy and cites the death of Stephen S. De Wolfe in Montana as a notable legal figure. It references a cross examination about Sampson’s requested report rewrite and the fish ship misnaming incident.
Deputy Sheriff Simons of Washington parish warned Governor Heard of a violent clash between whites and blacks in Ball town causing at least 30 deaths. Troop movements were ordered through Mississippi, then held in readiness as unrest subsided. Six blacks were reported killed near Live Oaks church and a white man fatally wounded, with women and a child burned in Lott's restaurant.
Rainy in Argentina and weak weekly statistics dampen mood as December wheat and corn ease. Closing quotes show mixed moves across grain futures with pork ribs and lard also lower. Live stock at Chicago reflects higher cattle on strong receipts and varied hog and sheep trade with notable regional price ranges.
Cattle receipts 11 400 with gains up to 10 cents. Best export and dressed beef steers 5 85 to 6 50. Hogs receipts 7 000 with prices 5 75 to 6 10. Sheep receipts 5 000 with native lambs 4 00 to 4 75 and western lambs 3 75 to 4 60.
South Omaha reports cattle receipts of 5 600 with stronger native beef steers and higher cow prices. hog receipts about 4 100 with steady to lower prices across categories. sheep receipts 18 000 show steady to strong trade with lambs and wethers commanding higher values.
St Joseph reports cattle receipts 3 508 with prices by class and hog receipts 4 112 with price ranges. The document also includes an oath notice from Toledo business Frank J Cheney Co offering one hundred dollars for catarrah cures and a medical advertisement for Hart's Pills.
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