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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
1
Leonard Wood as Governor General of Cuba faces the task of organizing elections for delegates to a constitutional convention and forming a home government. Cubans have long linked politics with revolt, making calm elections a challenge and requiring Wood’s finest diplomacy and wisdom.
Hon J K Toole delivered a strong yet limited argument at a large Butte audience amid bonfires snow and stage pageantry. Alex Mackel led a loud rooter contingent while local figures and the Centerville glee club joined in. Toole denounced the Porto Rican tariff and warned of a 100000 troop call as he urged party support.
An advertisement promises a natural bowel movement aid with a bitter claim that Casoarets candy will cure ailments from headaches to cancer. The copy urges starting for ten cents and highlights easy movement as the product’s benefit.
A Montana reception and speech event highlights Senator Mantle’s address praising Republican gains and criticizing Democratic corruption. He cites gold production, Kansas City convention decisions on silver, and calls for state reform. He contrasts orderly Republican crowds with the prior evening’s Democratic gathering.
Chicago firm Price Baking Powder Co notes many cheap powders contain alum. Chemist Lichig warns alum disrupts stomach, causing acidity and dyspepsia.
County Clerk Taylor released official notices of declinations and nominations for labor and democratic tickets. Key changes include Ferguson and Lewis resignations from labor and democratic lines respectively, Nickerson resigning from labor for secretary of state, with replacements named by the labor party and senate committees. Also, Butte High School football passed Dillon en route to Salt Lake City, greeting local democrats with a cheer as J K Toole arrived.
An advertisement promotes Lane's Medicine a herbal tea aiding digestion liver and kidneys and claimed to move the bowels daily. It lists price 960 and 50c and notes sale at City Drug Store with a boxed claim educate your bowels. The filler line references candy and constipation remedies and includes incoherent remnants.
Preparations are under way for the reception of Hon. Thos Carter this Saturday evening. Idaho Falls band and a glee club will provide music, with a special chorus. Special train service at low rates from Lima and other points south of Dillon has been arranged. Delegations from across the county will attend, signaling a major political event in the region.
The republican club holds a meeting tonight at headquarters to finalize plans for receiving Senator Carter. All members are requested to attend.
Edward J. Murray election returns, state and national, to be shown at the Dillon Theater on election night. Admission 25 cents, a seat for everybody. Also a health advertisement for Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company claiming cleansing of the system.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cold cure. Refund offered if no cure and FE W Grove signature appears on each box. Price 250.
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