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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1892

Page

7

Dillon Tribune Attacks Miner Letter In Beaverhead County

The Dillon Tribune denounces a Butte Miner letter titled A Happy Family as false and absurd. It claims Beaverhead county will deliver a strong Republican majority despite alleged Democratic infighting and candidate withdrawals. The piece accuses the Miner of dishonesty and defends Republican strength.

Butte LaMunyon Judge Galbraith Beaverlead County Beaverhead County

McKinley Praises Tariff Prosperity Across Sectors

In a speech reflecting on twenty nine years of protective tariffs McKinley proclaims leadership in agriculture mining and manufacturing for the nation. He argues the tariff system delivers broad enterprise and inventive genius unmatched by any other country.

WM McKinley

Hon J E Rickard Labor Record Extract Speech

The speaker defends his record in the constitutional convention. He says he opposed arming outsiders and Pinkerton hirelings via state law, supports enforcing anti Pinkerton provisions, and cites the need for legislation to give effect to constitutional restraints. He notes questions on convict labor and argues against privileged classes while urging policy aligned with Republican aims.

Democratic Party Montana Pinkerton Republican Party Democratic House of Representatives

Great Falls as Montana's Capital Favorite for the State

Great Falls is presented as the optimal capital site due to central location and rail access. Projections mention the Burlington line completion by 1808 and new lines improving access, plus the city’s role in smelting, mining, and manufacturing with major investments and mill plans. The piece condemns Chinese immigration and touts Montana-made goods and employment tied to Great Falls.

Great Falls Burlington Montana

Beaverhead Republicans urge full ticket vote against Democrats

A Beaverhead county editorial urges Republicans to vote straight ticket and oppose Democratic candidates. It condemns cross party campaigning, warns against free trade and wild cat money policies, praises McKinley tariff protections, and targets Candidate Collins and the Beaverhead Democratic ticket dubbed the Dolly Varden ticket.

Cinepaign Beaverhead Montana Beaverhead County Dolly Varden

Great Falls Growth Hints at Montana Manufacturing Boom

Progressive city with population over 10,000 in six years has built 1,200 houses with none vacant. In two years it may be the state’s largest city and a railway and commercial hub. Its water power and cheap fuel could attract textile industry expansion westward.

Great Falls Montana

Great Falls Emerges as Premier Northwest City

Great Falls ranks first as a residence city boasting 6 000 shade trees and 12 miles of electric street railway. It supports 250 telephones, four brick schools with 23 teachers, six banks, capital over 1 million dollars, 20 churches, an opera house between Minneapolis and Spokane, and a public library.

Minneapolis Spokane Northwest

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