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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1897

Page

3

Local notes from Porser Springs and Sheridan

Special correspondence reports residents visiting relatives in Twin Bridges Dillon and Virginia City. Movements include De Yang at Easton mine, Gallahan family in Twin Bridges, Page cattle sale, and town visits. Also notes church events at Sheridan parsonage, arrivals and departures, a parsonage move, entertainments, and a veterinary tale of a cat and a mirror.

the Tribune Porser Springs John de Yang Easton Mine Hot Springs Julia Mollie Donegan Virginia City T. H. Gallahan Twin Bridges Jas. Cowan W.co. Hope Indianola Iowa O. X. Larabee Brook Nook W.H. Raymond Packvinle Ford Burtch Dillon Fred Mercer Whitehall R. W. Page J. M. Page Lt. Hansen Mildred Henry Utley Lena Page Moone Moose Pageville The Tribune Sheridan Floyd Closser Tiernan Mill Street Anna Hall J. R. Hedley Centennial Valley Andrew Lindfors Spokane Washington Pauwelyn Lodge Hall Hooker Episcopal Guild Romulus Brown H. M. Fitch J. R. Comfort B. F. Bowman Mesdames Hall Moore L. C. Edwards John R. Hedley Butte Ladies’ Aid Society Day E. D. Marsh

Humble Parson Haweis Outsmarted by Carriage Reader

The Rev. H R Haweis recalls an amused railway tale in Travel and Talk about an old man who read a page from Music and Morals and claimed it as his own. Haweis exposes the ruse and notes how many never know where they stand in the end.

H. R. Haweis Hawe

Bangkok Bazaar Betel Nut Trade Described in Detail

Maxwell Sommerville notes in Siam on the Meriam that betel nut chewing is ubiquitous in Bangkok bazaars. He describes chavica betel vine leaves and arica betel palms, their nuts, and how merchants cut leaves into triangles and press turmeric stained paste into cone shaped cups with wooden implements.

Maxwell Sommerville Siam Meriam Gulf Ayathia Bangkok

Plant Drives Oxygen From Air in Glass Bell Jar

Dr T L Phipson describes a mushroom in a glass bell jar over water with sunlight. The mushroom absorbs oxygen, carbonic acid dissolves in water causing the liquid to rise to one fifth of the jar. When the mushroom dries its activity resumes if a green plant is placed nearby.

T. L. Phipson Chemical News

First mention of the Huns in history and their conquests

The text notes the Huns first appear in Chinese history around 210 BC. They conquered China, were later driven out by the Celestials, then moved across Asia and reached the area of Hungary by 376 AD. They threatened Europe, were defeated in central France, and forced back to the Danube.

China Asia Hungary France Danube

Sweden's prominence in match production noted worldwide

A clipped note observes Sweden as a leading match producer cited as the world’s greatest, while acknowledging the vast scale of operations in the United States and other regions.

Sweden

No Sensational Auction As Union Pacific Foreclosure Sells

Foreclosure sale of the Union Pacific government lien conducted at the freight house shows no sensational scenes. General Louis Fitzgerald and Alvin W. Krech bid for railroad property, bonds, and sinking fund totaling about 48.1 million, with the government claim around 57.6 million. turnover to reorganized committee expected soon.

Oman Union Pacific Railway Union Pacific Freight House Louis Fitzgerald New York City Union Pacific Redrianization Committee Alvin W. Krech United States Circuit Court Millar Omata Union Division Reorganization Committee

Decision on Expert Testimony by Springfield Doctor

Supreme court rules in Dixon vs the people affecting expert witnesses. Dr J N Dixon refused to testify without a reasonable fee claiming opinion is his property. Judge Creighton held him in contempt and fined him despite the ruling in favor of compensation under due process.

Springfield Dls Supreme Court Dixon J. N. Dixon Creighton

Blanco arrives as Cuba’s captain general amid Weyler exit

An official Havana dispatch reports Marshal Blanco has arrived and assumed command from General Weyler who retires. A Weyler show of support preceded his departure. Blanco vows stronger action against insurgents and endorses the Bay Conference action. In Chicano, the Bay Conference suspends Rev. C O Brown for unministerial conduct. the mutual Congregational council clears Brown of adultery but upholds the suspension.

Manina Havana Marshal Blanco Cuba General Weyler Weyler Spain Bay Conference C. O. Brown Mutual Council The Congregational Church Dr. Brown

Sheriff Martin Indicted Over Lattimer Shooting

Wilkes Barre October 29 grand jury returns true bills against Sheriff Martin and deputies for the Lattimer shooting. Nineteen murder counts filed one for each man killed and one for the victims collectively as the indictment.

Martin Wilkesbarre Martin Ald Lattimer

Auditor Mayhew Bound Over in Embezzlement Charge

Pierre South Dakota October 31 The state auditor was bound over on embezzlement charges Judge Jacobson overruled defense motion and bound Mr Mayhew over with bail set at 500 dollars.

Mayhew Pierre South Dakota Jacobson Smayhew

Corner in Ocean Freight Rooms for Cattle Sparks Trading

A New York dispatch reports a near complete corner in trans Atlantic cattle freight space. The White Star and Atlantic Transportation lines are fully booked for 1898 by a syndicate alleged to include P D Armour of Chicago and English buyers. William Lanham confirms the corner and notes it aims to expected crops and feed demand.

Ocean New York trans-Atlantic Philadelphia Baaltimore White Star Line Atlantic Transportation Line National Line P. D. Armour Chicago Wilson and Furnas-Leyland Lines Eters Hay Regulaus Lines William Lanham Lanham & Moore

Still Objects to Merry Appointment in Central America Diet

Managua reports the Greater Republic of Central America diet in session refused to back Secretary Sherman’s plan to appoint Captain William L. Merry of San Francisco as U S minister to Nicaragua Costa Rica and Salvador. Some claim the area was seized to pressure U S recognition while noting the diet could be toppled by a future revolution in the three nations.

Merry Managua Republic of Central America Sherman William L. Merry San Francisco United States Nicaragua Costa Rica Salvador

Fatal Spokane Shooting Affray in Front of Coeur d Alene Theater

In Spokane Johnny Bull an old time gambler was shot and likely fatally wounded in a theater forecourt. Fiskey Barnett manager of the theater lost a finger and suffered powder burns, while his wife Ida Clayton was shot through the shoulder. The incident followed Bull’s alleged plan to assassinate Barnett after a cane blow in a prior altercation.

Spokane Navy Coeur d’ Alene Johnny Bull Fiskey Barnett Ida Clayton Bull

Ameer Aims to Arrest Haddad Mullah in Afghanistan

The ameer of Afghanistan says he plans to arrest the Haddad Mullah and expel the priest from Afghan soil. He pledges to shield British territory from Afridi tribesmen taking refuge there. The government thanks him and provides a copy of General Sir William Lockhart's proclamation to the tribes before the punitive expedition.

Ameer Siuia Afghanistan Haddad Mullah Afridis William Lockhart

McKinley Home Welcome in Canton Crowd Hearty

President McKinley arrived in Canton to a large crowd and was escorted to his residence by the Canton troop. A Commercial Travelers association delegation and many Deuber Heights workers including Deuber watch works staff welcomed him.

McKinley Canton President McKinley Commercial Travelers Association Deuber Heights Deuber Watch Works

Camp Fontainbleu Deserted After Refugee Camp Close

Camp Fontainbleu in Mississippi is deserted with the last refugees leaving November 2. Since September 18, twelve hundred seventy four people used its hospitality. The detention train for the marine hospital service made its final trip, taking guards, cooks, fumigators, etc., as Camp Hutton, Louisiana, takes over tasks.

Opposition figures held in Venezuela conspiracy case

Caracas Nov 8. Dr Rojas Paul arrested for conspiracy against the government. Génera snidagea f also detained in the same sweep. Police actions reflect a crackdown on opposition activity.

Andrade Caracas Venezuela Rojas Paul Génera Snidagea F

Items of Interest from Across the World

A chaotic collection notes Tobolsk as an old inhabited site, Roman banquets began with eggs and ended with apples, Petrus Pérignon monks and Dublin population shifts, frogs raining on Bizerta, Godfrey of Bouillon in Antioch, Paris warehouses budgeting thefts, a Mapleton Missouri farmer on a horse’s switch cue, 1190 China card invention by Lem Ho, Puritans calling cards the devil’s picture book.

Tobolsk Siberia Petrus Perignon Dublin Bizerta Vunis Mapleton China Lem Ho

Novelty papeteries and travel accessories on display

Artisanal papeteries in tortoise shell racks with silver gilt mountings are shown alongside travel conveniences such as feather cases for collars and cuffs and gilt paperweights without watch centers. Mme Alexandra Viarda to debut at Fifth Avenue theater Nov 20. Frohiman presents The Little Minister with Maude Adams. Jefferson notes Americans know little of editorial sanctums and theater greenrooms.

Mme Alexandra Viarda America Fifth Avenue Theater New York City Chiaries Frohiman Little Minister Maude Adama Bobbie Joseph Jefferson

Everybody Says So Cascarets Candy Cathartio

Advertisement touts Cascarets as the most wonderful medical discovery of the age. Claims promise gentle cleansing of kidneys liver and bowels and a cure for colds headaches fever and biliousness. Prices listed as 10 25 and 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.

Cascarets

Saleament Wanted For Minnesota Grown Stock And Seeds

Advertisement seeks two or three sale agents in each county to sell nursery stock seed corn seed potatoes and grain with liberal terms for spring delivery. Includes three plans and requests written particulars. Also promotes a compendium on Yukon Klondyke and Alaskan gold fields with color map sending 10 cents to Hamilton Publishing Co Indianapolis Ind. 40 6.

Minnesota Yukon Klondyke Alaskan Hamilton Publishing Co Indianapolis Ind

Free Offer From Eminent New York Chemist to Readers

Distinguished chemist T. A. Slocum of New York, presenting his New Scientific Treatment for Consumption and related lung ailments, offers three free bottles to readers who write with their address. He claims cures proven in American and European labs and urges sufferers to act, noting the need to mention Dillon Tribune. 28-1y

T. A. Slocum New York City Nerianenyy Heng Renmin Science Daily M.D Pine Street New York Dillon Tribune

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Gopper Madison Cosney Lewis Fitzgerald Blanco Takes the Reins Mapnip Gullen Moret Bermejo Duke of Tetuan Senor Canovas General Azcarraga American State Department Godfrey of Bouillon Antioch Gata York Et Naly Saleament Tur Jewein Nursery Co Lake City C. I. Christianson Frank ‘Downey Red Rock Jules Guyaz Hansen Pickman Tez Arthur Trrcone Pus. Co. Dillon A. B Ely ELY Brothers Warren St Rey John Reid, Jr Great Falls Mont Francia W. Poole Central Press Church Helena, Mont J.E. Blake W. N. Culver Magdalen Post Office Missouri Pacific Railway Kansas City, ST. Louis Colorado Union Station St. Louis K. J. Faynn, T.F P. A Saur Lak H. B, Kooser O.F PA. Hry Uran Townsend, G.P T.A St. Louis, Mo Trinount Posisarna Co Trisune Pusxisuine Co Stans Strencrus Bapvars Braxps Curoxs T. Tarsus Pus. Co Dillon, Mont Wade
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