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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1902

Page

7

Notice of Limited Liability for Company Debts

The Tribune Pub Co says it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees unless orders signed by a manager are provided.

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President Roosevelt Declares Thanksgiving Proclamation

The 1902 document sets Thursday November 27 as a general day of thanksgiving. Roosevelt urges nationwide cessation of work to offer thanks to God for a year of peace and abundant prosperity. Secretary John Hay seals the proclamation in Washington.

Theodore Roosevelt United States Washington John Hay Roosevelt New York Chamber of Commerce Republic

Tribute to Elizabeth Cady Stanton and servant study

The piece surveys women’s work and rights, noting the Wisconsin labor bureau findings on why girls leave household service for factory jobs. It praises Elizabeth Cady Stanton as a suffrage leader and reformer, highlighting her advocacy for social purity, home life, and women's rights alongside tributes from contemporaries.

Wisconsin State Labor Bureau New York Wisconsin Elizabeth Cady Stanton Mrs. Stanton Stanton Miss Anthony M. E. O'Ner

Nebraska Becomes Solid Republican State Says Bryan Comment

The piece notes W. J. Bryan shifting stance to the south, claims Nebraska is now a firm Republican state, and describes Missouri’s Democratic slump as a temporary nine days’ wonder among its residents.

W. J. Bryan Nebraska Missouri

Mrs Eliza Wylie Dies at Bozeman Home

Eliza Wylie mother of W W Wylie founder of Wylie Camping Company in the National Park died at her Bozeman home last Sunday at fifty five. She leaves husband seven children and several grandchildren. W W Wylie is a well known local figure making the death of local interest.

Eliza Wylie W.W. Wylie Wylie Camping Company of the National Park Bozeman W. W. Wylie

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