Dillon Tribune 1899 Opinion on Courts and Elections
The Dillon Tribune discusses Montana politics and the 1890s election dispute, urging lawful resolution through courts. It notes August Stenberg’s conviction in a dynamite case, praises veterinary appointee Dr. J Trullinger, and references floods in Johnstown and Cambela. It argues for nonviolent dispute resolution and accountability regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
August Stenberg
J. Trullinger
Montana
National Silver Convention in St Louis Sees Large Delegates
Encouraging advices from St Louis say state governors appoint over 200 nominations for delegates and alternates to the National Silver Convention to meet November 26. The executive committee may increase delegates at large beyond 100, with many prominent figures invited to present papers on silver coinage. A promenade concert and ball at the Merchants Exchange opens the program, plus a Thanksgiving carriage drive and a grand collation due to the expected large attendance.
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St. Louis
Congress
Washington
Allver
Merchants Exchange
Music Hall
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Best Kidney and Liver Medicine
Idaville Indiana residents Postmaster Wm Timmens farmer John Leslie and hardware merchant J W Gardner praise Electric Bitters for kidney liver and vitality benefits. They report improved health energy and appetite. Available now at N M White's Drug Store as Christmas ads begin.
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Wm. Timmens
Idaville
Ind
John Leslie Farmer
Same Place
J. W. Gardner
N. M. White
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