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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1894
Page
4
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The Tribune weighs Mr Morse's recently published letter, noting it stirs both friend and foe. It questions his temperament and claims about Republicans while defending party loyalty and the integrity of local political discourse amid Beaverhead County tensions.
The letter rails at Democrats and populists, mocks politicians, and notes Helena’s influence over the state normal school. It praises J Francis of Omaha for a new Billings line and urges local action to protect the school, warning against inaction that could make Dillon the state's laughing stock.
The Helena press voices weariness over ongoing political strife and urges unity to build the state’s resources and attract capital. It calls for stopping personal attacks and advises local papers to leave the leading figures alone, while warning that western residents will respond if warfare continues.
The Helena Herald notes a shift in Butte around the Inter Mountain’s release for Anaconda. It mocks rivals and touts its own success with seven proprietors nine editors two compositors and three subscribers praising the result and urging others to follow its lead.
The Republican surge, starting in Vermont and Maine, has grown stronger across the country. It has engulfed democracy and populism, burying them in the north while Republicans ride the crest as victory incarnate.
The Standard reports Anaconda’s townspeople confident in their city’s current prosperity and readiness to unite for progress. They believe their town leads the state in welfare and are prepared to work together for continued improvement.
Salt Lake Tribune notes vacancies in Washington, Montana, Wyoming and Idaho will be filled by Republicans. It predicts Republican success in Colorado and anticipates Mr. Wolcott's likely return, praising the strong overall showing for the party across the region.
In a state area the Democrats denounce the last legislature’s debauchery and vote the Republican ticket this year to secure a large majority. Democracy challenged by its own ranks and rebuked by honest men.
The Billings Times reports Helena claimed a majority of about 1700 in the capital fight. It notes a Copper City challenge and asserts Helena gained votes from both respectable citizens and alleged criminal factions. The piece calls for calmer conduct and less sensational accusations.
The Montana vote left the state nearly split with strong support and opposition. Defeated sides may take solace that many respected citizens backed their stance. Once votes are counted, the focus shifts to business and Montana’s upbuilding.
The Ditton Tupiumaeni Co presents a third car load of bags featuring larger sizes and record low prices, promising shoppers better value than ever before.
Inter Mountain notes a smoky glass mock survey where most laugh while Wilson Cleveland Hill and several Montana Democrats frown. The piece hints at a political mood contrast among different figures and factions.
In Ana conda residents accept the capital election outcome with philosophic calm, claiming half the state vote and no malice. The Helena press mutters threats of vengeance and glares for action, asking what steps they plan to take.
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