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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
3
The column lists quirky notes about amounts of brick absorbing oil, meat in hot weather, and swords in playful oddities. It notes lions driven from Lake Seidoele Nysbae shores by a new railroad and quotes a Newark resident about age and pride, recounting past willingness to die.
An advertisement claims Acker's Blood Elixir cures blood diseases when cheaper sarsaparillas fail. It urges weak looking people to try the remedy and mentions Central Pharmacy selling each bottle with a positive guarantee. The notice lists Hughes & McCaleb's store and Tribune Store as outlets in Jasper Nelson's area.
In Scranton Pa on November 18 the coal commission hears John Mitchell face Wayne MacVeagh in a tense cross examination over the eight hour demand and alleged violence. MacVeagh praises Mitchell while pressing for boycott evidence as witnesses detail a “reign of terror” in the anthracite fields.
London report describes a grand 1902 durbar near Delhi with the viceroy and British chiefs in a vast camp. Rajas, governors, and rulers from across India will attend, the imperial amphitheater built for the coronation durbar, electric illumination, and a grand procession along the Grand Trunk road.
The judge predicts 1,000,000 inhabitants in Alaska with settlement in the Yukon valley on the American side. He calls for a general road system and notes Arctic flora, forests inland, and a dry Yukon winter climate shaped by the coastal mountains.
Mail advices from Hongkong say a Rainbow flagship will serve Admiral Wilde and staff with the American squadron in oriental waters. The Rainbow, a former catboat converted since the Spanish American War, is unarmed save for small saluting guns, outfitted for entertaining and staff accommodations in Manila and other Asiatic ports. Scientists Charm by Indian Chants at New York Congress. Art event at the Museum of Natural History features Arthur Farwell’s piano rendition of Indigenous songs including Ishabruzzi and the Old Man's Love Song, blending music with native chants and a rallying call to arms.
In a Baltimore American a football player is described with frenzied, exaggerated fury. The critic paints a fearsome athlete whose powerful frame and brutal tackles dominate the field while spectators gasp and exclaim in ironic admiration.
A Paris meeting begins a long pursuit by Colonel Disbrow of Widow Rogers and her sister. After four refusals in hotel parlors from Mrs. Rogers, he persists during travels through Switzerland and Milan. When brigand assault occurs near Novi, the colonel rescues the party and finally secures consent to propose, ending with a yes.
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