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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1895
Page
6
Thousands gathered on the Central viaduct as a motor car plunged 300 feet into the river. Rescue work dragged on all night with four bodies recovered and more feared. Crowds, ambulances, and police struggled to maintain order while relatives searched for loved ones and prayed.
Demerara reports dispatches from Joseph Chamberlain raise questions on colonial response to possible extreme moves against Venezuela. High council to meet, with Britain urged to uphold the flag. Consuls wary, German envoy advocates firm British policy and opposes U S interference.
Bradstreet notes general trade remains irregular with a marked drop in demand for iron and steel. Western cities suffer from mild weather, while Indian corn exports reach 1,021,000 bushels weekly, the largest since April 1894. Chicago hosts travelers to Lookout Mountain and Chickamauga as the new fast train debuts, shaping the schedule to 45 mph average.
A digest of brief notices reports deaths including Austin Walker of Lake Geneva Wisconsin and Milton Hogers of Simuba. Henry M Kingston named Lehigh Valley traffic manager following Taylor’s death. California rail fares drop with Chicago travelers paying $30 less. Pennsylvania Republican plurality computed. Dubuque women form home for fallen women. South Carolina requires railroad charters. Muncie Indiana reports a new natural gas well accident. 60 foot fatal burn from a match incident involving George Bendell. Idaho reservation opening draws 260 homeseekers. Wellington canal water at a historic low. Waterloo Illinois hosts State Dairy Association. New York commission traders to attend with two carloads. Helena Montana validates Bill Gay murder verdict. San Antonio hosts Texas Irrigation Association. Webster Brothers rescue father in Pulaski Missouri. Kansas corn yield hits record with few exceptions. About 400 Poles plan to aid Cuba from Cleveland. St Joseph Missouri man James Pollard sentenced to death. Wisconsin ex congressman Stephenson backs county bond for roads. Frontier gambling houses in St Joseph and surroundings.
Gurarin C T reports Mrs. Jim Webster an Osage Indian released after two weeks held on suspicion of her husband’s death. Investigation found he came home drunk chased her with a butcher knife, slipped, and fatally injured himself.
A Kentucky Governor and dignitaries join a large Louisville to Atlanta exposition tour. The item highlights a big excursion, while listing other scattered news such as Pl aza sale, indictments, embezzlement cases, railway labor HQ move, and various local incidents across states.
A wide roundup notes bank robberies, murders, drownings, political moves, court actions and notable deaths from across states. It cites mayoral acquittal, tax and treasury figures, shipwrecks, railroad bonds, and local incidents involving sheriffs, judges, and ambassadors.
President appoints John L Peak of Kansas as minister to Switzerland. Announcement from Washington on November 20 states Peak will represent the United States in Bern and assume duties promptly.
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