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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
9
Root's Tivoli underwear presents heavy weight woolen items including derby ribs shirts with satin button bands and drawers with neat finishes. Made from selected Australian lambs wool in natural color with mohair binding. Priced at $1.50 per garment.
Sofia reports a brighter scene as the Porte pledges not to move 32 battalions from Monastir to Adrianople, easing Bulgarian fears. Natohovitch will go to Constantinople as Bulgarian diplomatic agent while London notes an Armenian massacre link to Izzet Pasha and Britain protests Turkish excesses in Macedonia.
Count De La Vaulx and Count D Outremont descended in a balloon near Hull York shire after a Paris to England flight completed in 17 1 2 hours. This marks the first France to England balloon voyage with the noted aeronauts having prior record attempts across the Mediterranean with naval support and floating apparatus to aid navigation.
Report states two wartime attempts ended unsuccessfully as balloons were pushed toward the north coast of the Mediterranean. No further details on parties or dates are given.
London September 29 opening of the third week of the Alaskan Boundary commission sessions saw American counsel D T Watson continuing his presentation after speaking since Wednesday. Lord Chief Justice Alverstone praised the argument and Christopher Robinson began speaking for the Canadian claims. Watson left the hall greatly fatigued.
About 1,000 Spanish American War veterans marched in blue and gray uniforms in New Haven. Woolsey Hall hosted opening exercises for the veterans convention with 2,000 attendees including 400 veterans and Grand Army members.
In Sofia on September 28 a peaceful demonstration drew about 15,000 Macedonians and sympathizers after a cathedral requiem. A procession through central streets featured bands and black banners with images of dead leaders and burned villages.
Ten persons were injured today on the Halsted street car line in Chicago when a train ran away for two blocks from Sixteenth to Eighteenth streets. A new gripman reportedly commanded the car. Two wagons were struck by the train before it stopped.
A Cen tral railroad wreck on the Cuernavaca division near Mexico City killed two men and injured three others. The dead include Joseph W. Karey and another unnamed victim was reported. Authorities investigated the incident and details were not immediately released.
In New York a wrecking foreman F R Bourgeois brakeman Conductor Laffey and two others were slightly injured in a railroad incident. Samuel L Ferguson of Ferguson Construction was instantly killed and his secretary Charles L Martin fatally injured when dynamite exploded on a Wabash line road. Two suspected Poles were arrested as the satchel with $3600 went missing.
State of Minnesota files petition for an order allowing an appeal in the Northern Securities merger case. The assignment claims the circuit court erred in every finding of the decree dismissing the bill of complaint. It asserts Northern Securities acted to gain control of two railroads and interfered in management. The petition asks for reversal of judgment.
A murder and robbery occurred on the Middletown road near Ashington, Pa, injuring the paymaster Fatally and wounding the secretary. The assailants used dynamite to disable guards and seized money. Police investigated the early details and sought suspects.
In La Crosse Wisconsin at the German Lutheran church during services Herman Rossow shot his wife and then killed himself in front of hundreds. Mrs Rossow is expected to die and Rossow is severely wounded but may recover. The couple had been separated for some time.
The Ferracule Machine company plant in Bridgeton New Jersey burned down causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Insurance partially covers the loss. A boiler room explosion is suspected as the fire’s cause. Two hundred workers lose jobs. It marks the third major industrial fire in the city in recent weeks.
Winnipeg report of a triple drowning near Gleichen Northwest Territories as a team was swept away while crossing the Bow River. Sergeant Brooks of the Northwest Mounted Police and two men, A Beaupre and Joseph Dusbury of Gisichen, are named in the incident. A searching party works to recover the bodies.
New York report from Bath Beach confirms Bob Fitzsimmons and George Gardner defend his light heavyweight title in a Yosemite club bout scheduled for late November. The Yosemite club of San Francisco presented the challenger representative.
Chicago reports broad market weakness from Wall Street and global grain shipments. December wheat and corn closed lower while provisions varied. cash prices show readings across No 2 and No 3 grades for wheat, corn, and oats with multiple futures months listed.
Chicago live stock market summary shows cattle receipts at 41 000 with Texans and westerns, prices 10 to 20 cents lower. hogs receipts 32 000 with close at 10 to 20 lower. sheep receipts 41 000 with lambs and wethers steady to 15c lower. Prices span cattle from 1.40 to 7.50. hogs from 5.50 to 6.20. sheep and lambs from 2.10 to 8.10 across grades and regions.
Cattle receipts 22 000 with corn fed and native cattle varying widely. Beef steers bring 4 60 to 5 25, native cows 1 75 to 3 50, canners 1 00 to 2 25, calves 2 50 to 5 45. Hog receipts 3 500 slow, top 6 17 per cwt, most 5 90 to 6 00. Sheep receipts 11 000 slow, native lambs 3 25 to 5 50, western lambs 2 00 to 6 15, stockers 2 00 to 3 50.
South Omaha market notes Sept 28 show cattle receipts at 7200 with prices down to 10 cents. Hogs receipts 1600 with steady prices, and sheep receipts 20000 with declines toward 10 cents. Listings include native and western cattle, Texas steers, canners, stockers and calves, hogs varied and lamb values around four dollars.
St Joseph live stock report shows cattle receipts at 5 899 with prices down 10 to 15 cents per pound for natives and 268 hogs and cattle listed. Market figures include a range around 3500 dollars in value and overall lower movement noted in the Sept 28 update.
An advertisement extols beauty as a reflection of health and promotes Wine of Cardus as a tonic for women. It claims pure blood yields a rosy complexion and happiness while impure blood causes moodiness and pallor, promising noticeable changes in a month.
A new supply arrives at Tripune atore offering solio and relox printing papers for photographers. The advertisement highlights availability for immediate purchase.
A list of public offices and officials including Senator W A Clark Representative Joseph M Dixon Governor J Knopfole Lieutenant Governor Frank G Higina Secretary of State George M Hays Treasurer A H Barrett Auditor J H Calderhead Attorney General James Donovan Superintendent of Schools W W Welsh Chief Justice T F Brantley Associate Justices George R Milburn W T Pigott W H Holloway Clerk of Supreme Court Henry G Ricks District Judge M H Parker Stenographer T J A Monaghan State Senator James P Murray Representatives B F White George Woodworth Sheriff Drake Gist Treasurer B N Stevenson Clerk and Recorder John S Baker Clerk of Court A L Beardsley Attorney C W Robison Superintendent of Schools Mise Mae Rich Public Administrator Isaiah Cashmore Coroner M A Walker County Surveyor George R Metlen Commissioners W M Oliver Dillon Wm M Montgomery Wisdom D D McKnight Dell Justices of the Peace Dillon Township J S Vermillion Josephus Rich Constables Dillon Township A A Elliott Jos Young City Police Chief Fred L Stone Ward and other city officials listed with titles.
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