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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
4
The paper explains addressed entities for notices and advertisements and states the publisher will not be responsible for employees debts unless signed by the manager. It urges timely delivery and asks subscribers to notify the office if not received regularly.
At a Missoula meeting the Society of Montana Pioneers elected A. E. Graeter as president and named Dillon as the 1902 convention site. Graeter, longtime resident since 1862, was praised as a solid state figure. Delegates pledged a warm Dillon welcome and tours of historic sites for visiting pioneers.
Twenty five delegates from twenty two states met in Philadelphia and organized the National German American Alliance. They adopted a constitution and bylaws to promote German language study, free public schools from political interference, a general physical education system, and preservation of Fatherland traditions within American customs.
George F Stockwell a Beloit college preparatory student was enticed from President Eaton's house in the early morning by middle preparatory class members. He was overpowered stripped and forced to walk before about twenty students while switches were used. His clothes were tied to a flag pole before he was sent home to plan revenge. The incident marks a peak in ongoing class clashes this year.
Georgetown Ky Oct 7 The court of appeals has granted new trials for ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers and James Howard. Powers transferred from Frankfort to Georgetown jail and faces retrial for accessory to Governor Goebel death with life sentence previously. Howard also faces re trial after his earlier hanging sentence. Over 60 witnesses summoned, new evidence expected from both sides.
Tacoma dispatch says Panay Island suffers famine after plague with 150 deaths from starvation at Capite. Manila fights the plague by sourcing rats and paying 212 cents per redent delivered to the board of health.
Veterinarians in northern Missouri work around the clock as thousands of horses suffer an unknown ailment with glanders like symptoms. Deaths are spreading, starting often with a form of influenza and advancing rapidly.
Hodgson testified that Schley’s conduct on July 3 resembled a commander in chief and recounted correspondence with Schley about a Santiago engagement. Folger asserted Cristobal Colon bombardments weakened Spanish fortifications and argued night movement could not escape blockaders in bad weather. Dyson added details on coal supply during the Santiago blockade.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure for deafness linked to catarrh and inflamed Eustachian tubes. It offers a $100 reward for any deafness case cured by the remedy and mentions mail circulars, plus a note about Dillon Public Library and local livestock for sale in Horse Prairie Montana.
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