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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1904

Page

11

Russians Break Japanese Line Near Bentsiaputze in Manchuria

General Kouropatkin's forces advance after breaking the Japanese line at Bentsiaputze near Mukden. Russian troops seize a hill and push toward Yentai while Japanese divisions move west along the Tian river, threatening communications.

Yentai Japan European Russia Siberia Manchuria Port Arthur Kouropatkin Bentsiaputze Hun River Shakhe Mukden Mistchenko Bentsilaputze Tian River Sinmintin Kuroki

Congo Question Dominates Swiss Peace Congress Report

A public meeting in connection with the peace congress sessions in Switzerland condemned King Leopold II of Belgium for Congo Free State cruelties amid ivory and rubber exploitation. Defenders argued Leopold acted to curb abuses as others urged stronger international treaties and a proposed court of arbitration. The congress also endorsed creating a universal court for inter nation disputes and selected Lucerne as the 1905 meeting site.

Boston Leopold Belgium Congo Free State E. T. More England Peace Congress George Herbert Read Cambridge Congo Morrison Congress Committee On Propaganda Lucerne Switzerland

Big Race Goes To Sweet Marie In Lexington Trotting Stake

Transylvania stake for 2 12 class trotters at Lexington valued $3 000 yielded a dramatic contest. Tiverton won the first two heats in 2 05 3 4 and 2 04 1 2 setting event and world records. Sweet Marie captured heats three through five, setting world marks for the three fastest heats and for the fastest third and five fastest heats all time.

Lexington Transylvania Sweet Marie Tiverton

Trade Outlook Brightens as Crops Improve and Factories Reopen

R G Dun's weekly review notes crops beyond danger, securities at highs since May 1903, and idle machinery resuming in mills and factories. Confidence grows in future needs, with pig iron furnaces woolen mills and agricultural dealers showing intent to supply. Mercantile collections improve and railway earnings rise 3.8 percent year over year. Foreign port trade up by over 1.05 million in imports and 410 thousand in exports. Dispatches from cities confirm better conditions.

Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report

Foreign demand for flour boosts wheat prices with a Romanian crop shortage cited. December wheat to 1.081, May 1.084, July 1.064. corn 0.48, 0.45. oats 0.70, 0.32. Pork 181.50, 182.75. lard 7.40, 7.42. ribs 6.67, 6.72.

Chicago

Chicago Livestock Prices on Oct 10 Trade

Receipts for cattle hogs and sheep recorded with varied declines and gains. Cattle good to prime steers range around 6.00, calves and Texas fed steers 3.00 to 5.00, western steers up to 4.75. hogs mixed and butcher grades 5.00 to 6.15. sheep weak with good to fair wethers 3.75 to 4.30 and western lambs up to 5.30.

Kansas City Markets Report Cattle Hogs And Sheep

Cattle receipts steady to lower with varied classes. top beef around 5.00 to 6.00 for choice export and dressed steers. Western fed steers near 5 755.00, stockers and feeders 225 20, cows and heifers mixed. Hogs receipts about 4 000 with prices roughly 85.00 to 3.70, packers at 4.0000 0.92. Sheep receipts 9 000 steady to strong with lambs around 4.00 to 5.10 and ewes 2.00 to 5.50.

Kansas City

Cattle and Hogs See Steady Demand In Local Markets

South Omaha reports mixed receipts with cattle steady to firm maxing near 4.60 per cwt for carnfed steers and cows. Hog trade active with heavy weights selling around 5.50 to 5.72. Sheep and lamb markets steady with yearlings at 3.40 and lambs near 4.25 to 4.90 per head.

South Omaha

Deadly Missouri Pacific wreck near Warrensburg shocks Missouri

A collision three miles east of Warrensburg Missouri between the second section of Missouri Pacific passenger train No 30 from Wichita to St Louis and an extra freight train killed 29 and injured 60. The wreck occurred as the freight misread signals and moved onto the main line telescopeing the passenger tender into the front car. Rescue teams and doctors rushed to the scene as the dead were transported to Warrensburg and Sedalia for identification and treatment.

Warrensburg Wichita St. Louis Sedatia A. J. Durst Dexter Kan Nellie Sulivan Cedarvale W. Ho Allen Pittsburg Dorsey Green Pennsboro Dovef Bronaigh Ada Kane Dollie Sullivan P. H. Alley Hattie Kelsey Oxford A. Weber Forrestville Pas Diey Read Bronaugh Clarence Hersing Kansas Missouri Pleasant Hill Montserrat EB. L. Barnes Bills Horton L. C. Dressell Eatonville

Six Suffocated in St Clair Tunnel Tragedy

Port Huron Michigan reports six Grand Trunk Railway employees died from coal gas in the St Clair tunnel under the river to Sarnia Ontario. The coal train split, three crew members suffocated, and three rescuers perished attempting to reach them. Names include A S Begg and engineers J Coleman from Port Huron.

Port Huron Mich Grand Trunk Railway St. Clair River Sarnia Ontario A.S. Begg John Coleman J. B. Simpson D. T. Tinsley Thomas McGrath D.A. Gilles

Fifteen Die From Cheap Whisky at Stryker's Farms

Fifteen men die within eight days in the Stryker's Farms neighborhood on New York's west side. The police and coroner's office investigate. Coroner Scholer says cheap whisky caused the deaths. Victims all knew each other and attended friends' funerals before dying.

New York Stryker’s

Local remedies and road talk fill Riley’s Drug Store ad

The notice promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for colds, Ballard’s Snow Liniment for wounds, and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion. It notes Riley’s Drug Store sells Herbine and advertises a free sample and a book-length claim about Hall Caine and Mrs. Bob Fitzsimmons.

Chamberlain Riley

Shanghai liar tale shocks after dynamite tale fails

The text mocks a false claim from Shanghai and references a bizarre legend about a frog that eats dynamite and leaps, ends in explosion and destruction. It notes Rudyard Kipling and a poem whose meaning must be explained in footnotes, asserting Rudyard as a genuine poet.

Shanghai Rudyard Kipling Rudard

Minister von Phelve and His Coachman Dies in Incident

The text notes that while von Phelve may have had faults, his coachman who died with him was in nocent, implying the coachman bore no guilt in the incident.

von Phelve

St Paul Road pioneers electric lighting in trains in 1888

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway known as the St Paul Road led in electrified train lighting in 1888. It shaped luxury in the Pioneer Limited, setting a standard of comfort and care for travelers. War balloon rumors rise as threats in the Far East loom.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul The St. Paul Road Pioneer Far East

Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted by Riley's Drug Store

An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for impurities causing headache fevers pimples and sores. It claims to purify blood and cure scrofula and syphilitic poisons with a positive guarantee on every bottle sold by Riley's Drug Store.

Acker Riley

Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment Promises Relief

Advertising copy touts Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as a cure for piles with relief claimed after use. It notes bottle and tube prices at Riley's Drug Store and mentions Lou Dillon’s collapse as a point of discussion about human attention to horses.

Tabler Riley’s

Bold at 15c 500 and 81.00 a bottle promise refund

Advertisement promises money back if not satisfied by returning the bottle to H Hooker & Co proprietors in Buffalo Minnesota. It highlights price points and refund terms for a druggist purchase.

H. Hooker & Co., Proprs Buffalo

Liver Health Remedies Offer Drowsiness Relief and Detox

In sluggish liver the herbine helps bile flow and liver function, reducing drowsiness and apathy. Prices 50 pts at Riley's Drug Store. White's Dream Vermifuge touts warmth and tonicity to quiet worms in children, price 25 cents at Riley's Day Store. Cotton seed is noted as a substitute for meat amid a possible cotton seed trust.

Riley’s Drug Store Riley White Riley’s Day Store

Mokitea claims cure all ills at Riley's Drug Store

An editor seeks help with a Hartford Post query about a peculiar sleep pattern. The ad touts Mokitea as a permanent cure for constipation indigestion appetite sleep and happiness with a money back guarantee and prices listed as 25 ots and 50 ota.

Riley’s Drug Store Will Comebody Hartford Post

Modern dipping plant ready for cattle and horses

The Axton Sioux Yards Co of Grand Island Nebraska announces a new, up to date dipping plant for cattle sheep and horses. They offer dipping on short notice at competitive rates and invite buyers for feeders at their yard located in Grand Island.

Axton Sioux Yards Co Grand Island Neb

Henry M Stanley Leaves Fortune From Books

Henry M. Stanley accumulated over 750000 dollars mainly from his literary sales. The note implies success follows cautious, continued exploration after returning to civilization.

Henry. M. Stanley

Experience Teaches: Acker’s Remedy for Coughs and Colds

An old ad urges use of Acker's English Remedy for croup and colds with a money back refund offer. Riley’s Drug Store markets the remedy promising immediate relief and refunds of 35 and 50 cents if it fails.

Acker Riley's Drug Store

Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Beaverhead County

Deck Harkness, designee of Thomas F. Jenkins of Dell Montana, filed intention to prove a desert land claim No 8012 for 320 unsurveyed acres in Beaverhead County. The hearing before L J Price U S Commissioner at Dillon is set for October 28 with witnesses Arabina Harkness Dahlo Ernest Harkness John Kennison all of Dell Montana. Frank D Miracle, Register.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Helena Montana August Tauchmman Bedrock Mont Beaverhead County L. J. Price A. S Dillon Harry Schuler Henry Hildreth Alonzo Yount Frank D. Mrracux Register United States Land Otoe Dept Deck Harkness Thomas F. Jenkins Dell, Mont Beaverhead U. 8 Said Arabina Harkness Dahlo Ernest Harkness John Kennison Dell Montane Frank D. Miracle

Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Carlson Claim

Albert Ziems assignee of Carl A Carlson of Polaris Montana has filed notice to prove desert land claim 6067 for the Niy SW W% BEY BE SE4 Bee 20 Tp 58 R12 W MM before J Price A B Commissioner at Dillon Montana on October 25 1904. Witnesses Paul Zieme Milton Ky Hays George Pyle Willard Pyle Polaris Montana.

Department of the Interior Ottee J. Price Dillon Monton Tueeray Paul Zieme Milton Ky Hays George Pyle Willard Pyle Polaris Montana Frank D. Miracle Register

Notice for Publication in Interior Land Office at Helena

Department of the Interior Land Office at Helena Montana Notice is given that the named settler David R Hopkins guardian of Alfred Baker has filed final proof for claim H E 10554 for sections 1 2 8 and 4 in township 4 south range 17 west Montana meridian before George W French clerk district court Dillon Montana on October 25 1904 at Dell Montana witnesses Henry Thompson Henry Fitter Austin Childe and Jackson D Brandenberg all reside at Dell Montana Franklin D Miracle registrar

Interior Helena Nant George W. French Dillon Montana David R. Hopkins Alfred Baker Nontana Henry Thompson Henry Fitter Austin Childe Jackson D. Brandenberg Dell Montena Frank D. Miracle Roegieter

Notice of final proof in Dillon Montana land claim

Land Office at Helena Montana September 12 1904 a named settler gives notice of intention to make final proof in support of his claim. Proof will be made before L J Price D8 Commissioner at Dillon Montana October 25 1904 for Max Lauterbach H E No 14147 for NEM NEM Sec 7 W% NW SEM NW Sec 8 T 115 R 5 W MM. Residence and cultivation of claimant Frank Landon Michael Lauterbach Milton Davidson William A Jones all of Dillon Montana Frank D Mrracue Register 88 8

Helena Mont L. J. Price Dillon Montana Max Lauterbach Sec & T Frank Landon Michael Lauterbach Milton L. Davidson William A. Jones Dillon, Montans Frank D. Mrracue Register

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