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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1904

Page

12

Payneee Lady 10 Rest Funeral of Dead Cabinet Officer At Milwaukee

The funeral for Postmaster General HC Payne was held in Milwaukee with 23 000 viewing at city hall before transfer to All Saints cathedral. Active pallbearers were eight Milwaukee post office letter carriers. honorary pallbearers included Secretary Morton and Senators Quarles and Spooner.

Milwaukee Wis HC. Payne Forest Home All Saints' Cathedral Payne Washington Morton Victor Metcalfe James Wilson Quarles Spooner Elmer Dover Harry S. New Nicholson Forest Home Cemetery

Review of Big League Races and Town News

Review of American and National leagues races with Chicago winning the second place behind New York for the NA pennant race. Baseball standings list Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Detroit Washington. Also reports a fatal automobile crash in the Bronx near 161st street and Jerome avenue with three dead and six injured. A land office notice clarifies old soldiers cannot patent public lands without residence or cultivation, except for filing via an agent and service time deduction.

New York Chicazy Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago Gus Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Washington St. Louis Detroit Bronx 161St Street Jerome Avenue New York Central Albert Noyes Jerome Avouue Land Office General Land Office Nebraska

Four Die in Tracy Hotel Fire at St Joseph Missouri

The Tracy hotel on South St Joseph burned on October 8 killing four people Lafayette Frew a live stock speculator C F Norton a stock yards company employee Mrs Anna Weston guest Gilbert Weston 13 son of the deceased and unidentified man William Simmons a cattle buyer was severely burned after jumping from a third story window The fire began in the kitchen of the frame hotel with guests aroused with difficulty.

Tracy St. Joseph South St. Joseph Lafayette Frew C. F. Norton Stock Yards Company Anna Weston Gentry County Gilbert Weston William Simmons

Omaha and St. Joseph Express Collides After Switch Error

An open switch caused the Omaha and St. Joseph express to collide with a freight train near Kansas City. Fourteen people were injured, two seriously. Mrs. J. M. Partello, wife of Fort Reno commander Major Partello, sustained back and wrist injuries and facial cuts. her daughter Florence Partello was bruised and shaken. Major Partello escaped with a sprained leg. others had minor injuries.

Kansas City Omaha and St. Joseph Missouri Pacific Railway J. M. Partello Major Partello Fort Reno Oklahoma Florence Partello

University of Chicago President on Religion and Education

President Harper told students and faculty that religious problems remain unsolved by US theological seminaries for fifty years. He argued universities must provide future religious training as churches focus on denominational questions. The address covered the university's role in religious education.

Chicago United States Harper University of Chicago

Barber Slays Customer In Haircut Fight In Chicago

Chicago reports Charles Alexander, a barber, killed by James Thomas after a dispute over dull clippers. The struggle for control of the scissors ended with a slash to Alexander’s neck, he dying almost instantly from a severed jugular. Both men were Black. In Texas near Houston, two men were shot to death amid family trouble. Herman Ottmann and Ernest Schilling Sr. died, Fred Schilling wounded, and Ernest Schilling Jr. injured. In Columbus Ohio, a five story Columbus Dry Goods building burned, destroying upper floors and causing about 200000 dollars in damage.

Chicago Charles Alexander James Thomas Thomas Alexander Houston Tex Herman Ottman Ernest Schilling, Sr Fred Schilling Ernest Schilling, Jr Ottmann Schilling Columbus Columbus. O Columbus Dry Goods ‘Company

Fire damages Downey’s livery stables in Washington loss

A blaze on the upper floor of Downey’s livery stables at 1622 to 1628 L Street caused about 100000 dollars in damage. The fire, traced to faulty electric wiring, consumed many fine carriages owned by senators and diplomats including Moore Dryden and Fairbanks and Representative Hitt and Mrs Westinghouse.

Washington Downey L Street Diplomatic Corps Moore, Dryden and Fairbanks Hitt

Odd Fellows Elect Officers in Columbus Grand Lodge Meeting

The twelfth biennial meeting of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows elected officers led by Grand master J. McHenry Jones and deputy grand master George E. Temple with J. F. Needham as secretary. Richmond, Virginia, chosen as 1916 meeting site.

Odd Fellows Columbus Grand Lodge of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows J. McHenry Jones Institute St. Louis J. F.needham Philadelphia Richmond

Aeronaut Dies From Fall in Grand Junction Balloon Ascension

Grand Junction Colorado October 11 Frank Van Fleet an aeronaut died from injuries after falling during a balloon ascent in the city last Friday.

Grand Junction Colo Frank van Fleet

Japs Retire to Liaoyang Amid Shifting Eastern Front

Russian cavalry cross the Taitse river east of Pensihu reports show Japanese retreating from Liayu Yang and hills east of Yentai, as though seeking a decisive action near Liaoyang. No major engagements reported. both sides maneuver to retake ground while weather favors movement.

Makden Taitse Pensihu Liavu Yang Yentai Liao Yang Hun River Karoki Choi Wai Chon Walangon Kiroki

London Comment on Order From Czar in War News

London reports debate over General Kouropatkin s offensive order with critics suggesting St Petersburg instructed a victory at any cost The piece notes Oyama s retreat at Liao Yang and a alert Russian fleet near Port Arthur related to British supply plans.

London Kouropatkin Eneglishi Daily Telegraph St. Petersburg Liao Yang Field Marshal Oyama Port Arthur

Prices Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Qualls Death

Vinila and Dan Price, farmers, found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Tom Qualls. The Prices had aided officers years earlier in capturing Qualls and Qualls had sworn vengeance after release from prison. The fatal quarrel followed Qualls' release and provocation by the Prices.

Vinila Dan Price Tom Qualls Avere Qualls

Summer Reading Selection at Tribune Store

New lot of paper covered novels priced 100 to 350 features standard writers detective stories and light literature. Ideal for long summer days when business is dull and social life slows. Call at the Tribune store to claim titles.

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Voaren Heads Hill Organization Top Posts

J. W. Voaren named president and general manager while E Hill was noted as president and vice president in the leadership slate.

J. W. Voaren E, Hill Gen. Mgr

New Overland Service Aboard From San Francisco to Chicago

Aboard at, San Francisco off at Chicago. The new overland service runs via the Union Pacific and the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway.

San Francisco Chicago Union Pacific Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

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