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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
5
Notice states Tribune Publishing Co. handles business letters and ads for publication and letters for editorial use should go to the editor. It notes Dillon post office transmission and limits liability for employee debts to manager signed orders.
The Tribune denounces the Examiners appeal to prejudice in urging Birch Creek voters to back Morse, praising Republican candidates for honor and good government. It argues the race centers on public-issue judgments, not private business, and condemns the democratic party for past legislative disgrace. It cites the Clark senatorial case volumes.
The piece calls for vindicating Clark boodle and warns that illegal acts to influence elections will be punished. It notes sample vindication provisions, mentions stipends and distribution in Lima Glendale and Bannack, and urges voters to report vote buying or colonization plans. It credits Republican prospects as sufficient guarantee of duty.
Moral appeal urges Beaverhead voters to back the Republican ticket to counter a Clark dominated Democratic group. The argument frames Clark as central to the state’s political dishonor, calling for repudiation of his influence and the associated party.
The author challenges W. A. Clark’s claimed senate record noting a disputed seat lasting weeks before a non partisan committee removed him for fraud bribery and dishonest methods. The piece derides any achievements as a bunco attempt to seize power and accuses him of jobbery and dishonesty while the governor was away.
A man from near Barretts sought voters in town last Wednesday claiming ranch work and aid. Local Clark supporters pressed voters on allegiance to Clark while E. J. Murry objected. The piece cites McKinley sweeping the West and Oregon’s potential 20,000 vote majority, noting the campaign as personal rather than political.
The article claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and promotes constitutional remedies. It asserts tenfold inevitability of catarrh as the cause and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh. Psi reege rie teagan.
Thomas O Callahan, a veteran with one eye blinded and one ear closed, recalls bravery at Gettysburg and a scouting raid led by Maj McKinley. He notes the spine of the retreat order and how oats in his saddlebag saved his horse, with McKinley praising the soldiers' courage and vowing reciprocity.
The piece accuses William Jennings Bryan of siding with disreputable Democratic factions in Kentucky Montana and New York. It cites his backing of Goebel against Brown and his recognition of Croker in New York, claiming campaign funds and political influence shaped by cash rather than principles.
George Lambert, poet laureate of the Illinois Industrial Republican League, rebukes Billy Bryan for past foretold claims and praises McKinley as having fulfilled promises, asserting the country is prosperous and prefers McKinley to Bryan.
Last year's benefactions topped all prior records totaling 79,749,956 dollars. Education received 55,851,817 dollars, charities 13,206,676, churches 2,992,593, museums and galleries 2,686,500, and libraries 5,012,400.
In August new companies formed in New Jersey with aggregate capital stock of 23 million dollars. The figure marks the lowest monthly total in years, signaling substantial consolidation pressures in manufacturing.
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