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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1894
Page
3
A Washington dispatch accuses Secretary Carlisle of using constructional quirks to admit dutiable goods in bond as free under the new tariff. The piece calls his actions a quibble and a dirty piece of business, arguing he betrays American labor and should face a court challenge.
The article lists historical cash balances at the starts of Garfield 1881 Cleveland 1885 and 1893 and Harrison 1899, noting they do not resemble a bankrupt treasury. It cites figures such as 124,128,087 and 170,817,438 and discusses potential foreign revenue sources like a cautious president might consider.
The New York state banking superintendent reports savings bank deposits on July 1 1894 and July 4 1898 show a $12 million drop. Only three of 81 counties posted increases, reflecting the impact of free trade, with previous year deposits and withdrawals detailed in the report.
A short archaic verse where the speaker wooingly claims Julia is his captive, using silk cords as a metaphor for binding affection. He asserts his heart binds him to her and that freeing the thread would not release their bond.
Hotel keepers report frequent thefts of hotel room items including toilet soap towels blankets sheets clocks and even plated trays and cutlery marked with hotel names. A notable case involved a missing clock with no recovery despite repeated ads a rug recovered by a bold letter hoax and a New York woman tied to a similar loss.
An analysis notes divers endure 44 psi at 100 feet and a body surface bearing 38 tons of pressure. It adds one more psi per 2714 inches deeper and cites the deepest recorded depth of 210 feet, underscoring extreme underwater stress.
A feature highlights elderly women and men such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Isabella Beecher Hooker, noting their continued work, writing, speaking, and public roles in New York and beyond. It lists figures like Katherine Draper, Marion Harland, Amelia Barr, and Grace Greenwood, emphasizing sustained activity and influence despite advancing years.
The text blends brief quotes and jokes from several papers. It mentions medical cautions about keen blades and wart removal, a marriage joke about the Duke of Westminster, a painter near drowning and a joke about a bus driver, and last notes on Viking voyages and Japanese cave dwellings.
Boston Globe cites New York Herald on the 1898 state of women in medicine across North America. It notes about 130 homeopathists among roughly 2 000 percent of women practitioners, with many roles including hospital physicians, professors, disease specialists, alienists, orthopedists, oculists, aurists, and electrotherapeutists. It discusses Canada’s single women focused medical school and U S growth.
The Victor Pneumatic tire is advertised as unrivaled in durability with an inner tube that can be removed for puncture repair in under five minutes. The copy asserts that all Victor improvements keep pace with modern requirements.
TNAIIS ARRIVE from Spokane Seattle Portland and Eastern points daily at Montana Union Depot. M U No 2 From Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Coast points arrives daily at Montana Union Depot. Through sleeping cars from Butte to Spokane and Tacoma Portland with elegant day coaches and dining car service on all through trains. For information time cards maps and tickets contact W M TUCHY General Agent 23 E Broadway Butte Montana.
Two fast trains operate between St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago Milwaukee and all Wisconsin points with connections in Chicago. Tickets, baggage checked through to all U S and Canadian provinces. For routes rates maps folders, contact nearest ticket agent or Jas pond, Gen Pass Agt Milwaukee Wis.
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