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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1893
Page
4
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Drunoy Montana Sept 1 1893 The repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman silver law passed the tower house of congress on Monday but a large majority supports it and it goes to the senate for action. It is expected to pass the senate and may depress silver prices in the short term while raising long term profitability for mining. The piece notes Montana Beaverhead county and state resolve, Governor Richards opposition to an extra session, and remarks on finance, tariffs, and markets including mint activity in San Francisco and Philadelphia.
The department publisher notes a feature by Mark Twain in this number, introducing a story titled Is He Living or Is He Dead. The piece stands as a prime attraction amid the issues presented by the Department of Mines and its chief.
Helena investors push Montana Grasshopper Gulch Placer Mining company to open nearly ten miles of patented ground on Grasshopper creek near Bannack. George F. Coupe leads financing with Denver holdings. plans include a 3,500 foot drain to bedrock, 250 workers next year, and a $50 per day per man potential.
A summary of landmark judicial developments from 1780 to 1819 including John Jay and John Marshall as chief justices, treason trials reforms in France and England, the Code Napoleon, Aaron Burr treason trial result, Dartmouth College v. state power, dueling controls, and the wager of battle abolition.
The new academy will open Sept 15 offering Agriculture Domestic Economy Applied Science Business Music and the Academy. Tuition in all but Music is $10 per year with board and lodging from $4 a week. Catalogues from A M Nyon President Bozeman Montana. Also: local store sells stock at panic cash prices for 30 days.
The report details new members for Budd Doble's stable, plans to breed Maud S and Sund, and Charles Reed considering a California breeding stud. It notes 500000 in purses this season across nine weeks, 11400 horses imported in 1802 costing 2736000, and breeding plans for Cricket and Direct to set speed records.
A billygoat enters Argentine city hall and devours municipal records. The bizarre incident highlights local folklore and unusual events in a small Kansas town.
The aging first railroad in Quincy opened in 1826, Pennsylvania system expands official time tables, a company forms to bring a new railway tech to the country, Jersey Central trims paint shops at Elizabethport, Illinois Central upgrades in Chicago require raising ten tracks, engineer Hogan of New York Central, famed for the Empire State Express speed, is named traveling engineer of the western division.
A stray column recalls myths of malleable metals and light making sound. It notes a claim that mind distinguishes red from blue in one thirtieth of a second and mentions Jupiter’s moon and other celestial timing with garbled text implying a dated science page.
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