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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
3
The Dillon Tribune outlines pricing for notices and ads including 15 cents per line for first insertions and 12 cents for subsequent insertions, Brevier type 25 cents first line 20 cents later, and various display ad options. It lists free items like marriages and deaths, and notes submission deadlines and mailing details.
A 1892 ballot summary lists candidates for president vice president state senate and house seats including Benjamin Harrison Whitlaw Reid James Mauldin J R Qlilbert and Thomas E Hamilton. Other posts show Nd Murray William Mauldin Henry Thomp son George Galbraith T B Craver Miss Millie Coffin Josephus Rich Ty Cashmore with Ditton Montana dated Sept 9 1892.
Excerpts from several papers discuss the McKinley tariff and its impact on miners in Tennessee, factory employment, and voter parity. The New Orleans Republican critiques the tariff while the Lourbor press and other papers push protectionist aims. Washington County argues protection spurs jobs and price fairness.
Affidavits from 1892 claim Stevenson sided with Copperheads during the Civil War and sold revolvers to traitors. Witnesses from Metamora Sentinel editor William B. Whiffen and Rev. G. B. Snedeker dispute or contextualize Stevenson’s wartime loyalties and public utterances. Ex‑governor Hauston noted Stevenson’s name on Knights records.
The piece argues against tariff-induced prosperity, noting July trade volumes were 15 percent higher than any prior year and imports exceeded last year by over 1 percent, implying robust domestic manufacture and consumption despite price declines. This reflects Democratic critique of tariff policy with reference to Dun's Weekly Review of Trade.
A compilation of editorials and comments from newspapers in Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Washington Maryland and Ohio debating tariff policy democracy and the McKinley tariff across factions. It references Grover Cleveland vetoes and Republican and Democrat positions, with focus on labor wages and protectionism.
The piece analyzes Grover Cleveland's presidency and party dynamics, criticizing his cabinet choices and civil service reform stance. It then surveys Montana capital location debates, arguing Bozeman should host the capital to prevent eastern isolation and future division, with broader commentary on national politics and European views.
An Indianapolis Journal excerpt contrasts values under different eras, noting a carpenter would be $2.60 in debt after a day's work under a tariff for revenue. It compares May 8 1592 GOP protection wages of $3 to $1.50 and total cost shifts to $4.10, leaving cash outcomes of $1.48 versus goods.
The South Bend Tribune recalls an 1858 incident in which a local carpenter worked a day for a merchant and bought goods including calico lawn and coffee sugar. He earned $1.50 for his day, as the itemized bill is described amid other dated notes. The New York Press records Adlai Stevenson’s early Congressional rise and his stance with Greenbackers against the Democratic caucus.
A New York Tribune summary argues tariff protections have boosted American glove makers, increasing wages for workers and home finishers, reducing imports, and lowering overall consumer costs. It cites Gloversville and Johnstown as examples, notes wage gains and higher labor grades, and contrasts with claims by advocates of free trade about wage impacts.
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