Dillon tribune notices and school time request
The Dillon Tribune from 1891 notes local advertising rates, post office status, and events. A reader urges delaying school start to 9 a.m. by true time, or 30 minutes by railroad time, to ease winter commutes. It profiles Hon John L Wilson, highlighting his Indiana origins, education, and prolific gains for Washington state post offices and land cases.
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John L. Wilson
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Senator Allen
Wabash College
Charles L. Voorhees
Wilson
Congress
Venezuela
Harrison
United States
Spokane
Washington
LABOR DAY PARADES ACROSS AMERICA DRAW THOUSANDS
Across New York Cincinnati Keokuk South Chicago Findlay Denver Wichita parades honor labor day with thousands participating. Banners protest Chinese labor and conditions. McKinley and other speakers attend mass picnics and speeches as cities report orderly celebrations and large crowds.
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New York
South Chicago
Cascade
Chicago
Cheltenham Beach
DARDANelles War Hints Rise From World News
A digest of dispatches from Lonpox and London covers potential actions on the Dardanelles, Austria’s Bosnian troops, and Russian policy as tensions rise. Reports mention Emin Pasha’s East Africa expedition and German losses, Bosnian battalions in Vienna, harvests in the Caucasus, anti Jewish police shifts, and Italy backing England.
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Lonpox
East Africa
Emin Pasha
Emin
Lake Tanganyka
Ujii
Karagwe
Zanzibar
Sthutmann
Vienna
Oman
Old Servia
Russia
Dardanelles
London
Turkey
England
Salissary
Italy
Rome
Constantinople
Bad Cotton Reports and A Frost Prevention Idea
Reports from St Louis dated September 7 describe cotton conditions as generally poor with damage from worms rust wet and cold weather and drought. Georgia the Carolinas and Florida follow suit with discouraging prospects. ASeptember 8 note from Washington reports Senator Farwell's artificial frost prevention idea with L G Kniffen proposing testing machinery used for rain to create fog and curb frost damage.
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St. Loui
Tennessee
North
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Florida
WasumeTon
Farwell
L. G. Kniffen
Chicago
Rusk
Dyrenforth
Weak Women Owe to Themselves Duty to Take Hood s Sarsaparilla
A drapers advertisement urges women to use Hood s Sarsaparilla to purify blood regulate organs strengthen nerves and restore health. It cites a 15 year milk leg case in California where a mother improved after using half a bottle then six bottles and regained mobility, endorsed by T BLAK of San Francisco and F Richards & Co.
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Hood
California
San Francisco
F. Richards & Co
B. Ross
Marlin, Texas
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