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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
10
An advertisement claims impure blood causes pale skin pimples and fatigue. It asserts Acker's Blood Elixir cures blood diseases where cheaper remedies fail and offers a positive guarantee through Riley's Drug Store.
President Roosevelt visited Syracuse on Labor Day 1905 delivering an address to about 50 000 at the state fair grounds on good citizenship and labor capital relations. He received a jubilant welcome with continuous cheers as crowds filled Hanover Square and city streets.
St Paul September 8 Archbishop Ireland spoke at a Labor day picnic urging wage earners to seek justice without harming themselves. He warned strikes damage workers by halting work and public opinion turning against unions. He called for reasonableness, patience, and arbitration if needed.
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor spoke to about 15 000 at the Indianapolis fair grounds on Labor Day. He warned that huge machines of labor and modern plants threaten worker initiative and individuality even within unions, urging thoughtful action by workers.
Hazleton Pa Sept 8 United Mine Workers and other labor groups marked the sixth anniversary of the Lattimer massacre. Demonstrators gathered at the tragedy site with addresses by District President William Dettrey and Mahlon Barnes of Philadelphia.
Vienna reports an unconfirmed dispatch about an attack on King Peter I at Nish. Stones reportedly struck the royal carriage, a pistol fired from a window, and there are rumors that the Sixth Servian Regiment, infamous for its role in recent regicides, has been ordered to Nish.
In Bogota on December 7 the senate appointed a commission to draft a bill allowing negotiations on a canal treaty without constitutional violations. The government has yet to present a message seeking constitutional reforms. Support for a new treaty grows while officials alert to U S direct involvement and Panama leadership changes reshape the isthmus plan.
New York congressman Timothy D. Sullivan was elected grand worthy master at the Eagles convention in Tammany Hall, with 792 votes to 729 for Pallitier and 250 for Davis. Sullivan’s victory made unanimous after rivals withdrew. Edwards and Bit8 to hold vice president and chaplain posts respectively.
Los Angeles resident Colonel Griffith, a millionaire, was arrested for assault with murderous intent after shooting his wife in her Santa Monica hotel room. Mrs. Griffith, hospitalized with a head wound and shoulder fracture, claims he forced her to answer about fidelity before firing. He says the wound was accidental.
Mayor Charles L. McMasters was attacked by two men concealed in his barn as he returned at midnight to secure his horse. He repelled the assault with paving bricks, receiving two blows to the head. The assailants fled. the mayor suspects links to friends of two women he had arrested. No arrests reported.
A blaze in Roanoke Illinois destroyed C A Roseneck general merchandise store and damaged Parkins hotel. The Roseneck building and stock losses reach thirty thousand dollars while the hotel suffered about two thousand dollars in damages. Firefighters extinguished the flames after threatening total destruction of the town.
The two year old Minuteman owned by J E Madden ran a mile in 1 38 4 5 at Sheepshead Bay the fastest mile in the east in four or five years. He beat the famed McChesney and is sired by Juvenal Semper Paratus.
Providence R I Sept 5 The bay gelding Major Delmar lowered the world trotting record for geldings to 2 01 4 in a trial exhibition against his own 2 04 mark. The Grand Circuit meeting also saw Dan R pace the first heat of the free for all in 2 01 6.
The Reliance, American cup defender, out sailed Shamrock III to win the third race and take the America’s Cup. In heavy fog, Shamrock III missed the finish as Reliance crossed amid cheers, securing a decisive American victory after weeks of attempts.
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