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Southbound mail and express at 1:20 pm. Northbound mail and express at 9:50 am. Through freights and local freights listed with times. Fragmentary text includes beberapa codes and locational notes.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1897
Page
2
Southbound mail and express at 1:20 pm. Northbound mail and express at 9:50 am. Through freights and local freights listed with times. Fragmentary text includes beberapa codes and locational notes.
The Union Pacific announced effective October 1 the withdrawal of all rates via the Oregon Short Line in both directions. Tickets between UP points and via the Short Line will be priced as locals to Oregon or Granger plus onward rates. The move affects freight and passenger traffic and may push coal shipments from Rock Springs to alternative routes or mines.
Mexico City reports Arroyo who struck President Diaz on Independence Day was lynched by a mob. About 20 attackers were arrested as the crowd cheered Diaz. The assailant was dragged from the jail and killed amid chaotic scenes, while streets filled with spectators and officers struggled to restore order.
In the matter of the estate of Wm R Gilbert deceased a petition seeks an order of sale of real estate and an order to show cause. Emma E Gilbert consents to modify and reduce the family allowance. An order modifies and reduces the allowance. In the estate of H D Pickman deceased there is an order for final discharge of the administratrix. In the estate of Wm Christensen deceased there are orders approving sale of personal property and lease of real property.
The Sweet sixteen club honored hostess Mies Ola Cornell at Woodbine Grove on Friday evening with a reception that lasted into the early hours. Guests enjoyed games and dancing, with numerous young attendees named including Ors. Cornell Priscilla Conger Jennie Gilbert Dovie Grannis Mable Willard Bertha Farley Grace John indexter Eddie Roe George Selway Fred Gilbert Leo Trask Wilford Vermillion Thos Taylor Robert Morton and Arthur Townsend. Me McDonala a sheep nan of Custer wes in this vicinity that week.
Denver reports Dr. Y A Norgaard has developed a tick dipping method using a petroleum solution to treat fever fever-stricken cattle by forcing them through a vat. After dipping 25 cattle, no live ticks remained and no adverse effects were observed. If scalable, 5000 cattle could move north yearly when season opens. A Fort Worth meeting on Sept 27 will consider adopting the method nationally.
Advancing columns face rugged terrain and water shortages in Enaia Bombay as General Jefferies brigade fights at Dimotagoa. British forces drive enemy from the village, destroying towers and seizing 400 mule loads of supplies. Two Sikhs killed and six wounded.
Sept 18 The city hospital reports a possible yellow fever case from Mississippi involving Claude Anderson a 7 year old negro boy placed in isolation while doctors await a full diagnosis. The white companion who traveled with him is unknown and officials caution against spreading during cold weather.
A state department telegram confirms insurgents capturing Quezaltenango Guatemala a key government stronghold about 50 miles from the Pacific coast United States consul Pringle requests another warship to protect American interests while the Alert is prepared to depart San Francisco en route to the area.
Topeka court declares the Kansas City Live Stock exchange an unlawful combination under the Sherman Antitrust Act. Judge Foster enjoins it from business, noting interstate commerce rules limit state taxation and regulation of livestock after shipment, with health and safety police powers allowed. The ruling threatens the livestock industry’s structure and prompts reactions from involved members.
Washington Sept. 22 Attorney General McKenna issued an opinion on section 22 ruling that goods counting directly into the United States from foreign countries via Canadian ports are not subject to the 10 percent discriminating duty. He also holds that foreign goods shipped from non British possessions in British vessels are not taxed by the discriminating duty. He answers two questions in the negative.
M D Ratchford, president of the United Mine Workers, says about 75,000 miners will resume work in central states today as the strike enters its 12th week. Rates of 65 cents in Pittsburg and 56 cents in Ohio Indiana apply through December. The fight will continue against operators not meeting the rates.
The National Homeseekers Association held its first annual convention in Me Cricaco with about 50 delegates and 200 expected for tomorrow. George B. Girling of Chicago opened the session and read the convention call urging relocation to sparsely settled areas to curb urban crowding and tenant dominance. The call argues that national safety depends on widespread home ownership.
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