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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
4
Notices list various church festivals concerts dances sociables and suppers with admissions or profits from sales of goods. Card rates for notices and obituary poetry are stated. Notices remind readers to report delivery issues. the Tarune Pub Co disclaims employee debt liability without signed manager orders.
The attorney general asserts state institutions must buy through the board of examiners and keep supplies in the secretary of state office, a plan mocked as impractical. The column notes discarded heating gear, debates over offices, royal yacht costs, housing demand, and looming political tension.
A delegation including Senator Allison, Senator Dolliver, Senator Clark, Speaker Henderson, Governor Otero, A B Cummins, I H Wing and James Hamilton Lewis traveled together and urged repressive laws. They favor making attacks on the president punishable by death and say eastern lawmakers share the view. Leading clubs promise thorough discussion and hope for constitutionally strict legislation.
Canton Ohio September 20 1901 crowds fill streets and church for the funeral of President William McKinley. The ceremony at First Methodist Church and burial at West Lawn Cemetery are marked by solemn pageantry as Roosevelt and cabinet depart for Washington. Mrs McKinley's absence from services underscores the national tragedy.
Thousands filled the streets from morning until evening as the funeral procession passed the church on its way to the cemetery. Military guards kept the roads clear and no accidents were reported. At the vault two women fainted while crowds pressed the iron fence in reverent tribute to William McKinley. Sentries will guard the vault until final interment.
The piece notes the University of Mithigan plans to teach ship building. It cites estimates of 26,000 horses killed annually in London, and lists railway mileage changes in Canada and Mexico. It reports timber losses from forest fires exceeding 50 million dollars and Swedish troops aiding forest fire control. It mentions fashion trends in straw hats and defines inosite as a sugar in heart muscle.
Catarrh cure claim offering one hundred dollars reward for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by F J Cheney & Co and local Toledo druggists West TRUAX Walding Kinnan Marvin. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
At Tribute Store corner Bannack and Idaho Streets, school supplies featured. The Ditton Throne promises complete weekly news in the issue.
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