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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1899
Page
2
A chaotic column from Dillon Montana blends playful asides with references to Manila Bay and European wartime words. It rails at politicians and presses political quips, medical notes, and stray anecdotes in a dense, jumbled historical page teaser.
Carrie Williams a Dillon resident dies at St. Vincent's hospital after shooting herself with a revolver taken from a post office desk. Harry Evans, a local actor and deputy postmaster, is accused of deserting her amid a three year troubled relationship. Remains are returned to Glasgow Missouri for burial. community turmoil surrounds the affair and its fatal conclusion.
Chaotic OCR fragment describes a man in Chicago known as the “mar WHE” with a large bet and two rolls, claimed to have hidden his young wife’s clothing and money. The text mentions a master named Be ley and a Mason of high degree, with hints of a marriage dispute and familial strain.
Mrs. Cramer the widow suspects Susie Moore of mischief after a porcelain cup is shattered and a love note is hidden. Susie drafts a window breaking ruse then the neighbor Elijah Rogers confronts her, confessing his feelings and igniting a tense, comic domestic clash.
A discussion of difficult rhymes in English focusing on month and orange with references to poets Christina Rossetti Father Prout and W S Gilbert. The text notes attempts to rhyme these words and cites quoted lines and mispronunciations as examples. It mentions other rhymes and broader commentary on linguistic quirks and pronunciation.
A garbled report notes concerns at the British Foreign Office over rubber stock from Amasonier forests. Officials warn that if future shipments are not carefully managed, production could be jeopardized.
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