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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1895
Page
2
The item surveys ongoing Turkish atrocities and a large gift of cigarettes to American visitors. It notes a French duel with a fatal, unusual ending, and remarks on France as a republic. The piece rambles through politics, war rumors, and foreign affairs with scattered names and places.
A Philadelphia case of passion and murder unfolds as Adge Yorke, a known singer, becomes entangled with a soubrette. When the affair collapses he fatally shoots her after promises of marriage falter. Details of the hotel confrontation and ensuing investigation are reported with local court and police notes.
A fragment recounts J I M Brunson of the California National Guard and Ida Baroness von Barneken sailing from Hamburg to New York on a Hamburg American packet. It sketches lives beside San Francisco and neighbors including shipbuilder Martin Brunson, his son, and a union of early 20th century figures amid a volatile social tapestry.
A chaotic report details a murder scene at a packing house in St Louis. The attacker, A G Walker, killed his wife after shooting her, then turned his gun on himself amid a broader police and court context. The piece mentions failed investigations, a transit of management responsibility, and references to local firms and figures.
A Brussels court weighs who owns an amputated leg after a surgeon's work. The case asks whether possession remains with the original owner or transfers to the surgeon who altered the limb. The obscure report recounts the sensational debate and the parties involved.
Record snowstorm hits New England on February 24 1717 with depths reportedly up to seven feet crippling towns across the region.
The advertisement claims nerves depend on rich blood and warns sedatives don’t cure nervousness. It recounts a wife suffering headaches debility indigestion and nervousness treated by doctors before Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as indispensable.
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