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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1895
Page
6
The article recounts long unsolved disappearances including Walter S. Wrenn and Helen St. Vincent. It describes police and public interest, families grieving, and widespread searches across the United States. The piece links cases to the era of the World’s Fair and notes ongoing investigations and revived attention.
A black man confessed to multiple killings in several states saying three victims were white women. He claimed five deaths in one state and three in another, while a skeleton hand reportedly linked to the case appeared in a local trader’s possession. Authorities and witnesses described the suspect as dangerous and evasive, with little cooperation.
The fragmentary note describes a Vatican display of a giant Bible described as the largest in the world. It mentions St Poum ia and a manuscript context, noting the unusual size and historic significance.
Victorien Sardou’s Gismonda draws wide attention for a multifaceted royal heroine whose moods span devotion wit and sacrifice. Fanny Davenport predicts the role as a peak of acting while other cast notes follow with boxing and theater updates.
A 1880s telegraph operator at Lone Switch on the Southern Pacific in New Mexico recounts a night attack by Apaches near Tunis. He escapes over the mesa and learns Fred Albaugh dies soon after. the story blends frontier danger with a suspenseful rescue via wire communication.
The article notes many actors and theater figures who are avid baseball fans. It highlights Charley Hoyt for his humorous stories about old players and mentions Digby Bell De Wolf Hopper Lois Chariton Dixey Wadie Boy and others as frequent game attendees who celebrate the sport with enthusiasm and wit.
A garbled report from Pittsburg references Wook Clarke of Addo and a hierarchy of figures and actions about a wager or prize tied to pigeons or birds. Names and specifics are obscured, with multiple misreads of titles and supporters.
Reiter will take Phil EKine's place at second for the Princetons. Cornet gains strength with Jack Priest returning to the opening department. Among thirteen principal collegiate track records Harvard Yale Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania each hold three. Yale has won eleven intercollegiate titles.
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