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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1895
Page
7
Eyewitness accounts describe brutal massacres of Armenian villagers by Turkish brigades. Soldiers burned homes and killed victims while peasants implored mercy, highlighting a nonwar massacre sparked by oppression and fear.
Reported Langley experiments claim the craft traveled about 1000 feet down the Potomac using battery power under wings and moving without direct control. The project aims to achieve longer flights with evolving propulsion and design.
The text describes a playwright who builds a work from many dossiers and notes. He compiles stages and scenes, then rewrites the piece into a complete drama while gathering documents and motive details to shape the play.
A labor commission report notes nearly 3,000 of 3,596 in Inter and Saransk districts are beggars. In Marinin the whole village subsists on begging with starosta and locals enrolled in a company. They split the booty as common property.
Fragments recount oddities such as a man in Auburn Maine choking on carpet tacks and a banknote rental scheme for weddings. It also notes customs officers near Belgrade seizing bone fragments from soldiers in the war era and mentions Lewis Pierce of Batavia being wounded twice.
Memorial day services in Chicago highlighted the dedication of a Confederate Dead monument at Oak Woods Cemetery. Attendees included Lt Gen Schofield and Senator Palmer. ex Confederate leaders such as Wade Hampton and James Longstreet also attended. The 40 foot pearl granite pedestal bears Confederate Dead on the base and a bronze Confederate seal with a mounted soldier within a wreath.
A garbled OCR passage describes a disorderly incident on Sixteenth and Locust streets with police involvement. A coat is returned, a letter is recovered, and officers confront two men as the scene unfolds near a hotel. The report preserves minor dialogue and crowd response.
A New York lawyer boasts of strong authority as Joseph Choate’s retainer in the case reached $798,000 with a contingency of $10,006 if the court’s decision favored opponents of the income tax.
The readable lines discuss a street opening and possible price directions, with unclear references and missing details. The fragment hints at evaluating costs and supply timing but lacks concrete facts or names.
Readable fragments describe an English divine compiling a satirical table of figures about Noah’s sons living ages and descendants. The text shifts to ruses and tricks about pennies and a mock science of life and digestion, with scattered names and odd commentary.
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