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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1898
Page
2
The text discusses wartime attitudes toward women and men amid Allied tensions. It cites editorials from the New York Evening Post and references to Spain Turkey and Cuba. It comments on gender roles, labor, and political leadership amid crisis and calls for resilience.
A 1843 Worcester birth tale recounts Meary Washburn writing The Vacant Chair during a wartime era. The piece notes George F. Root set it to music and popularized the song while Washburn did not gain copyright or credit. It mentions later reprintings and the author's forgotten initial publication under initials.
An early description details a fully automated envelope making machine. Blanks feed from a pile onto a plate, are grabbed by a trumpet shaped mouth and air driven arm, folded and glued, with finished envelopes ejected below. The setup promises high output and minimal manual labor.
The New York Copper notes Harry C Pulliam of Louisville is the youngest head of a major league club in the nation and American association. Born February 1880 in Louisville, he rose from editor roles to lead the Louisville Courier Journal as a trusted journalist and later to baseball executive duties. He quickly earned respect for fairness and sharp judgment, becoming a prominent figure among early 20th century sports leaders and moving into state legislative politics.
French Canadian infielder Napoleon Lajoie rose from obscurity in New England to star for Philadelphia by August 1896. Report notes his fast ascent, famed fielding, and sensational impact on the team during his breakout rookie season with Washington in a key clash.
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