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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1895
Page
7
Residents on a Lewiston street were startled by a gunshot and a driven-off dog scene. An officer learned the family hound of 28 years was shot and removed to die, the restrained crowd reacting with shock as the dog cried.
The advertisement extols a pure liquid laxative claiming comfort and improvement through timely use. It asserts attracting readers with pleasant taste and full cleansing effects, aiding kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them, while noting it does not permanently cure constipation.
In a Mayfair drawing room Christine Mainwaring reunites with her daughter Christabel after a long separation. Lord Tregenna, the man both women anticipate, notes Christabel’s beauty and potential attachment as political and romantic intrigues swirl around the mother and daughter.
The article details Shinto naming customs for children including three methods. Fathers name the child, or present names to the temple priest who selects via a ritual using slips of paper. The chosen name is read from a bowl and given to the child at an early age with accompanying rites.
A brief, garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion of perfection in London work. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but the snippet suggests a critique or dialogue about an earlier statement and a reference to Abe.
An engineer in charge of a locomotive for Roxborough Reservoir supplies in Philadelphia died performing his duty after a faulty locomotive failed to operate. He moved from the cab to the footplate on a turning curve and was thrown between the car and the tender, sustaining fatal injuries. The narrative recounts his last acts and the immediate aftermath as investigators and bystanders described the scene.
A garbled OCR passage hints at disease and death themes with scattered references to individuals and locations. The legible names are sparse and the overall narrative is unclear, leaving only partial clues about illness and possible public notices embedded in the text.
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