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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1895
Page
2
The item, drawn from the Dillon Examiner, quotes a broad mix of social, political, and cultural remarks. It notes Washington press reports of wickedness, party tension over liquor, and public debates on morality amid a backdrop of travel, communications, and social change. The piece references figures and events flitting through a chaotic mosaic of opinions and anecdotes.
Special correspondence surveys unmarried women in ministry art science and literature ranges. It lists notable figures such as Susan B. Anthony and Miss Draper, notes aging standards for spinsterhood, and highlights women’s sustained public engagement across fields amid evolving views on marriage and independence.
The readable parts suggest discussion of design inspiration and color themes such as new shades and green and yellow tones. Mentions of a Times Overs and Byrth dewdeope-New appear as garbled phrases, offering no clear event or names to anchor a factual card.
An item notes an Irish song Kathlees Mavourreen by Mrs Crawford and mentions ninety years of high reputation. It recounts Crogch, a genius of old age and poverty, who begged his way into a concert by Titiens to hear compositions performed.
The article discusses Charles Bradley Miller, famed for power at bat and clever outfield play in the Cincinnati Club and the major leagues. It covers his early start in Bradford and progression through leagues, notes about teammates, managers, and debates over on field incidents including a contentious slide.
Unclear OCR presents a fragmented obituary and biographical sketch of Milton Aroren Aborn. It references a busy career in theater with multiple productions and venues, including Mr Ker's Gaety Opera House in Providence and a new theatre in Boston. Mentions marriage to a performer.
The last month’s international hockey game between England and Ireland finished scoreless in Brighton. Despite some brittle play, both sides showed strong defense with notable teamwork, marking the end of an era in the sport.
A Cincinnati Times Star correspondent reports Boston as the hub of base ball in New England. The piece notes Boston clubs lead in attendance, and that the region attracts teams from Lawrence Providence and other nearby cities. It highlights strong support for baseball over racing and mentions the New England leagues and travel by fans to see matches.
A garbled sports brief references captain Anson and efforts to win games this season. Mentions players Charice Jay, Jacksonville Hawley, and Stewonts Tin Murnane with notes on ground balls, fielding, and batting. cites Chicago pitcher rank Dennis Bostonese and Kansas team context.
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