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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1899
Page
2
A dense, OCR heavy page from The Grantiner mixes poetry quotes with political notes and social commentary. It references Punchline style lines on equality and labor, mentions Mr Alta tefiry, and notes Belgian chamber of commerce injuries amid broader war talk. The text also contains garbled names and scattered phrases about a peace conference and various people.
The article reports Chicago team tensions with manager James A Kartig denying rumors of players seeking trades. It notes a Minneapolis District Court decision that spectators assume risk at games, citing Dea Campbell’s injury at Lexington Park and a New York case against John B Day.
A garbled report describes injuries to Sweetstor and a hearing on damages. It notes the boss and patrons discussing the event, a police presence, and questions over responsibility. The account mentions a cafe or street setting and potentialbaseball references without clear details.
A Washington State opinion notes that spectators near play can judge as well as umpires and sometimes better due to proximity. The piece argues judgment varies with position and crowd, not official status.
A distorted report identifies William Denno as a Spokane native connected to a Cinelanal ball club. The piece mentions hopes to play ball and notes Denno as a capable pitcher with a promising path ahead.
Items taken from the Herald-Democrat show encouraging conditions at the Maid and Henrietta mines with sixty men at work. Ore shipments, development, and plans to enlarge the mill to double capacity are described, including contracts let to BL P Alliseo and meetings among owners to discuss expansion.
The readable fragments describe unclear actions and names such as Dwyer and Vang, a cropped scene, a bucket of hot water, and scattered references to a conspiracy or event. The text lacks coherent details, dates, or places to form a clear news item or outcome.
The Brooklyn team faces financial strain as players’ high salaries outpace league norms, forcing management to consider wage adjustments while trying to stay profitable. Key figures include top earners and league-wide revenue impacts.
Disjointed text references a thesis analyzing sea water interaction with shale, future resource ideas, and potential energy uses. Mentions geologic terms, possible prospects in Wyoming, and historical context of research and investors.
Fragmentary notes describe a mining event with mentions of cyanide proportions, gold content, and a sixth level deposit. Details are unclear but reference gold value and ore percentages alongside a rare process description.
The Aspen Hone Mining Company is formed by Aspen merchants to develop Bitkin county gas resources. Beverages of capital, potentially £25,000, are expected to be raised as prospecting and development of early mines in the eastern county proceed. The plan includes absorption of promising claims and increased activity around the Loarius Fork and Ditt codt creeks with belief in rising ore yields and local employment.
A Raleigh style humor column notes a playful mix of wit and whimsy titled Our Budget of Fun. It surveys jokes and clever lines about life, spring, and joy with light satire and cautious praise.
The fragment presents a humorous or dialect driven line about borrowing a deck and asking for help with a venture on the foreyard. It reflects a casual speech style and lacks clear names or organizations.
The Cleveland Leader notes a gentleman praised as a pretty good fellow. The speaker shares a dim memory of a round two ago when the subject was willing to borrow from them before parting ways.
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