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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1897
Page
2
The fragmentary column summarizes beliefs on philanthropy George M. Pullman’s gift and public figures, notes a St. Louis woman selling her husband for four thousand dollars, Cuba autonomy, double-star discoveries, and a discussion on women’s rights, literature mood, and gender roles amid a shifting social discourse.
A cautionary tale warns of deadly serpents after two children were fatally bitten by a moccasin and a warning to avoid all serpents. The piece laments loss and urges vigilance to prevent further tragedies.
Major General Miles Les jont re turns to Washington after a five months tour of Europe. He studied Beropese militia methods and noted extensive use of American weapons by European forces. He observed machine guns with American origins in Aldershot reviews and comments on rifles and a rapid fire gun. He believes cost slows adoption of improved weapons by the French.
A distorted passage laments perceived tax law privileges and the impact on justice. It asserts lawyers enjoy many exemptions and protections at the expense of ordinary citizens, suggesting a need for prompt accountability amid systemic bias.
The two year mystery of Peter Bubeer’s disappearance in Maine ends with Joe Lacout of the Passamaquoddy tribe locating the kidnapped Rosie Pelletier. Bubeer pursued her abducting with jealous violence during a Lambert Lake wedding eve. The rescued bride recounts a brutal journey through dense forest aided by a loyal dog and hard endurement.
In Shelbyville Missouri police nabbed Morris and Miss Rutherford after a cross country chase. Morris, a wanted forger, faces multiple charges in Memphis while Rutherford, heiress daughter of Captain George Rutherford, is detained for return to Minneapolis. Police say the couple fled Chicago after Rutherford’s mother tipped off authorities last May.
The readable lines describe a damaged note allegedly sent from Chesterton and signed Edward Maser. It references a landing near Mickizar Beach and asks the finder to report the recovery to Robert Magen in Chicago.
Fragmentary OCR text describes thieves entering a debt and property case, mentioning individuals such as Mogerg and CGeege Setter. It references a 18 septettion date, a New York Kid, and a scene in a house belonging to Geneeg Ha, with items recovered and details obscured by errors.
Police found Mes Newberg and her two children in a New York basement area after nine years of disappearance. The mother’s husband, once married to Mrs Newberg, eloped with another woman four years ago and is now living in Hoboken.
In Chicago a street robbery gone wrong left Frank Brumestein dead after witnessing the crime. The assailants, described as two men, fled with a small sum and the victims escaped briefly before one succumbed to injuries. Police hunt the suspects.
A long narrative portrays Yder Hillard a deaf to the sun for eighteen years under Georgia s harsh penal regime. Born in Atlanta and convicted as a child for arson he endures brutal confinement in coal mines and stock cages with no light language or warmth. Governor Atkinson pardons him after learning of his case but Hillard remains a wreck unable to speak clearly or read the world around him, a forgotten figure in the march of humanity.
Miss Belle Schafer, a 26 year old Bedford resident, dresses in masculine clothing and travels widely adopting male persona. Her escapades across Indiana and beyond draw local curiosity and warnings of social and legal consequences as authorities track a self described tramp who refuses to return to a feminine role.
A collision on the Mount Carmel road near Baltimore involving a City Suburban Traction wagon tragically kills Mrs. Frederick Fleim Jr and wounds her two boys. Mrs Helm is thrown from the wagon. the conductor and motorman are arrested.
A local mystery in Werder unfolds as two arrests are reported in connection with the death of Mrs Exes. Police say investigators are pursuing leads and reviewing evidence as the case continues.
A massive chalk layer over 106 feet thick underlies southeast England and extends toward the English Channel, France, and across to Central Asia. The deposits form a continuous sheet of minute fossil remains from ancient minreteses and animals, covering about 2,686 miles by 1.06 broad in places.
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