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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1899
Page
2
A chaotic text from Dillon Montana reflects on marriage temper and deception with fragmented musings. It mentions the Examiner and local life while weaving scattered observations about gender, fidelity, and social roles.
Dr William O'Neill reports a London Lancet letter describing an odd case of jealousy termed spirit of jealousy. A husband’s suspicious behavior leads to social withdrawal and alleged poisoning threats, with detailed observations on patient dynamics and familial tension.
The report notes Irish prisoners facing religious mockery by English warders. James McKeritt, freed in 1893, recalls others being urged to laugh as warders taunted Catholics with a mock confession phrase. O'Connor, a Catholic, says he heard of similar incidents from prison tips and spoke to the chaplain to stop the abuse.
An extended list of record large checks is noted, including sums tied to import duties and wartime indemnities. Mentions prime examples from China and Britain, with bankers and ministers named in connection to the transactions. The piece reflects on the scale of these payments and their historical significance.
Rev. A B Simpson of New York uses tight money-raising methods to fund Christian Missionary Alliance work. The clergyman, praised for a record $116000 raised at Orchard Beach, explains money as a necessary tool. missions are a business matter requiring planning, facts, and direct appeals to potential givers.
Readable fragments describe missionary fundraising and a hard working preacher known for persuasive delivery. The text shifts to a tale of Cherokee Bill, a Choctaw-Indian horseman, meeting Miss Caroline Beach in Montana and later marrying, with scenes of a mission wedding and social aftermath in New York and the West.
A one year old girl in Land Pretter near Richmond, Ey, was mauled by a Gog apes ber while out with her father. The infant lost part of her nose and suffered severe facial injuries but is expected to recover with scarring. Rescue workers transported her to a hospital for treatment.
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