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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1898
Page
2
Northern minister Rev. Dr. A. J. Palmer lectures on the Federal Soldier in the south while Gen. Joby B. Gordon lectures in the north on the Last Days of the Confederacy. Both draw crowded houses and money, amid a tone of national unity and optimism.
Newton McCrary hunted a two mile trail to the Grand river banks where a gigantic snake vanished into water. After baring several chickens, the reptile was found dead by an armed party. it measured 16 feet with a body as large as a Biovepipe. The species remains unknown though it resembled a python.
A proposed system envisions broad shallow lighters guided by electric propellers and powered by trolley wires along riverbanks. Lighters would load and unload docks without swing bridges, cutting dockage costs and easing land and water traffic while repurposing tug operations and enabling direct rail to boat transfers.
A historical account describes escaped slaves who settled in Canada before and after the Civil War. It notes small numbers remaining in cities like Toronto Hamilton and Chatham, with many employed in Pullman service barbers postal work and trades. It mentions limited savings mixed employment, two churches and several fraternal groups, and tepid crowding but generally peaceful behavior alongside occasional trouble.
Arizona papers report raids by wild horses causing extensive damage to farms and rangeland. An estimated 2,000 of these animals roam the Dialigs territory, creating a serious nuisance as they reproduce without protection or care.
A Berlin court found the deceased man guilty of embezzlement and forgery in a tax office case. The convict, chief in the Silesian tax service, died before sentencing and his widow faced the process, with expert testimony showing his guilt and subsequent collapse of signs of repentance.
A local tale reports Mister Jones failing to improve after Doctor Brown’s treatment. Doctors Brown and Smith are referenced. Jones worsened and, the following week, died after riding in a hearse. The verses end with a January date.
In Brooklyn Life a witty Bostonian friend engages Professor Blackenstein in a playful exchange about wit and music. Mrs M- of Boston questions why the pianist’s thoughtfulness stands out while the professor comments on their conversational dynamic.
Fragmented text shows a mock hiring scene with applicants and a manager. It mentions naval secretary, battleship, and inlets fading, implying a fictional job or play rehearsal rather than a clear news event. The readable lines resemble a theatrical or satirical recruitment exchange from a vintage publication.
A fragment shows Senny Sosees asking the teacher about the part of speech for a coined term "naleschietiaa 2! Nowa" and Sammy Whet replying with gender questions. The exchange puzzles on masculine or feminine forms and pushes chronicle of language instruction.
Fragmentary dialect note shows a speaker asking where the dog will be taken, with a response implying the dog will lead the speaker toward Ord. The text preserves a rough, humorous regional speech pattern from a historical page.
A jagged, partial message hints at urgent personal distress and a planned death. The fragmentary text mentions worry, a wife, and an expectation of a future fatal event, suggesting a case of severe emotional turmoil and possible self harm.
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