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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1896
Page
6
The case centers on Effie Mead and the death of George, a boy tied to a family money quarrel. Prosecutors allege he died after a confrontation with his father, Arnold, amid accusations of foul play and a troubling family feud.
A New York Police Chief profile piece details a famed astrologer’s full descriptions of murderers and their routes to flee justice. The analysis suggests professional criminals used the heavens to guide their shameless acts and evasions.
Frederick Roat will play third base for Cincinnati next season after stints with Indianapolis and Rockford. Johnson, president of the Western league, criticizes major league drafts, saying they weaken minor leagues and cripple teams while urging fair play for clubs and players. Freedman replies that affidavits may misstate his actions regarding Doyle and vows to defend his position.
Elm Baldwin captured a very large gray eagle near Martinsville Indiana after a lengthy fight with a dog that had lured the bird. The capture left Baldwin nearly torn and disfigured, with the eagle measured at seven feet five inches across.
Rochester cyclist McDonnell, a road racing specialist, reportedly dominates the season with record times over 25 miles and 100 miles. He reportedly lowers heat records, aided by pacers, amid strong winds at Lily and other Florida-like conditions.
The article notes renewed interest in bicycle racing in New York and Canada with talk of the Wall Street bicycle race track hosting a racing path. It mentions Class B cracking cases, tests of professional cycling, and the Chicago Decoration Day road race in Lincoln Park drawing large crowds leading officials to ban future races there.
The St Lewis Fair association stew ards have decided to reinstate Frank Leigh. Toe seeker vies rkapsi.
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