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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
7
August 25 1883 reports reveal Miss Mary Yohe a known burlesque performer rose to public notice in London first on bus boards at a Cinderella style show and later linked to Lord Hope after a 1893 marriage prompting society furor.
A fragmented account honors a Filipino boy hero who aided American troops during the Philippine campaign. It depicts his swift actions, rescue efforts, and daring maneuvers that saved a comrade and influenced events at the front.
Edward Rebstock of St. Louis plans a second trip to Manila, believing the Philippines hold vast gold and fertile lands. He recalls near-fatal escapes from Filipino insurgents, describes rich timber, cheap living, and good water, and notes his companion’s journey from San Francisco in 1888.
A motion at an eastern convention declares the universal suffrage foe is the idea of women voting, not a male adversary. A delegate recalled her runs with a clipping bureau as she sought favorable newspaper extracts to support women’s ballot rights, noting widespread positive notices and limited opposition in daily papers.
The text presents a garbled monologue discussing a public figure, weapons, fashion, and civic concern. It references distrust, defense, and a sense of danger, implying broad societal unease and questions about leadership and safety.
A garbled clipping cites lawmakers debating a tax measure and a display of refinement as a test of wealth. It references a New York story about a man proving his status by availability of funds, amid muddled names and phrases.
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