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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1895
Page
3
A playful piece blends seaside imagery with golf slang and slangy dialect, referencing shirts and hats, unsuspecting players, and a humorous clash of fashion and sport on the links. Names and exact phrases are stylized, capturing a magazine style of colloquial commentary from a bygone era.
The Bucadelie coroner traveled to Denver to obtain a corpse tied to a murder case involving De Cee and Da Kaliat. A suspect named Perris allegedly bet 40 papers against the body to gain control, and a signed order aimed to keep the body for dissection by De Pucker.
A chaotic report details a distressing accident and a planned arson attack by a bomber among a group of locals. Several were wounded or killed as gunfire and explosions scarred the scene near a meeting place. investigators seek the truth behind the violence and its aim to frighten a band.
A chaotic scene at Pate department store as a crowd buys new 38 gram pieces for $475, with a busy cashier and multiple customers arguing over exact change. A long line forms from the counter to the stairs as shoppers maneuver for limited sales while one person repeats a payment attempt.
Mrs. Matt Schmitt of Lowheville was frightened speechless early one morning last weekend when her husband came home to find her terrified. He could not be awakened to unlock the doors, and the sheriff arrived to help, finding Mrs. Schmitt asleep on her back with a comment about the incident.
A woman is believed to be unable to speak after an incident. No further details provided in the accessible text.
In Kokomo Indiana a couple welcomes the fourteenth child born to Mrs Harriet Bond Burt the 14th birth to her 38 year old mother The Burt family story notes no twins or triplets and eleven of the fourteen children survive The father is a mechanic at American Strawboard works
An Ohio woman unexpectedly spots a man’s feet under a bed and calmly summons her brother to fix curtains. Police remove the man, described as a mild intruder, while neighbors remark on etiquette of discovery. The bold narrative sits amid a jumble of unrelated notes about transit cars and mechanical details.
The readable lines describe a confused scene with names like Maxwell and Caused and references to a page and a trip. The text lacks coherent events or context making a precise summary impossible.
The Hewlnds of Nantucket and the Green family are linked by a complex estate involving $9.10 million held in trust by Mrs. Harry Green. Hetty Green inherits $7.0066 million and $3.6 million is set for her mother, with remaining assets to the Hewland heirs. The will cites notable connections to early New Bedford merchant Mottt Pukern and Seaton dealer lineage, reflecting gratitude and family ties shaping this estate.
Two Argentine representatives Wes. Louis Boderwitch and Benor Artois Beh completed an overland trip for their government from Bene Ayres to Chiesen. They arrived in Little and will proceed with their official duties in the host city.
French astronomer Camille Flammarion argues in An Hour With Mars that Mars hosts canals created by a highly developed race. He challenges the idea of Mars having no atmosphere and links polar ice caps and desert rivers to canal irrigation, anticipating future attempts at interplanetary communication and noting advances in optics, photography, and other sciences may reveal Martian life.
Fragmented OCR describes a device or car with elevated track and high speed, mentioning costs and apparatus. Names, places, and precise details are obscured, leaving only speculative references to Chicago, New York, and Nigeria and to a powered rail vehicle concept.
A fragment from the Lawtige Diaries presents a humorous banter between a Dry Goods Clerk and a Coroner with side remarks on memory and a Society for the Protection of Animals. The dialogue touches on friendship, deception, and societal roles amid a cluttered street scene.
Scientific notes describe an improved medical lamp resistant to burning gas with strong ventilation and a safe oil reservoir. The accompanying illustration shows a mechanism for easy wick adjustment and a gas-tight design. Tests compare fuel efficiency and power output, noting increased horse power at higher speeds and significant range for ships using coal-fueled propulsion.
The article describes a device to hold and renew a watch. It details a frame and clamp with a spring finger mechanism and watch ring to secure the timepiece. It explains operation of selecting a ring to renew the watch and the use of pliers to free the holder from the case.
A Glasgow Herald correspondent reports on coal consumption for twenty seven knot torpedo destroyers. The Mesers Thornycroft design achieves about 27.5 knots with three water tube boilers burning fuel at a high rate.
The document presents a garbled discussion of power, devices, and surveillance themes with numerous mis-spellings. It references wheels, telephones, strategies, and control mechanisms, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or events.
The readable fragments reference humor magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and The New York Recorder with mentions of a Georgia tour, a courtly letter from a suitor, and comic misadventures. Names like Terongy and Terroney appear among garbled dialogue and quotes.
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