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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1895

Page

3

Poet of the Sierras Alleged to Abandon Young Daughter

A Honolulu cable reports Joaquin Miller the Poet of the Sierras helped a girl pose as his daughter then left her to fend for herself in California. The 17 year old, from Oakland, says he provided minimal support, and a San Quentin inmate son faces a long term for stage robbery. The case has drawn local scorn and calls for aid to the girl.

San Honolulu Joaquin Miller Sierras Sandwich Islands Miller Oakland Cal Aroba Miller Olivier Nunam Street Joaquin California Shimple Abe Bute Mondey Mr. Miller Fied Tle Jenge Tawi Hle Tull Ted A Dlepatch San Prantives Berkely Miller's Showlne Miller San Quentin Tim Colosa County

Tragedy on Erie Wyoming Valley Tracks

James De Sney and Artheor Mele of Pittsburg were struck by a train while crossing the Avoca rails. The wagon drew two horses and stalled as the locomotive approached, leaving both men dead at the scene.

Erie Wyoming Valley Railroad Avocats James de Sney Artheor Mele Pittsburg

Daring Ride Ends With Heroic Rescue by 15 Year Old

A 15 year old girl, Carrie Van Auken of Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, rode a colt on the road when two frightened horses bolted. She sprang from her horse, grabbed the runaway team, and brought them to a stop, displaying quick courage during the chase.

Miss Auken Carrie van Auken Stroudsterg Raunaway

Tragic double tragedy ends in murder and suicide

James Young killed his wife at her parents home after she refused to return to Brazil Indiana. He then shot himself in his courthouse basement room with a revolver after bidding officials goodbye. He and his wife had separated since January amid accusations of infidelity.

James Young Young Fisher Hoosierville Brazil Ind

Restored by Fraiers Misa Sadie Oper

Misa Sadie Oper, a young Beverly Mass missionary for Dane Street Congregational Church, faced danger and nervous prostration while aiding Poor whites in Tennessee and Kentucky. Friends reported her illness, prayers were offered at a Christian alliance meeting in Beverly, and a later message announced her sudden recovery and return date.

Misa Sadie Oper Dane Street Beverly Mass Tennessee Kentucky Quay Christian Alliance Saleu Miss Opor Pati Fa Salear

Intriguing Paris Case and Women's Plays Highlight 19th Century Arts Scene

A Paris dispatch recounts the Meddling death of a fencing champion killed by his wife, followed by notes on European and American women dramatists. It contrasts a violent incident with literary careers of Marguerite Merington and others, detailing their works and craft, stage methods, and views on dramatic writing.

Oman Liblage America Theo Kreneh New York Enong Hese Marguerite Merington Burton Harrison Doremus Bacheco Wstelle Clayton Minnie Masidern Miske Martha Morton Madeleine Darcedte Egley Marguerite Meringtotm OH. Sothern Fyceur Theater Jim Miss Merington New York Academy of Music

Local Youth Mortimer Choate Found Dead in Barn Loft

The body of Mortimer Choate, a young boy from Pry Y, was found in a barn loft behind his home. Authorities believe he died by his own actions after disappearing around January 6. He had recently been reprimanded by his father for absences from school. The loft showed little winter or spring use.

Mortimer Pofus Pry Y Choate

Wealthy men face penalties in domestic happiness case

Judge Todge Murphy delivered a ruling last week in the matter between Henry W. Chanter of St Louis and James F. Coyle. Chanter pays 508 dollars and a 22 dollar accessory fine for raising the domestic happiness of Coyle, both men described as wealthy and prominent.

Henry W. Chanter St. Lowis James F. Coyle Todge Murphy Chandler and Coyle

Methods of GUE Planas Stage Portrayals and Story

The piece analyzes how GUE Planas used specific acting choices to shape character portrayal and narrative progression in their stage productions. It highlights technique, stage presence, and dramatic structure.

Pay of Naval Architects Under Government Service

Government naval architects and constructors earn salaries not exceeding 3590 dollars. Private shipbuilders pay workers two to three times as much.

Foreign Students at German Universities Reach Record Level

Among 22 008 enrolled at German universities this semester 2 358 are foreigners the largest number on record representing 10 7 percent of all students.

The New Lift Railway at Jungfrau Switzerland

The Jungfrau lift rises 218 feet to the summit through a large rock tube. Stations along the ascent offer luxury including dining rooms and bed rooms. Power comes from a dynamo fed by water from Lake Tecklnen, with travelers able to reach the peak via a guided ascent path.

Jungfrau Switzerland Cura Tecklnen Lauieebrunnen

Obsolete Canal and Water Power Proposals Stir Debate

We detail a long scene of imagined canal work from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi Valley, the page recounts proposed water flow, tides, and machinery linked to early electric clockwork, with mentions of Niagara, the Great Lakes, and a broad network of industry figures and places.

Aeffert Lake Michigan Mischasippi Valley Wien Keith

Weather prophets and the government weather bureau

The article challenges weather prophets who claim long range forecasts. It explains that only the government weather bureau can provide short range, scientifically based forecasts, while private methods offer unreliable observations and overstated certainty.

Advanc Weather Bureau

Restorative Sleep and Vitality Nights Compiled

The text discusses a theory of sleep cycles and the need for undisturbed rest to restore equilibrium. It argues that nervous individuals benefit from quiet hours between two and three AM and that proper surroundings boost the body's vitality for performing daily tasks.

Teja Emily

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