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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1898
Page
2
The text critiques Spanish war conduct in Cuba and praises Theodore Roosevelt as acting navy head while criticizing European diplomacy. It references U S court decisions on land claims and federal involvement, plus discussion of DePauw funds and Osage land matters, noting fiscal and policy tensions.
California sketches feature a water bicycle by Franz Winquist and Emmie Olson with twin aluminium floats and dual propellers. amid rule discussions for a nationwide athletic code, proposals allow entrants to list wheel types on programs while promoters must mirror entries.
A dramatic bullfight in the St Lazaro ring ends with the matador Diablo slain by a bull after a taunting cry of justice for Joaquin. The crowd roars as the horsemen and banderillas decorate the arena in a fatal, reverberant display. The mysterious cry from a hidden woman named Dulores seals the tragedy and revenge theme.
Promoters tied to Cigar Park plan a new lying track at Gravesend Bay near Ulmer Park Brooklyn. Project calls for dredging 100G sand and earth to fill a creek region, creating a solid foundation for a long pier. Construction would extend roughly 1,806 feet and include a 206 by 896 feet slip within the track area.
The two mile chase pioneer Mertens suffered a serious collision at Afletta on the Coliseum track. He was thrown hard, sustaining injuries that will delay his return to racing while his recovery proceeds. Mertens is a well known figure among racing men and has challenged professionals in the United States.
The record notes shifting population figures in early centuries and a rise in towns with large populations. It cites disparate numbers for regions such as Eire and Europe, comparing counts of towns with over 100000 inhabitants and listing several countries by name, though details are garbled.
A fragment notes King Louis XIV era gold brocade purchased at 86 a yard for a robe. It also describes a German Empress covering a white ground weave with raised flowers and birds, likely costly, with the weaver earning one sixth of 112 a yard.
Fragmentary exchange shows a boy asking for a quarter while a parent or elder provides terse replies. The text hints at a learning moment or playful mischief within a family setting.
Akteeta Pres t claims Dr Tempie the Archbishop of Canterbury is proud of her expertise in sewing two buttons and stacking.
A Cleveland Leader poem recounts a boy asks his father to buy a sled. The father buys a bright red sled and the boy rides all day shouting with joy. The sled breaks and the weary father bears the burden, exhausted and near collapse.
In a lighthearted moment Stout questions a young runner's aim while Thinn jokes about bees and tricks. The banter hints at playful rivalry and spring humor with mutual teasing and playful bets.
A bystander notes Mrs Oldine wearing mourning at the opera after her brother’s death three months ago. The exchange highlights her jet black hair and gray streaks as part of her subdued attire.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Meandering Mike refusing to split wood while a woman offers to carry coal and proposes a compromise if a certain quantity is available. setting unclear but suggests a roadside or verbal bargaining scene.
The dialogue recalls a historical clash where a commander tests new troops against a fortified position. Jerony argues the commander chose them for their inexperience, suggesting the fort’s strength made seasoned forces unnecessary. The exchange emphasizes folly and strategy in wartime decision making.
Recond Finthusiastic Bicyclist claims a pedestrian was struck yesterday afternoon and knocked down. Judge questions whether the rider was at fault or if the other party contributed to the incident.
The readable text is highly garbled with stray phrases and names. No clear event or facts emerge to form a coherent summary.
A fragmentary quote from the Detroit News discusses perpetual dissatisfaction in pursuit of desires, noting male and female thoughts on fulfillment and longing. The text reflects a crude octal metaphor about insufficient satisfaction.
A puzzling message about a Theosophist family appears in a local note. The fragment mentions fatigue and a wager linked to Firat Cat and Sagan. Names and context are unclear due to damaged text.
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