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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1898

Page

3

Confession Reopens Jennie Cramer Case from Savin Rock

A Chicago prisoner Robert Jones claims he was paid 250 dollars to kill Jennie Cramer, the New Haven beauty whose 17 year old murder at Savin Rock shocked Connecticut. Police doubt the confession while reexamining the famous case linking Yale town’s social circle to her death and the Malley family.

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Women Drummers Open New Trade Niche

The article discusses a rising field for women as professional buyers and "drummers" in wholesale houses. It notes the independence of women and the challenges of travel and exposure in the drummer role. It highlights experiences of women on trips, interactions with merchants, and compares women’s earnings to those of a widow in a hardware business.

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Fragmentary Verse Exchange Among Royal Figures

A garbled passage presents a poetic scene with a king or noble figure, a poet, and a princess. It hints at a moment of recognition and a kiss, though the text is damaged and partially unintelligible. The dialogue references beauty and ugliness in a reaction to affection.

Awkward Tale of Courage and Indian Encounter Across Centuries

A scattered antiquated narrative recalls Dr Shippam of Philadelphia narrowly spared by a fearless assailant. It shifts to a frontier era vignette where a hunter lost in a dense forest confronts indigenous warriors, surviving through calm gaze and restraint.

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Rev Edward Danbar Dies A Pauper In Coffeyville

A long deceased hymn writer known for There's a Light in the Window for Thee Brother is buried in a Coffeyville pauper’s grave. The article recalls Danbar’s troubled life, arrests for bigamy in 1867, a three year eight month sentence, and wandering across the country before his death in a Coffeyville jail cell. He left no marble marker for his grave.

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Merritt Fundraising Chart Story Sparks Local Debate

A garbled dialogue reveals a charitable society in a flourishing condition after a large Deme Dorcas donation funds printing of a pivotal report. The exchange hints at community finance and organizational pride amid uncertain details.

Merritt Prek

Feathers and Eggs Drying in a Mechanical Pigeon Nest

A garbled description details drying feathers and eggs using a device with rails and a sheet. It mentions a pigeon shed or nest, a wheeled rack, and a method to shake and dry feathers while storing them in a bag. The text references a well end and a dyer, with instructions for handling and air drying.

Peverey Waeer Pevid

Fragmentary 19th Century Dialogue fragment

The readable lines show two characters named Bowers and Mire exchanging terse notes about love and worthiness. The text includes quoted phrases and interruptions suggesting a staged or literary exchange with incomplete context and punctuation errors.

Fragmentary note on a 125-foot hen house restoration tale

A garbled, era-like record recounts an instance of a 125-foot hen house linked to prosperity. The text describes alterations and a wife’s role, with unclear references to location and events, preserving a rural oral history vibe.

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