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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1898

Page

3

The Soldierly Jest and Nelsons Signal in Trafalgar

A Scottish American reminiscence blends anecdotes of John Hancock and Gen Grant's kin with Nelsons famed signal at Trafalgar. It recalls sailors calling foes by crude nicknames and the rallying cry England expects that every man this day will do his duty. The exchange between Jock and Sandy defends Scotland's valor.

England Victoria Britain Jock Sandy Scotland

The Character of the Soldier and Modern Military Reform

The piece argues for higher standards in the United States Army, urging training schools for enlisted men, and noting the positive effects of discipline. It recounts Kipling inspired anecdotes of officers who steadied troops under fire and highlights Frank Thomson’s role in military railroads and telegraphs during the Civil War.

United States Army Sawin Esiguigh Nirdersea Fable Army Jack of Gates Hudyard Kipling India Frank Thomson Pennsylvania Thomas A. Scott Great Road Scott Thomson Alexandria Orange Louden Hawpethe Washington Thorson

Honey Bee Poison and Its Toxic Properties

Fragmented notes describe the poisonous properties of honey bee venom, noting German researchers and early experts like Thomas A Scott in context of chemical and toxic studies. The text outlines venom chemistry, evaporation effects, and historical claims about venom potency and handling.

Major Mass Word

A humorous Atlanta Constitution cartoon caption features a major explaining his antiwar stance. He recalls paying for a wartime substitute at 3 a day who fought for years without a scar, was captured and exchanged, and finally claimed the remaining pay, ruining him with interest.

John Atlanta Constitution

Hancock Speaks on Boston Fire During Revolutionary Debate

Fragmentary notes recount a 1770s debate where Hancock urged Congress to allow bombardment of Boston. Washington's efforts to form a committee to hear Hancock's views stirred tension as Hancock lamented his estate loss and the burning of Boston and its liberties.

Fluson Washingtos Congress Boston Egecock Washington House Hancock Searty Bostos

Monte as Memes: Pigeon Messenger Experiments in War Times

French government tests carrier pigeons for wartime messengers resemble earlier U S work led by Howard Carter of the naval homing service in New York. Pigeons fly 30 to 60 miles per hour, enabling 200 mile messages in four to five hours, with potential 10 to 12 hour early warning over sea routes.

Monte As Memes Howard Carter Naval Homing Pigeon Service New York Plaeons Carter Palre Ile New York Sun

No-waste Jack Pots ge sid ted who resides with his four squaws

A fragmented obituary style sketch recounts an elderly man from Seake Creek who rears his four wives and claims long life. He once lived with the Mascogee and Apache, is tall at 6 foot 4, and regarded as a superior figure within the tribe.

Sid Ted Feer Biza Cushing Cai) Hersi

Tormented Soldier Recall From the War End

A veteran recalls service through the war years with grim certainty. He claims to have carried a flag and a francly altered uniform, noting 136 men served and two years of fighting left him hardened yet hopeful to enlist again.

Murderer of Mary Stannard Still Eludes Justice in Connecticut

The piece recalls early 20th century Connecticut murders linked to Rev. Herbert Hayden and the Jennie Cramer case at Savin Rock. Hayden was acquitted amid strong suspicions and alibis, while death mysteries tied to the era include the Fheny case and a Stamford grave, forming a trio of notorious crimes that haunted the state.

Mary Stannard Pretty Bone Connecticut Jennie Cramer Savin Rock Herbert H. Hayden North Bravford Conn Hayden Clana Heyden Mary Stavuard Mr. Hayden Steyden Palais Maresa New Haven Holabbiss Aluined Herbert J. Hayden Ambler Wurter Rytterias Frzooor

Trial Ends In Five Thousand Dollar Breach Case

After a five day circuit court trial in Montgomery county Illinois the jury awarded Miss Clara B Hamiltons son five thousand dollars in damages for breach of promise of marriage against Henry Heaton Thacker. The suit sought ten thousand dollars and both parties are school teachers.

Montgomery County Illinois Clara B. Hamilton Henry Heaton Thacker Thacker Miss Hamiton Miss Hamilton Hillsboro

Bennett's Gad Fate and the End of a Poet

The article honors Fillmore Bennett author of The Sweet By and By as his eyesight fails. It notes his efforts to publish a Melodious verse volume about the life of frontier writers, preserving local color and memory. The piece laments his fading powers and cheered friends waiting his continued work.

Fillmore Bennett Bennett Ufasa Nestor Beenett Kia

Mysterious pageant scene in an old tale recounted

A fragmented OCR passage describes a dramatic event with figures and gestures, mentioning a young woman facing a trial and a crowd reacting with fear and awe. The text evokes a ceremonial mood and coded speech, leaving names and exact actions unclear.

Rock Island Road Mishap Near Ellwood in 1852

An 1852 incident near Ellwood along the Rock Island road involved a wagon wheel collapse and a press gear failure on a moving load. A woman was injured as she was knocked down and dragged, with onlookers signaling a tram car while the crowd scattered along the Bee Creek area. The report from the Topeka State Journal notes the rough ride and injuries sustained.

M. Fickinnon Peer Watkess Ellwood Rock Island Trae Teator Bee Buy Topeka State Journal

Four New York Teenager Cause Alarm at Fire Scene

In a chaotic incident, four youths from New York thwarted a blaze by praying and hurling improvised flame from their incident site. A saved witness described chaotic movements as the group redirected bystanders and shouted directions before authorities arrived.

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