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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1897
Page
2
The column argues personal character shapes nations and condemns laziness while urging responsibility to neighbors. It critiques professional services, mentions a lawyer and a doctor amid a broader discussion of virtue, labor, and social standards in this era.
A New York correspondent profiles James R. Mullett of New York who treats the world as home. The tale follows his sea life from cabin boy to captain and owner of a ship while pursuing a living through collecting rare marine specimens for zoological gardens.
A heavily corrupted manuscript passages recount a girl attacked and assaulted with scattered names and events. The disjointed lines hint at legal or medical reactions, but details are unclear due to OCR errors. The text preserves mention of a girl victim and surrounding confusion.
A mix of theatrical gossip and life sketches. It highlights Cosima Wagner’s touted young tenor prodigy Carl Keinlechner once a blacksmith apprentice and slated for Bayreuth, plus updates on Miss Florence Lloyd and Ada Vincent. The piece recounts career notes, personal ties, and recent theater doings with a period voice.
The commission finds a reduction from three to two cents per mile unwise and unwarranted. While large trunk lines could absorb it, small and local railroads would suffer greatly, worsening their finances amid declining passenger demand and low farm prices. The inquiry favors keeping current rates to protect both public and railroad interests.
In Glastow, Ficyele Aberze Locks faces a comeback after a diagnosed tuberculosis scare. The page notes her long career begun in Kansas City and hints at a staged return with experts expected to assess her readiness for a renewed performance.
McClure’s notes at least forty original portraits of Washington exist from life with over a score by other artists. Charles Wilson Peale painted Washington more times from life than any other artist with fourteen sittings, according to his son Rembrandt.
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