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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1896
Page
2
A rambling Dillon Examiner column mocks crowd chatter from Cripple Creek to Montreal while flashbulb lines on weather, hypno ism, and political quips mix with stray notes on conspiracies and Maywood gunplay. The piece flits through names, places, and headlines in a rapid, satirical collage.
A grand jury returns twenty indictments against Mennonite sect members in Adams County Indiana. The piece describes their religion and lifestyle including plain dress and avoidance of worldly displays. It notes tensions with state law and references charitable and legal disputes surrounding their community.
The passage describes a close knit community avoiding court action, preferring church settlements and mutual aid for debts, with references to a horse theft case and church factional splits led by Jacob Swartz, Jacob Hawfaker, and Joseph Swarts, alongside notes on Mennonite women marriage customs and other society items.
The report describes nearly four thousand feet of tunnel driven by compressed air under a river bed with only five feet two inches of earth above. Dangers included potential water bursts prompting clay dumps to protect the thinnest spots. It also notes New Yorker Petry's electric lighted bulletin boards using glass frames and enamelled metal letters.
Fragmentary OCR text references resiliency, a cushion, metal slabs, and materials described with many garbled terms. It mentions Helow cells, a cushion, and a sequence of technical items, but lacks coherent events or identities to form a concrete news item.
The fragment describes a hydrodynamic lifeboat built in England meeting national standards. It mentions a large scoop intake, a powerful simple pump, and a tested speed of about six knots on a first trial before stopping and reversing after several seconds.
The Canadian Government sent an appraiser to principal bicycle factories to determine exact tin values. After exhaustive investigation, the report to the Government rated the factories and their products.
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