Examiner by Akxas Barker in Dillon Montana
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1898
Page
2
Submarine wrecking craft Argonaut hailed in Baltimore trials
The article discusses Simon Lake's submarine wrecking vessel Argonaut shown on the Patapsco River. It notes two key findings: underwater habitation and water displacing hull design. The piece highlights technical details about depth, pressure, and potential launch methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne
Simon Lake
Baltimore
Stina
Patapsca
Dave
Busbret
Reber
Adisdatea
Fockeni
An American Heiress in Paris Delcared for Marriage Fates
A Paris letter in January Ladies Home Journal recounts a wealthy American heiress drawn into European marriage intrigues. Due to language barriers she learns French at a convent but angers the Duchesse de Z who hopes her son will marry the heiress. The duchess coins fate with threats and the other impecunious nobles scheme to share her fortune, leading to a chaotic chase back to America and a costly tangle of loans and heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Bell
Paris
Ladies’ Home Journal
Europe
Duchesse de Z
America
Riverside sheriff recalls brutal wartime execution tale
The fragment describes a contentious account of a public hanging or execution and a referenced coastal state event. It mentions individuals, a leader figure, and the era’s legal actions, with remarks on memory and a quoted critic who denies knowledge of a head loss incident.
Marriage Advice From Indiana Justice of the Peace
Jeffersonville’s Mac Keigwin, famed for marrying over 17 000 couples, urges youth to marry soon but wisely. He notes eight thousand six hundred couples stood before him, most remaining together, and frames marriage as a stabilizing, moral force in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Keigwin
Jeffersonville
Ind
Indiana
Atl
Krelgwit
Cline
Obe
Trickster matron swindles linen clerk in city tale
A famed con artist, a fashionable Louisville matron, targets a linen department clerk. She negotiates a tablecloth priced at two dollars to a staggering two hundred, then proceeds with elaborate deception to gain the item. The episode illustrates how skilled female con artists outwit male victims in old confidence schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Fim
Linen
Attache Solves Rodent Problem With Wire Trap
A Washington Post item recounts a hotel attache’s quick fix for a large rat in a wire cage trap. The electrician rigged a battery and wire to electrocute the rodent, after which the rat’s body was removed and the device inspected for the next use.
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Washington Post
Tackie
Gleetiiciman
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