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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1898
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner notes St John Wanamaker has decided on another cash push into the Quay bargain counters. It cites a national editor consensus endorsing Boston Post’s motto Peace with honor or war with victory.
An item on the front page presents facts and figures explaining why debt aid keeps stock prices high for now. It notes rumors about coal contracts and government profits linked to Hanna and a stalled appropriation. The text alleges fraud and seeks broader accountability amid wartime pressures.
The text provides fragmented phrases mentioning cities and phrases like hope and record attempts. No clear events, dates, or named entities form a coherent reportage. The readable parts suggest a discussion of places, people, and aims without concrete actions or outcomes.
A garbled OCR passage discusses examiner reports and delays in a review process. It mentions E2006 NG cen and retest wake, with references to an examiner's report and public reaction. The fragment references standards, triggers, and a proposed outcome, but lacks coherent specifics.
The Hale boarding house on East Broadway in Butte, a three story brick lodging house for miners of the Anaconda company, burned after 3 am Monday. Two men died from jumping injuries, another is dying, and about 20 residents are injured or missing. Firefighters and bystanders worked to rescue others as flames engulfed the structure.
Fragmentary text lists names, places, and events with many garbled phrases. Key proper nouns appear inconsistently, hindering coherent extraction of a single event or notice.
A fragmented notice mentions a new Burlington Route service to Chicago with a special fast time schedule. The garbled lines reference dates, locations, and officials, but the readable parts indicate a railroad timetable update and a named treasurer or official.
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