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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1895
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes a quirk in advertising value as readers stay loyal to familiar articles. A Breorkan army surgeon in Java reportedly unearthed a fossil linking monkey to man with a brain mass about two thirds that of a human and teeth similar to ours, sparking caution about sensational scientific claims.
Compartment walls on ships like Victoria and Ciunarder Crewi fail to hold when ram collisions occur. Builders now push solid inner walls to the dock, abandoning safe but inconvenient cabinet doors. The City of Paris recently reached port after a breakup that tore a large hole in its hull. Society notes mention pending divorces and separations, plus a sensational Paris scandal about Casimir Perier and his wife. The piece questions motives and public interest in royal and theater circles.
A chaotic report describes a woman attempting to murder her four children in Napa, with references to a custody dispute and a palace of justice. The text notes the ex president and strained friendship as context, while a railway dispute prompts a resignation.
A man described as a suspect in a beer theft at a work site was arrested and held after an initial hearing. Court records show the defendant pled not guilty and requested a speedy trial, with prosecutors detailing the alleged offense and the sequence leading to the arrest.
Mrs dares abon stands charged with complicity in the murder of her husband. The trial proceeded in the Circuit Court in St Chair county with her sister George Centrell appearing as a witness. The case centers on testimony and evidence to prove her involvement in the fatal act.
The Scottish painter George MacDonald described a haunted Loch Lomond cottage that inspired a eerie landscape he painted after a visit with his wife. A mysterious fire swept the property, and their host McClintock later died in London with a related family mystery lingering in the background.
In Madrid a staged bull and lion duel drew 15000 spectators to a reinforced arena. The crowd trampled posters and surged to buy seats, while promoters inflated prices, and a dramatic clash of beasts ended amid cheers and chaos as the crowd witnessed the spectacle.
Fragmentary OCR outlines financial asks for a college fraternity crossing a bridge at Arogharenton Massachusetts costing 738 Ot and a new option section. It notes mentors claiming frat members paid 1,500 for a Brazil voyage and 1,595 for a Persian expedition at Sydenham ext. It mentions James II era English explorers seeking a Spanish ship bound for South America and retrieving about 1,580,600 dollars.
A Siam Free Press writer recalls rumors of a gold mine in Chantalooo province said never worked. An old villager cites a 50 year old visit by four elephants and locals claim nuggets found by Cambodians but the source stream source remains unknown. Superstition says explorers vanish or suffer ill fate as English parties fail to reach the source.
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