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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1897
Page
6
A Castile resident tells of Mrs Wade famed for finding lost objects with claims of water cure publicity and local witnesses. Dr W A McFarlane supports her sincerity while noting possible latent powers beyond common ability.
Miss Katherine P. Martyn operates a notable enterprise on Filth Avenue near the Waldorf offering English style teas and delicacies. Her rooms are described as cozy with a large dining area, serving both breakfast and intimate parties.
A fractured OCR style item lists various fictional titles and figures from distant realms including Austria and Portugal. It mentions crowns, emissions of cigarets and smokings, and several invented names suggesting a satirical or garbled political ledger. The piece reads like a rumor mill of court ranks and royal figures.
Wilda Thames and The Holland Brothers face scrutiny as opponents claim no advantage to the same flag battle. Reports note community actors weigh the impact on local unity and civic projects amid ongoing discussions.
Ilda Thomas, praised for Sally in Our Alley, built her New York reputation under Tony Pastor and appeared in Donnelly’s Fashion and Hollwood operas. Critics note her stage presence in a Sands stage experiment and discuss rival actors Edward M. Holland and Joseph.
A long discussion at Fort Adams about whether officers should wear uniforms off duty. Young officers favor a social life in Newport with costly clothes, while others warn of vanity and risk, recalling a satirical stage-tavern joke and a civilian dress incident that soured the look of uniforms.
A colossal blast near San Diego tore loose mountain mass to form a temporary bridge across a gorge for a city dam project. The 100000 pound explosion lifted rock 40 to 50 feet and sent debris soaring, with the blast planned to create access and contain water for the new dam east of the city.
Fragmented OCR note mentions devices and care needs but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to form a full news item.
Fragmentary line mentions a person and possible group or place with unclear context. Reads like a miscellaneous note referencing an individual and a friend, with garbled terms suggesting a nameless event or local record.
The fragment cites Sweden voting patterns and political roles, a Chinese trade figure, Oregon and Washington references, and mentions of ships and a Maine steamer captain amid unrelated biographical notes. Names appear garbled, making precise events unclear.
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