21 May 1902
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
1
The district court case against Ed Kuney ended with a not guilty verdict on the criminal assault charge after a half hour of jury deliberation on the second ballot. Prosecutors had urged a conviction while defense argued reasonable doubt, with subsequent court actions and notices touching related matters and forthcoming trials on May dates.
The readable fragment outlines a planned public event with speeches and a patriotic tone set for July. Mentions a celebration with speakers and community participants, ending with a formal ceremony.
The Enaminer announces a contract with Unitype Co of New York for an adjustable Simplex type-setting machine to be delivered by June 1. The device will set 60 000 to 35 000 ems per day, handling 13 to 72 pica widths and all types of book and catalog work, boosting efficiency and ink distribution for the local paper.
OCR reads that two suspects were locked in a box car by a contractor and later taken into custody by Stone and Giver. Police and an officer guarded the car and transported the men to a location where a confrontation with a conductor was noted. Details about fees, times, and locations are fragmented.
A garbled report notes a town event near Lothrom involving a person named A. P. Morricon from Reed Hone on level business. The fragment references a river and a chained figure, with unclear details about timing and outcome.
At noon Saturday A R Jacobs and Edith Graves married at the bride’s Bannack home in a small ceremony led by Rev Clowes. The couple, clothed in white silk, embarked on a new life in Dillon with Jacobs serving as assistant cashier and bookkeeper. the bride comes from a long standing Montana family.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentioning a named place and several unclear actions. Readable items include a reference to a person, a date context, and a public notice tone. Consequent details remain obscure due to garbled text.
The readable portions show garbled names and places making it impossible to determine a clear event or outcome. No coherent entities or dates could be extracted for a precise summary.
A Dillon area report notes backing to build a first class wagon road from Big Hole Basin to Redrock, linking trade routes and protecting county revenue. Business leaders urge repair of the existing road to maintain river and port traffic, with citizens asked to voice support for the project.
An early report describes shore work and basement excavation progress with plans to reveal the site when completed. Officials expect the project to be ready by September, though many details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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