OMERESS Popusher Listed in Dillon Item
Fragmentary OCR shows a name OMERESS associated with Dillon and the nickname Popusher. Indicates a local list or listing with a person reference. No clear date or event read.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a name OMERESS associated with Dillon and the nickname Popusher. Indicates a local list or listing with a person reference. No clear date or event read.
A long unreadable sketch charts Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett's marriage to Stephen Townsend in Genoa, Italy. It notes her early poverty in Manchester and emergence as a breadwinner with literary success, amid a strained personal life and public interest.
The Macabebe Scouts now in the United States plan to petition the Secretary of War to form a Macabebe cavalry regiment to combat insurgents in the Philippines. Capt. Batson praises their discipline and swimming ability, suggesting a mounted unit could quell lawlessness on the islands.
A man describes a sea voyage incident at Falk River Mass where a woman is assaulted and a man flees. The narrator nearly misses the night boat to New York, chases the assailant, and recovers on deck with memory of the struggle and the injured woman. The event leads to later inquiries and a marriage scandal involving Margaret Tyrrel and a prior husband.
The readable parts present garbled phrases in a foreign or transliteration style. It suggests a dialogue about payment or settlement and a mention of a city or region, but lacks clear individuals, events, or concrete actions.
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