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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1900
Page
4
A garbled dispatch suggests Marquis ho forms a government for the emperor of Japan in reaction to Premier Yamagata's death. It claims opposition to China's dominance and calls for evacuating Beijing while debating overall regional balance and future leadership.
Obituary notes the death of Judge Jay A. Hubbell a longtime Michigan figure and former chairman of the national Republican congressional committee. A Houghton resident born in Avon he served as district attorney and five term congressman and helped secure Michigan College of Mines funding.
Obscure Gazette explains a strange postwar feature, noting water scarcity and unsettling rumors in Gaelvestoe. The piece hints at missing people and a tense public mood as residents speculate about deaths and danger.
An obscure transcript describes a parade of figures including E B Baldwin testing for fictitious bank notes and methods to detect forgeries. It mentions an expert meteorologist and a presidential style aspirant, with mixed references to dates and places, all in a fragmentary historical reportage tone.
National Geographic feature by W J Mc Gee warns Galveston residents that the island rests on sinking ground. He compares gulf coast subsidence to Holland and New Jersey, estimating about a foot drop per century in the region and indicating gradual, ongoing subsidence.
George Voo L. Meyer of Massachusetts named as the new American ambassador to Italy. The wealthy Boston area resident, Harvard graduate of 1879, has long ties to state politics and business, including service in the legislature and leadership roles.
A wide review covers pasteurization and pure cultures in Denmark and Germany for butter quality and tuberculosis control. It notes laws requiring pasteurization and inoculation, plus observed improvements in butter texture and uniformity across farms. The article also discusses poultry feeding, yarding fowls, rape pasture, and methods to maximize egg production and brooder temperature management.
An incoming Pilipino named Serte Lopes has recently reached America and is well remembered by locals in Washingtoe for his brightness quickness and talent. He impressed many with his manners and steady speech while interacting with friends and officials during his early days in the city.
Hugh John MacDonald 52 progress as potential Canadian Conservative leader gains traction beyond Manitoba. Styled by Indigenous nickname The Man Who Keeps His Word, he formerly represented Winnipeg in parliament and was a cabinet minister before taking party leadership last year. Observers foresee him inheriting Sir Charles Tupper’s mantle with notable influence on national politics.
The article notes four fifths of college productive sums go to bonds and mortgages while few invest in stocks. It lists Harvard Yale Columbia and many others with sizable real estate and income properties, highlighting Notre Dame Chicago and California schools among those with substantial revenue from property and trusts.
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