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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1896
Page
6
Charles Carrell confronts a tangled drama as his wife Camilla Carell allegedly fled a railroad wreck aftermath and remarried. The tale spans moms, splits, a Chicago suburb, and a child identified as his son Thomas. Legal and moral twists surface through a web of divorce, remarriage, and accusations within families.
Annie Rosalie Gies seeks to challenge her father Christian Gies will filed in Surrogate Court New York. He disinherits her in a 100000 dollar estate leaving 590 dollars to his son Rudolph claiming years of annoyance and alleged ill health. Annie plans to contest the will.
Fragmentary diary style account describes long journeys across many regions including Lewiston and Liverpool Pa. It mentions extreme heat, stops for water, a boat crew, and a hospital opening. Several garbled phrases reflect a rough report of weather and travel with scattered place names and events.
A fragile infant, daughter of Philip Arragur, lives in an incubator as doctors seek to sustain life. The article details artificial feeding methods, milk variations, and the care regimen under the care of specialists while a dramatic inheritance hangs on the child’s survival.
Phillip T Colgrove a respected Michigan lawyer and Knights of Pythias officer from Hastings rose from Winchester born April 17 1858 to become a prominent state legislator and grand lodge leader. He joined Barry lodge 13 in 1882 served as grand chancellor and master and held supreme lodge roles while guiding law and Pythian activities across Michigan and beyond. He studied at Olivet College and partnered with Judge Clement Smith before entering public office.
A letter from the Free Press discusses a complicated social joke about daughters Harriet and Kate married to homeopaths. The speaker imagines costs and family strife tied to naming a homeopath as son in law and fears anger or death if all relations are not honored. The piece notes Hambore authority gaps on cholera costs for 1892.
Archbishop Benson of Canterbury is 87 years old and has served as bishop for nineteen years.
The Presbyterian church reports annual home missions gifts totaling 994556 dollars for foreign and 755253 dollars for home work, highlighting a concentrated grant program across overseas and domestic outreach.
The article discusses the Taal spoken by Boers in South Africa, noting its origins and characteristics as a simplified form of Dutch. It also profiles Mrs. Edward E. Tillinghast, known as Elizabeth Sheldon, highlighting her rise as a woman orator in the East, her background, and views on addressing male audiences.
The passage claims Germans are not the heaviest smokers, ranking behind the United States and Switzerland. It notes national pipes as symbols, with Germans seen as national but not the top tobacco consumers, and states U.S. and Swiss per capita tobacco use is three times higher than in Germany.
The Minneapolis Journal notes Fargo North Dakota has become famed for easy divorces. It cites swift decrees sometimes within ninety days and even hours after arrival, cheap lawyers fees, wide social mix, rapid remarriages, and deliberate secrecy by residents to avoid publicity.
A German savant concludes after investigation that many centenarians practiced a late rising routine. He suggests the famous “early to bed, early to rise” adage may not apply to longevity.
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