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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1895
Page
2
News item notes R Alexander Selley, Budapest police chief, praised as model by peers for efforts against crime. Mentions recovered funds and ongoing vigilance, with a large, garbled section of text indicating a long, complex public safety narrative.
A Western Nebraska paper outlines a tale where a prosperous husband vanishes with most possessions causing distress among creditors. His wife and daughter endure abuse and social shaming as the town confronts financial ruin and moral judgment.
An inquiry reveals a deceased pensioner station at Capoolie in Ratnagiri district five miles from the sea elevation 600 feet. Pension records show survivors’ pensions diverted to lenders in the bazaar and to native clerks, with authorities seizing ledgers and dispatching men for inspection. the scandal follows a probe into an English ordnance department plot and Parsee bookkeepers, exposing widespread misappropriation and demand for accountability.
A faded fragment hints at an advertisement style poem by Timerios with a taunt about sending for a stamp but the text is garbled and not an exact copy of the original. The line suggests a playful misquote and a reply to a reader concern.
A Philadelphia Zoo ostrich in the deer's yard reacts to a white kitten that slips through the fence. The kitten clambers onto the bird, prompting a chase as the ostrich kicks and swipes with its head and neck. The struggle ends when the kitten clings around the ostrich and appears to subdue it briefly before the bird shakes free. The scene reflects a chaotic, humorous interlude in the zoological garden.
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