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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
3
A passenger confronts a man who steals different wax matches from a box aboard a train. After a tense exchange, the thief is exposed and forced to return the box, while the accuser discards the remaining matches and urges reform. The incident ends with the thief fleeing toward a refreshment room, plotting further mischief.
Harvard alumni featured prominently at the Republican National Convention with Roosevelt and Long mentioned for senior roles. Senator Wolcott and Senator Lodge both linked to Harvard lineage, while Penrose is noted among the prominent chairmen.
A description details a fan apparatus where a bottom gear and rod create a spin with a light twist. Inserting a tab and twisting sets the blades in motion producing a steady breeze. When folded, the fan and its mechanism compress neatly for storage.
The Complete Novel feature is under development with care for home readers. Recent novels such as The Heart of the Ancient Wood by Charles G. D. Roberts and April Showers by Alice Brown set the taste standard.
The article notes a rumor that Russia plans a calendar with thirteen months of twenty eight days each. It highlights alleged stability as a key feature and wryly compares it to a tonic, claiming a patent remedy for ailments. It also mentions alleged loot from a treasury and plans to publish expansion proposals for the White House in October Journal.
A brief notice reports a financial dispute involving the Treasury Department. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a formal matter reaching a legal or administrative stage. The fragment mentions taxation, funds, and potential allegations.
An old advertisement claims CASCARETS cure many ailments by regulating bowels and producing natural movements. It promises a health improvement with ten cents to start and warns against imitations of the genuine candy cathartic tablets stamped with C. C.
In September the Review of Reviews notes Edward J. Wheeler sketches the National Prohibition party and profiles its presidential campaign candidates William Woolley and Silas Metcalf, detailing their careers and positions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Japanese torpedo destroyer Niji and Shan Tung with crew saved but ship wrecked. Details are garbled and unnamed. No clear date location or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Railroad notice touts the Overland Limited and Fast Mails with daily through service from Ogden to eastern points. Details on routes, seats, and excursions include Salt Lake City agents, half rate tours to the East, and through sleepers with dining car service.
Letters from women in 1800s Ohio and Windsor report relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. People describe fatigue, back pain, irregular menses, leucorrhea, kidney and bladder troubles, and improved health after using the remedy. Names include Miss Fredevigh, Miss Frepenick, and Mrs. Many Bansriveth.
Fragmentary report mentions a special excursion and a quoted route name "The Boseig Route at the World" with service between Grand Junction and Denver. It notes daily express trains, new median crossing, and tickets via the D. & Haemurebnet. An arrest at Currers is mentioned on suspicion of breaking something.
The Dewey birthplace house, once owned by Captain Edward Dewey and later by T R Gordon, was moved to its present site in 1800. Visitors from around the country come to see the site, reputed as the Admiral's birth place, with Gordon hosting guests. A letter from T G Gordon praises Peruna medicine, recounting a long battle with chronic throat issues and claiming Peruna brought relief.
Fragmentary report from Car fiegie Hall New York July 29 outlines official actions on a probate ticket as Van Bergen provides ambiguous information about the Baaers Mik and Winsiew's Bauthing Ay rop. Reading notes reference Norwich New York and law scouting with insignificant results amid broader political and military service mentions.
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