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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
8
Frank Armfeld argues in the North Georgia Citizen that a poem titled Zion's Flashlight is hypocritical and belittles its author and audience. He calls the piece flawed and filled with biased views, labeling it a failed creation amid strong counterpoints.
The tale compares the dromedary’s speed and endurance with horses and other beasts, noting its storied capacity to store nourishment and water. It also recounts the Linncott bean kiln and the local bean-kill popularity, led by Bill Meader, in a vivid, small town vignette.
In Five Hill Maine a town near a small mountain and Lake, locals recall a 60s brickmaking boom sparked by clay found by chance during a Blue Hill visit. German builders and neighboring workers joined, filling a boarding house shelter for dozens of laborers as brick production grew.
A survey recalls famed lovers walks in Great Britain and Ireland with Matlock in Derbyshire and Rothesay among the best known. The Ryde Esplanade and Spencer Road in Wight are noted for royal visitors and public tales of romance. Legends persist of tragedies and enduring charm along these winding lanes and lanesides.
Walter Pollock notes two cats reacting to an intense electrical storm. One elder cat fled indoors repeatedly, while the younger stayed hidden inside. Afterward both show nervous behavior, with the elder’s dignity masking his fear. The piece mentions a comic image tied to storm fear and animal chills.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a theft aboard a Denver and Rio Grande railway car at CoVay Col on July, with three traps set on a locomotive yard and one suspect leaping onto the engine. two others fled as speed increased.
Caleb Powers declares innocence and seeks release or appeal after his life sentence for complicity in the Goebel murder. He questions the verdict, laments judicial outrage, and argues the trial was unjust under Campbellism. Also notes Hilprecht's discovery of a 17,690 tablet Babylonia library at Nippur dated to 2290 B.C. and ongoing excavations by the University of Pennsylvania.
Countess Von Waldersee, American by birth, married abroad into German nobility. Her unions included a first husband Prince Predertek of Schleswig Holstein. an Austrian emperor granted titles to others. She then wed Counts Vor Waldersee and rose as a noted social figure amid European court circles.
The Fifth Wered States prepares to sail for service in China from San Francisco. The regiment is noted as one of the oldest in regular service with a strong active-service record. Richard Comba, a long‑serving wanderer of the rag fect, claims lengthy tenure and roots dating to 1855 and Sew Cag.
Mr Nabesthima of the Japanese delegation notes the 1200 figure at Dieisang may be an overestimate or reflect Chinese use of underground mines. He warns Chinese tactics include concealed mines that are difficult to detect, with snow hindering discovery and footprints revealing parties.
Lieut A Bogers Harding of the Mississippi corps received a promotion for conspicuous gallantry as the Spanish War began. Born in Quincy, Harding had prior service in the National Guard and held the rank of captain before later leading a Taylorville unit. He served through the conflict until 1899 when opposition arose to his rank, and he was listed again as a lieutenant in the marine corps.
Fragmented text shows Dr. Pye Secch appealing to the Bridgh Medical association to endorse hard work as a remedy for nervous ailments. The argument asserts regular steady labor is the best cure and that idle or wishful thinking harms working people.
Senator Perkins of California urged Congress to appropriate money for relief of starving Indians, arguing against using public funds to aid a British colony. Senator Hale condemned England’s role, calling for relief and criticizing imperial policies causing famine and worker hardship. The debate touched on poverty, governance, and potential reforms amid calls for aid and scrutiny of officials.
The readable lines present a chaotic jumble mentioning remorse and shame, a figure of authority named George, and references to America and India. It hints at a critique of rule and moral instruction, with religious and political overtones but lacks clear events or identities.
Fragmented text reports a scandal involving Cuban matters and labor unrest. It mentions workers, money, and violence but the wording is garbled, leaving the main actors, dates, and places uncertain and difficult to confirm.
The text questions whether nations mind their own business and cites examples from American and Filipino governance. It critiques claims Filipinos lack capability for self rule and discusses imperial responsibilities and moral concerns amid debates on slavery and colonial policy.
An unclear geotlegan in Kensae City convects odd phrases about Adlai and Teddy roving through a tangled wartime discourse. Mentions Captain Philip of the Texas and a battle that ends with ships sinking, while Roosevelt is invoked in operatic terms. The piece blends garbled dialogue with broad political reflections, referencing U.S. leadership and national fate.
Residents of Kew express mixed views about Mr Bryden Brysen, praising his devotion to state and patriotism while criticizing his stance on political matters. Supporters say he defends peacetime values, while opponents claim his approach risks overreach.
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