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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1897

Page

6

Murder at Chicago Restaurant Stirred by Jealousy

In Chicago, Charles Clifford killed his wife Musetta and shot himself after a quarrel at their home above a small restaurant. Neighbors and the Morris family described a tense marriage with threats and alleged infidelity as authorities investigated the brutal crime.

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Ancient Thamesport Ruins Reveal Coastal Fortress History

Archaeologists uncover a submerged city section near the coast with walls and windows buried by seaweed. The site, linked to a lower city and the legend of a vanished fortress, suggests a once bustling port now lost to time and storms.

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When Her Powers Grow Active First Happened to Barbara

A European psychiatric inquiry follows Barbara Rosehland near Wits as she shows unusual electrical powers and fear of possession. Doctors seek to prove a case of extraordinary influence surpassing known mystic explanations while Barbara remains distressed by her condition and doubts about demonic control.

Barbara Europe Kufs Busatia Germany Wits BBC Eplvittiatisti

Mysterious powers haunt Hoffmanns visits and a trance performer

Dr. Wolfram suspects an unusual force in a girl that vanishes when she visits other houses. Reports say she can move objects and strike with force during trance like performances, with Berlin scientists expected to investigate potential fraud or supernatural influence.

My Hoffmann Wolfram Hoffmann Mile Anil Girivead Moe Walter Barbara Berlin Plyot- Claus

NYU Opens Gould Hall Dormitory Honors Miss Gould

A grand dormitory at New York University was opened last Thanksgiving to honor Miss Helen Miller Gould and her parents Jay and Mrs Gould. Chancellor MacCracken praised the building for its design, noting 112 student capacity with 48 studies and 44 bedrooms across four stories, plus eight bathrooms and roomy oak window seats.

New York University University MacCracken Helen Miller Gould Jay Gould Harvard Yale

Inversion of the Typewriter Aids Two Workers

A historic note reports that flipping the typewriter has created work for two laborers. The quirky device is credited with expanding employment in a local workshop.

Bel’ 2 Aeution Peopis

Budget of Fun and the Unwarranted Boast

Fragmentary notice from The Times and the Parrot presents a puzzled tale of misrule and petty boasts. The readable fragments hint at a local dispute over personal property and a mocking account of unwarranted claims.

Teec Times

Molly Meets Me at the Door in Love's Greeting

The poem describes Molly's warm welcome at the door as day ends and twilight deepens. It recalls vows of love shared in earlier years and asks for enduring reunion and cheerful greeting at the doorway.

Olly Mme O’ér Molly Grant

Untitled Heirloom Oration Remnants and Local Gossip

Fragmentary dialogue recounts family tensions and rural banter with references to a nephew, Uncle Kalter, and mentions of bribes and feasts. Scattered names and places hint at a community pageant or domestic quarrel set in a vernacular era. The text preserves characters like Charley Mopnks and Mrs tinteeuie, conveying a tangled social weave.

Te Wane't Nacesanry

The fragmentary text presents a dialogue in a dated tone with misread names and garbled phrases. It hints at a scene where a young woman is challenged about a kiss connection and a wary man who knows too much appears. The passage reads like a clipped excerpt from a sensational column or dialogue-driven scene.

Ber Fee Seeks Clarification On Proposed Premises Charge

A garbled notice references a fee related to Ber and unclear terms about a proposed charge. It mentions a question about a merry smile and a block each time a propowa appears, seeking clarification on the premium.

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