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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1895
Page
6
A period of heated reports surrounds the conduct of medical students at the Ann Arbor campus. The piece recounts expelled student Cameron and a dispute over a two column article defending his stance. It notes lurid rumors about dissection jest and alleged cruelty, with faculty and students debated over censorship and reform.
A Boston couple Mr and Mrs Edward Weddell came to Niagara Falls in the old days. After three weeks their husband vanished and the wife was found strangled in their hotel room. A manhunt traced Weddell to Canada where he died by suicide amid suspicion of involvement in the crime.
Miss Collet of the English Board of Trade presents a detailed report on women in industry, arguing census data show no broad rise in female industrial employment and that marriage remains a key factor. She notes gains in tailoring dressmaking and textile trades but says the overall increase lags behind population growth and male employment.
Commander McGifin of the Chinese navy describes a 12.2 inch shell strike on the Japanese flagship Matsushima near 3 o'clock. The round caused a devastating explosion, disabled the 13 inch Canet gun, and left forty nine officers and men dead with over fifty wounded as debris and smoke concealed the ship.
A man named Charles Hicksecker of Cartan Obie ended his life at the same spot as his wife, who had previously died by the same method. He believed strongly in his wife and followed the same route she had used, reflecting a shared desire to reunite.
George Sheppard of McKeesport wakes from sudden deafness on June 27 and regains ability to talk by morning. His only communication had been a pencil pad before the revival, and he requested whisky and pepper at the National Hotel bar. He then spoke in words as fast as he could form them, despite lingering fear of another lapse.
A fragmentary report describes a party inspecting a swampy area near a town site. Residents note attempted drainage by a Chicago firm and the clearing yielding bags of cornhusk material. Local figures, including a widow, are mentioned amid uncertain details of a disturbance and fire responses.
A graveyard in Augusta Georgia features a vegetable plot with cucumbers tomatoes and red peppers growing among the ancient dead. The site is noted for its strong smell and lack of tombs while a nearby passerby is warned by a slab about the resting deceased.
A Freech judge presided over a divorce case and complicated matters by issuing a decree that dissolved the lawyer who represented the man seeking the divorce rather than dissolving the primary party.
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