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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
10
Brooks Adams argues in the Atlantic Monthly that Russia must secure part of northern China for economic reasons. He notes Chinese rebellion sparks in the south and predicts a large conflagration within a month, drawing both general readers and specialists.
A fragment states a woman has greater expertise in treating female ailments than any living person, male or female. The text emphasizes her exceptional skill without naming her.
The Reichanzeiger reports the German ministry of state will continue a tariff to facilitate wool importation for at least two years due to supply deficiencies. In Brooklyn, John Reider, 69, killed his wife and himself Friday over jealousy, at their home. Court circles say Queen Victoria may visit Dowager Empress Frederick next week, though her condition may improve.
The piece notes precious corals in the Philippines as among the world’s rarest. It mentions health being rarer still and promotes Hosteller's Stomach Bitters for digestion and sleep. It also reports arrests and various unrelated items from the era, including rail mileage lists and consumer ads.
Major Leo Rassieur is named the new grand army chief. A St Louis lawyer and former probate judge, his long Civil War service includes captain and major ranks with the Missouri volunteers.
The fragmentary text mixes biographical lines about Margarite of Cleansie and Marie Antoinette era references with scattered notes on markets, prices, and a submarine project. It mentions a 1865 birth, a French officer, and dire economic commentary about demand, supply, and shipping, all in a stream of garbled OCR.
McClure's for September presents a thrilling naval story from Adachi Kionosuke, one of the few Japanese writers with a notable English language reputation. S. C. Aulgur, a night watchman at Marshal Missouri, was shot and killed by robbers looting the Chicago & Alton ticket office Friday night.
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