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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1897
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a 19th or early 20th century notice mentions wheat markets travel invasion of England by American playwrights and players, depredations of bees, treasure seekers, education of Indian girls, and Civil War era references with scattered place names and unclear events.
A long controversial tale describes the Apache Kid as dead or a vanished legend. It recounts his years as feared, alleged murders, escapes from guards, desert chase, and eventual capture efforts across Arizona and Mexico. The piece notes his imprisonment on Alcatraz Island and pensive debates about justice and vengeance.
An extended road journey with Springley devolves into a comic misadventure as Springley dodges meals and social missteps, while the narrator recalls the voyage and the wagers made. The long narrative highlights mishaps, feeble feasts, and a running tale of travel comedies across the country.
A London auction house sold bronze and ivory Benin antiquities captured during colonial conflict. Ivory tusks, leopard figures, idols, and a warning bell fetched high prices while critics questioned legality and ethics of distributing former trophies to brokers and collectors.
An excerpt describes a Russian convict ship leaving Odessa for Saghalia in the Japan Sea. A large crowd and clergy participate in a holy water blessing as convicts, chained and shaven, endure a disciplined daily routine and limited comforts aboard a Glasgow built vessel.
Fragmented OCR text describes a historical event with names like Exeter, Poland, and Ha petr pert. Details are unclear but imply a crime or dramatic scene with mentions of a body and ceremonial markers. The readable content points to a late medieval or early modern setting centering on individuals named Gmemen and Cerden with local places referenced.
In a disorderly scene the prince and his wife Jené lead crowds along a public marchway singing as part of a protest. The event unveils new marriages and a clash with the Sueverion army as tensions rise.
In Tw ome Kansas the community mourns a family’s loss amid religious services. Local leaders emphasize unity as the grieving gather for the vigil and hopeful prayers for healing.
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