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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
2
A fragmentary Montana column blends weather talk with broad social observations and pseudonymous quips. It references Dewey, Mrs Tuetgert, New York aldermen, and the Alaska dispute amid garbled OCR prose and stray quotes from various figures.
Ohio man John S. Fee spent over a year in the Arctic enduring ice and cold. He sailed from San Francisco July 1897 and reached distant polar sites including Herschel Island and the Bering Sea. Relief by the Bear and survival amid 70 to 82 below zero temperatures marked his perilous journey. The tale notes a forty-day polar night and ten months of perpetual day.
A nostalgic meditation on becoming a journalist and shaping a magazine with the motto For a Better World. The speaker envisions originality, influence, and a campaign to mold private character within a Christian ethical frame despite skeptical economic arguments.
Fragmentary notes recount a whaling voyage near Herschel Island with crews exposed to Arctic winds. After days adrift two crew members perish, a third remains missing as the rest survive by luck or frost.
Disappearing wife Allie Madaris, wife of Jim McDonald, Cherokee, was rumored abducted by a New York artist. Recent findings reveal she was held captive by her husband in a cave for years, funded by her fortune spent on racing and social life. She killed him after being freed. Indian courts may not prosecute. authorities claim jurisdiction remains with tribal law.
The readable segments mix names and stray terms with unclear punctuation and garbled characters. It hints at sports or event notes but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or clear participants to identify a concrete story or outcome.
Eyewitness reports describe a chaotic scene in Aldvaita where Begaery market tensions erupt into gunfire. Police officers pursued a suspect named Silas Biel after a clash that wounded several bystanders and halted morning commerce.
Fragmentary text mentions Archer and ROG with disrupted phrases. Context unclear, impossible to determine clear event, figures, or location.
Capt James Cooper Ayres describes 1893 hunting expedition led by Gen Brooke with guide Baptiste Garnier. Garnier known as Little Bat, famed for tracking skill and endurance. Noted bears killed, estimations of elk hunts, and Garnier’s keen topography and animal habits.
The text presents distorted commentary on U S wartime policy and industry. It juxtaposes vague claims about employment for coercive or espionage aims with references to coal, steam, and empire. The fragment hints at national sacrifice versus industrial priority without coherent detail.
Thomas Chase a 48 year old farmer of Milligan Carter county Tennessee died of grip after a brief illness in February. His funeral followed the next day and his supposed body was buried at the Milligan churchyard. Insurance on Chase totaled about 30000. Banks in Knoxville and Johnson City hold the funds for the widow Mrs Chase but a court injunction blocks payment of the balance amid claims of fraud hypnotism and misrepresentation. Chase reportedly appeared alive in Knoxville two months after his death and was said to have risen from his bed and spoken before dying again.
The text fragment references a surname Eames and a decision to preserve a curve related to fear or oroem, but is too garbled to determine a clear news item or event.
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