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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
6
The piece surveys daily life for maids and matrons with wardrobe notes a cooking school motto and reflections on home life. It blends poems and domestic details with long flowing descriptions of rooms shelves and furnishings. The prose favors ornate imagery over concise facts.
The Western League seeks concessions from the National League and eyes Cleveland Louisville and a South Chicago club. Chicago officials may accept a rival club if it aids stability and avoids a baseball war while respecting territorial rights and operating profits for the season.
A garbled excerpt references an advertising scheme involving payments and promises of recipes for removing flesh. Mentions activities around a seller and recipient, with unclear names and places, suggesting a fraudulent solicitation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions protection against a trestment or threat linked to Amos Rosie and a catcher named Martha Peepers. Details are obscured by garbled words, making context and entities uncertain.
The article traces William T. Keeler's rise from the 1892 Eastern League to a star in the National League with the Brooklyn club. It highlights his defensive skill, stitching, and base running, notes left handed throwing as a handicap, and mentions managerial shifts and team reorganizations impacting his career and the Orioles.
Western teams won 21 of 24 games as they pressed toward strong balances at 13 venues. Louisville and Cincinnati posted mixed records, Chicago stumbled in New York and Boston, while St Louis and Brooklyn fared poorly in key matchups. Eastern clubs like Philadelphia and Cleveland split wins and losses. Baltimore managed a mixed showing against western visitors.
A fragmentary dialogue describes a man named Ertel accused of killing a chicken and a guest expressing that the action showed a lack of respect for cold weather and propriety.
A Chicago reader asks for opinion on Wagner's works though having never seen them. The note implies skepticism about their place in RO with publishers.
fragmented OCR text shows a ditty or dialogue about thankfulness and not being two faced. lines imply a cheeky exchange between speakers with hints of personal accountability and acknowledgement.
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