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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1892
Page
2
Dr Norwood wards off despair as Mary recovers after a long illness. George Norwood devotes himself to her care, calling her revival a miracle. A symbolic voyage ends with a brilliant wedding in Paris during Easter, Mary glowing with recovered health and happiness.
A playful, fragmentary verse hints at an Easter theme and a mysterious figure described as the Faster dude or Master pants. The speaker swirls through vivid fashion imagery and repeated negations, ending with a cryptic personal name like LaMeros.
A dialogue notes unusually loud organ during Easter services and a humorous claim of hiring a village milkman to pump it. The passage lists Japanese festival dates: New Year on first month, Dolls and Flags feasts, and other traditional observances with months and days, ending with Chryssathemus.
A published letter from Grover Cleveland dated April 8 thanks Chattanooga leader James H. Bible and urges Democratic delegates to act by principle at the Chicago convention. The Palmer House finance committee agrees to Allen's bid for the lakefront wigwam with bonds and staged completion before the convention. Governor Boyd signals cautious support for a candidate who can win New York and nearby states, preferring a strong nominee.
Reports chronicle settlers flooding into new territory near the line of the country. Immigrants travel by train and on foot aided by philanthropy and boosters. Among arrivals are African American emigres promised 160 acre farms, with McCabe orchestrating recruitment in Kansas and Payne county town sites platted. Disturbance of Sabbath amid rapid outfitting noted.
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