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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1896

Page

6

Notable Early 20th Century Gossipy Headlines Aboard News

A collection of society items and brief notices features Poet Laureate Watson joining Madame Tussaud’s wax exhibit, Lucy Carnegie becoming the New York Yacht Club’s first woman, and opera singer Etelka Gerster planning a Berlin vocal academy. It catalogs royal, political, and cultural tidbits including Queen Victoria’s health, Canadian premier Bowell’s origins, and Prince Ghika’s diplomatic roles.

Watson Mme. Tussaud Lucy Carnegie New York Yacht Club Mme Etelka Gerster Berlin Alice Longfellow Queen Victoria

Turf Notes Highlighting 19th Century Racing Figures and Trials

JURF NOTES survey highlights include Geers with 17 horses at Selma, Hustler to be campaigned by Andrews, Abnet earning over 5000 last season, and Akron Ohio planning a new half mile track. Mentions Fallia the sire of Fallacy Falrose and seven more, plus trainer Porter’s 58th birthday and the Weat Philadelphia Driving Club spring program at Bemont.

Brestler Geers Selma Alan Hustler Andrews Abnet Akron Strong Boy Allandorf Montauk A. W. Hill London Sportsman Vigilant Eugene Rood Louisville Jimmy McCormick Eddie Jones Burns & Waterhouse Stable John Porter Kingsclere Apollo Weat Philadelphia Driving Club Bemont

Fashionable dress trends preview from New York Sun

The New York Sun outlines spring fashion with adjustable wire bustles leather belts in white and alligator skin, felts and feathers, chameleon ribbons, colored laces, and brown guipure. Golf capes stay, flowers dominate, and toques feature flowered trims. Hair stays waved with high back knots for evening wear.

New York Sun

Care and Repair for Old Books with Leather Bindings

Practical advice on preserving books with clasps or raised bindings. Keep away from damp and heat to prevent mildew and damage. Use potash sulfide and oxalic acid to remove iron mold, clay powder and hot iron to lift grease, oxalic acid solution to erase ink, and egg yolk paste with a hot iron to polish worn leather.

Patents by the Numbers Across American Industry

The St Louis Globe Democrat lists patent counts across fields from boat building with 1216 patents to 8855 patent appliances for surgeons. It highlights varied invention activity including knitting machines 1580 and electrical appliances over 16000 patents overall.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Broadway Theaters Preview Big Seasonal Turnover

Bohemia ranks as a top Empire theater hit in New York. George Fawcett Rowe plans an elaborate revival of The Donagh by Joseph Murphy. Lillian Kennedy exits as star. The Last Stroke Cuban melodrama shines. Dick Turpin Jr. features song and dance with two horses. Excelsior Jr. extends at Hammerstein Olympia to Broadway. Daniel Frohman to manage Richard Mansfield. Georgia Curvan opens next season at Palmer's, then tours large cities. William Courtleigh praised for Johns Swiftwind in Northern Lights.

Bohemia Empire Theater New York George Fawcett Rowe Charles BE. Blaney Harry Clay Blaney Georgia Curvan Palmer's William Courtleigh Johns Swiftwind

Gems of Thought Sayings and Quotations

A collection of brief maxims on temper, wants, complaint, discipline, truth, opinion, and change. Includes aphorisms from Guthrie Jonson Graves Seneca Venning and Anon. Each line offers a reflective principle on human behavior and nature.

Guthrie Jonson Graves Seneca Venning

Disappeared Friend Returns Scarred in Mysterious Incident

A friend reappears after three or four days with severe scratches and cuts to the throat and face. A discussion notes no contact with vigilance committees and rejects self harm accusations, joking about bizarre injuries including a bike accident and barbed wire mishap as possible explanations.

Reading Questioning Prices Sparks Mallard Street Banter

A humorous exchange features a customer challenging a shopkeeper over mutton prices and a quip about Mr Barton and Mr Read in High Street. Punch magazine’s wry tone captures the scene with a playful jab at pricing and propriety.

Leaving Him to His Fate in the Dark House

Maria warns John a burglar is trying to enter. He refuses to intervene, arguing he is humane but not responsible for the intruder’s danger, comparing the risk to tripping over a toy drum and a barking rubber doll as in the dark. The remark reflects a dry, sardonic tone from the Washington Star quote.

Maria Johnny Washington Star

Button Staves Off Burglar as He Fires at Man

A New York World item notes a burglar shot at a man whose life was saved when a bullet struck a button on the latter's clothing. The exchange ends with a quip about the button being on.

Ahat New York

Newspaper Drama Spirals Over Editorials and Alleged Crimes

The exchange shows tensions between editors over publishing opinions and an upcoming article accusing Senator Spray of wrongdoing. A detainee asserts innocence after confessing to the killing of his wife and children, while a jailed girl named with violets moves to a new cell amid stories of a notorious murderer.

Telegraph Spray Detroit Tribune

Notice to Co Owner on Mining Claim Lien

Public notice states I W a Dudley claims 100 dollars spent on Blue Wing mining claim Beaverhead County Montana Iron Mack quartz lode. If co owner J C Laie does not pay their share within 90 days after publication their right title and claim will vest in the signer under statute. January 25 1896.

J.C. Laie I. W. A Dudley United States Blue Wing Beaverhead County Montana Cardanuary Fred C Anderson Herman Heese John Barchkis Monroe MetroThe Lonise Francisco Charles H. Deputy George J. Staudaher State of Dillon Heaverhead Deputy Deputy & Staudaher Barbour Ndaretanedl Arabella Philips H. J. Burleigh Derriet Bannack Street Beaverhead Orno Klemm Shropshire & Burleigh, Attorneya

Clock repairs spark stubborn exchange in Cincinnati

Mrs. Greymare asks to take the stopped clock to a jeweler at dawn while Mr. Greymare doubts he can fix it himself. The exchange ends with a taunt about his ability to make anything run. Cincinnati Enquirer reports the moment.

Mrs. Greymare Mr. Greymare Cincinnati Enquirer

Bunko Men Foiled by Sly Sleeper Passenger

A Detroit Tribune humorous exchange notes a con artist failing to fleece a traveler, while a Gothamite quips about titles and heiresses. The lines include a colorful banter about romance and social statuses reflecting early 20th century wit.

Laundry's Quirk Sparks Wartime Blues in Chicago Record

In a humorous quip from the Chicago Record, Biggs jokes about his weight while the laundry is humorously blamed for consuming his flannels. The exchange captures a lighthearted moment reflecting daily life stories in print.

Biggs Chicago Record

Insurance faith and pew rent debate sparks church humor

In a satirical exchange a business appraiser questions belief in insurance while The Deacon pushes for pew rent payments, highlighting a humorous clash between practical finance and church duties.

B. Roker

Tommy Whats a boss papa Permann A boss my boy is what one party calls the leader

A brief from the New York World questions the term boss in political discourse. It portrays a paternal voice explaining that one party may label the other party's leader as a boss. The piece uses simple dialogue to illustrate partisan labeling.

Tommy Papa Peremann New York World Ile Illustrated Ite Fit Freuen Or &I Washington, D. C

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