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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1900

Page

6

Pillar Box Swap Folly Ends in Lost Diplomatic Letter

A London scam unfolds as crew swap a pillar box to intercept a Berlin-bound note. The mastermind, Count Delarocca’s contact, and associates rig a disguise box and staged quarrel to capture a letter. At 4 a.m. the letter proves a servant’s missive to a lover, not a state dispatch, ending in exposure and scorn.

London Godfrey Vance Antonio Delarocca Milan Werr Fritz Muskovitz England Devanocca Count Rodeholtz Percy Street Mayfair Berlin Walt East End Jim Thursday Bill East

Formility in Crimson Gulch Reveals Silent Justice

A terse exchange in Crimson Gulch escalates as the stranger asks what to do with a man. Rattlespike and Pete refuse direct action, signaling a tense moment where street codes and unspoken loyalties govern the outcome.

Crimson Gulch Rattlespike Pete

Ancient battle chariots described by Rossel lino in Thebes tomb

The article surveys chariots from Egypt to Greece, detailing construction, harness, and decorative elements. It notes the Biga di Frassino fragment from Thebes and explains how chariots evolved from battlefield to hippodrome, with variations among civilizations.

Archeological ‘Museum of Florence Rosselinco Thebes Scientific American

No Excuse For Chimneys In Modern House Heating

The New York Press criticizes fireplaces remaining in new homes heated from the cellar. It argues that open chimneys allow drafts causing colds and cold feet, calling gas logs a nuisance and a shaw.

New York Press

South Africa Battle Sparks Strong Reactions

A Chicago Record item reports on a major clash in South Africa with heated responses from readers. The dispatch notes a division in opinion and references a recent large confrontation and its casualties.

South Afrika Chicago

Lobster’s Transformation Toward Soft Shell Delight

The New York Tribune describes a lobster undergoing convulsions to shed its old shell and reveal a soft, tailor made form. The process shows head and body free, claws and tail emerging, followed by a two to three day sleep as the shell peels away and the new suit grows rapidly.

Dows Epicures New York Tribune

Nerve and Nerve in a Joliet Prison Scene

A Chicago warden, McClaughry, famed for calm under pressure, encounters an escaping convict in his Joliet state pen office. The warden nonchalantly dismisses the threat, reveals the prisoner’s papers, and draws a revolver, ending the danger with quiet authority.

McClaughry Chicago State Penitentiary Joliet Ilinois New York

Rail speed gauge story from Jay Gould era

A Chicago Record anecdote explains a train speed register linked to the axle and dial. It notes the device, once used by Jay Gould, as costly and delicate, and records a debunking exchange when Russell Sage asks if the gauge earns or saves money.

Jay Gould Hig Russell Sage Lim Mr. Gould Mr. Sage Chicago

The Road to Success Noted by Atchison Globe

The essay argues success comes from industry and honesty rather than formal education or oratory. It states education is unnecessary beyond basic understanding and that success takes years of good conduct and intelligent work, noting it is easier than failure.

Ife U. S. Land Office Helena Mont Montana Congress Township NEM. Bex General Land Ofice Washington D.C

Sir Robert Ball Inspires Night Sky Gaze

An audience hears Sir Robert Ball describe how a person gazing at a clear night sky while lying on the ground grows accustomed to the heavens and begins to notice shooting stars as if jars of pomade and bottles of perfume remain fresh.

Robert Ball Tod

Helping a Tartar: a custom of restoring lost wealth

The text describes a practice among Tartargor horde members where a man in distress ties brown sugar in colored cloth and distributes parcels to friends. In return, he receives a cow, sheep, or money, enabling him to recover and continue.

Unsuccessful Operation and an Adventurous Naval Tale

A hospital scene questions a failed appendicitis operation on Beasley with no fatal outcome. The report shifts to Lord Charles Beresford recalling youth aboard a 1400 ton frigate where he learned sewing, canvas work, mending, furniture making, and taming elephants, including a difficult elephant from the Galatea voyage.

Beasley Cleveland Plain Dealer Charley Charles Beresford Tribunne Prince Alfred Saxe-Colture Gotha Charles

Prisioner seeks guilty plea in court exchange

The prisoner asks the judge for permission to speak and questions whether a trial would require listening to hypothetical juror questions and expert testimonies before entering a guilty plea. The judge indicates readiness to proceed.

Tudge Toenter Gertasnly

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