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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1899

Page

8

Prisoner of Spain at Dillon Theatre Feb 4

Dillon Theatre to stage Claude Soares war drama Prisoner of Spain on February 4 featuring Ernest Fisher as Ole Swenson the comic Swede recruit in a show lauded as a major modern war drama. The American Monthly Review of Reviews editor cites postwar lessons and dangers of franchise grabs in Cuba and other territories while promoting Dr King’s New Discovery for grip with a trial bottle offered.

Dillon Theatre Spain Claude Soares Santiago Shafter Ole Swenson Ernest Fisher Gus Hooge American Monthly Review of Reviews Cuba Porto Rico Philippines Sylvester Baxter Java Daniel Dorchester Dr. King

Uncalled Letters At Ackley Post Office

List of letters remaining uncalled for at Ackley post office until date will be sent to the dead letter office if not called for in 80 days. Includes Grace Lamont postmistress and names such as Joseph Clay Chas Griswold Alvin Hine Dr Humes James Johnston Kish Clara Kountz Louck Milles Morey Noreen Rinde Stead Swvem Smith. Also an advertisement for Kari's Clover Root Tea claiming cure for chronic constipation with sale by Central Pharmacy.

Druxon P.O Grace Lamont Ackley Frank Central Pharmacy L. J Williams

Wax seals and symbols in letter writing traditions

The article traces the origin of wax sealing to early centuries, once restricted to nobility and gentry, and notes its rise to general use. It highlights wax symbolism with color meanings and hints at refined taste shown by rich stationery and a carefully cut seal.

The Reporter Who Sent Paris Capitulation by Private Wire

During the Franco German war the author, attached to Crown Prince headquarters in Versailles, obtains Paris capitulation and sends it to London via Bismarck’s private line. He gains an unsign ed dispatch from Lothar Bucher, with Bismarck's approval but no signature, enabling The Daily Telegraph to publish a pivotal coup.

Les Ombrages Versailles Paris Count Bismarck Rue de Provence Bismarck Daily Telegraph London Lothar Bucher Bucher England Germany Prince Bismarck London Telegraph

Perish on a Glacier Leaves Many Feared Lost

Seattle dispatch reports Copper River prospectors perished on Valdez glacier. Names include Charles Kuroy C P Smith Ole Evjen George Poalowitz Sylvester Greg and Holver Evjens with others missing or dying from blood poisoning after severe frostbite. A Twelve Mile Camp hospital holds 15 frostbitten miners and one son sacrificed for his father.

Seattle Cottage Alaska Valdez Glacier Charles Kuroy New York City C. P. Smit Chicago Ole Evjen Baldwin Wis Henderson Wisconsin George Sweeley New York George Poalowitz Sylvester Greg St. Joseph Holver Evjens Twelve Mile Smith Khron George Ponlowitz Sylvester Grog Valdez Khran Cial George Padlowitz Manhattan Mining Company Cottage City Dr. Lewis Manhattan Company George Sweesey Sweesey

Five Find Watery Graves

The canal boat J. C. Austin of New York ran ashore and sank near Norwalk after steering gear failed on a trip up the sound. Its coal-laden consort David B. Fisk also went down with five dead aboard, including Captain Levine of Jersey City Chief Engineer Thomas Young a deckhand and two others identified as pilot and Helen Callahan of New York.

South Norwalk Conn J. C. Austin New York Norwalk David B. Fisk Westport Captain Levine Jersey City Thomas Young Veckhand Helen Callahan

Tragic Fire Claims Three Children in Newton County

In Jorrix Missouri on January 28, ninepm a house fire killed three Malley children while their parents were at church. The children were reportedly left locked inside the OSS burned to death and found by the parents upon their return.

Jorrix Thomas Malley Newton County

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