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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1892
Page
12
An English syndicate seeks a well developed dividend paying mine. Interested parties should address in confidence to Mining Engineer at P O Box 782 Helena.
Catholic services at St. Rose Erst Sunday each month. Episcopal at St. James Sundays 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev S D Hooker. Grace M F Methodist evening services and Sunday school 10 am. First Baptist at 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev Spencer. Presbyterian services in Dart's Hall with morning service 11 am and 3 pm Sabbath school after. Everyone welcome.
An editorial discussion of The Broken Seal by Sydney Grundy at Palmer's Theater condemns conventional drama. It contrasts audience appetite for pure entertainment with plays that probe duty and morality, praising Julia Arthur's forceful performance and noting opera matinee popularity and stockholder interest.
A garbled racing report traces Bat Downing in pursuit of the stallion King with Ade Downine and Manwbrino Abdahal as rivals. It notes Downine’s campaign events at Kain THs Pontijeines and later attempts at records in 2% and 216 time trials, highlighting improving form and close placings.
New York athletes seek an international amateur foot race at Madison Square Garden. Warden Morris, a noted Phihuletitia figure, studies law at the University of Pennsylvania. The Chicago Amateur Athletic Association nears 2000 members. The League of American Wheelmen calls A A Zimmerman a professional. Pitcher Baldwin pitched eight innings with eleven hits and two earned runs, a feat remembered by baseball fans. F Z Osmond plans a visit to America as bicycling thrives in Holland. Most men own wheels. A Boston to New York relay bicycle race is being discussed as a spring attraction.
Emma Abbott, bored by a stage struck youth seeking opera fame, finally agrees to hear the young woman sing. The applicant questions herself aloud, and Miss Abbott replies with cautious doubt saying there may be something, but she cannot be sure if it will come out.
Many young players once hailed as future stars fade under pressure as winter notes a harvest of hopefuls. The piece recalls vanished promise from Zanesville to New Orleans, highlighting pitchers like Watson and Richmond and the relentless quest for discipline by Chicago to stay in the top division.
Rochester skater Frederick Zimbrich, age 23, boasts a world championship in five and ten mile races with 126 career starts and six medals. He won Buffalo’s gold medal race for a $206 purse and set a mile record, challenging five rivals across New York state to a five mile event with fresh opponents each mile.
The piece notes a detective observing suspects at night in Chicare with accusations of inebriation rebutted as “fizzes” rather than lemonades and mentions a St Bernard interest surge in the U S with Lady Gladwin and a Westminster show. It also cites English sales of gold rosaries and flexible links for eastern trade.
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