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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1897
Page
6
A short elegiac message bidding friends to stay a tender hour before parting, honoring those who sleep beneath the coffin lid and cherishing memories kept alive by the living. An intimate reflection on mourning and farewell within a warmly remembered gathering.
In a frontier tale, Pete and Indifferent Ike rally Sluice City to aid two orphans whose dying mother arrived with a long neglect. A dramatic rescue at the Bowlders, gunfire from redskins, and a climactic public thanks follow as Pete faces danger and the town unites for the children and a repentant husband arrives.
A design described by The American Cyclist converts a bicycle into a rail crossable telegraph unit. It uses a three wheeled triangular frame with flanged wheels for rails and a reel of wire linked to a handle bar telegraph. The operator maintains direct contact with headquarters while riding. Detaching it allows highway use.
An 1897 column gathers thoughts from Howells, Browne, Hawthorne, Stockton, Lanza, and Croly on New Year optimism. It hails renewal, memory, and artistic obligation while noting American authors should lead in literature over British works. Captain Charles King closes with a toast to better times ahead.
The imperial couple host relatives and notables in a lavish ceremony at the black eagle chamber. The empress wears a long crown veil, 16 yard train, and display of jewels, while the Kaiser dons the great general's uniform. A choir, clergy, and 200-voice boy choir accompany religious rites before a grand court. The Kaiser’s demeanor blends dignity with blunt candor, earning German admiration.
A husband laments on New Year’s Day that his wife now brings only a pin cushion after a previous gift of a sealskin sack. He gloomily predicts a sheriff may follow tomorrow.
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