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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1891

Page

2

Distinguished Women of America and England Dress Charity Dolls

Wealthy and famous women in the United States and Britain unite to dress charity dolls sent from hospitals and orphanages. Notables including Ellen Terry, Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Mrs. George Gould, and Mrs. Levi P. Morton contributed costumes, with auctions raising funds for ill and abandoned children.

Ellen Terry Tan Island A. B. de Frece America England China Harrison Levi P. Morton Jay George Gould Grover Cleveland London Quauncey M. Depew Railroad Errmes W. H. Crane Edgar W. Nye Russell Harrison Jerome K. Jerome Bob

Two Professions That Pay And Other London Notes

A London weekly argues jockeys and strong men are highly paid, with several earning around £5000 a year in retainers and fees. It cites Sandow losses, the Berlin servant girl prize awards, milk and flour as fire extinguishers, and forecasts a long severe Canadian winter.

London

Fido the Branding Expert Dog on the Farm

A Seattle Press report recounts Fido the dog who could distinguish branding marks on hogs. Each morning he would inspect hogs, release those with his farm’s mark, and herd others toward the gate before barking for aid. His skill extended to following the correct path after release.

Fido Seattle

Beggars and a Magnet Stop Mule Kicking in Park

A pedestrian reports a city hall park encounter with a "gang" of beggars who collected nickels from him while dropping handkerchiefs as alibis. Separate items describe obsequious Japanese servants, hair physiology, horse digestion, and a mule outfitted with a magnet to halt kicking, all from various papers.

New York City Messrs Russell B. Harrison W. J. Arkell Manhat City Hall Park Park Row Boston Philadelphia Number Three New York Times New York

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