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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
3
A literary poem excerpt describes early nomadic tribes crossing vast plains with sheep cattle and tents. Children of distant lands encounter them on endless horizons. They greet learn and part, each carrying their flock and bands of men onward.
In Treport a fisherman Master Fournier returns from sea after his wife receives a letter from Harry Evans, an English sailor. He suspects infidelity, but a drowned man found near Spithead is later identified as Evans, and Fournier discovers the letter confirming his wife’s loyalty.
An Augusta Chronicle note recounts jokes about Senator Harris age and past duels with Andrew Jackson. The piece also describes a reporter boasting of interviews with famous figures and a quip about being kicked out of a noble boxing man’s house, tied to a San Francisco translation.
Mrs Dole writes from Boulper Colo recounting a letter from Hawaii about Cleveland restoring the queen. She describes the provisional government’s strong response and willingness to resist attacks, comparing to American Revolution era spirit. She praises the people’s resolve and anticipates news from Congress.
A Palapye despatch dated Dec 18 says Captain Wilsons party was surrounded and killed while fighting heavy odds against King Lobengula forces. Traders urge caution at stations as Matabele attacks may come in the wet season. Bulawayo dispatch Dec 24 notes rumors Wilson is still pursued. Capetown whites favor Bulawayo over Palapye account.
Chicago readers learn Prendergast was sentenced to death for the murder of Carter H. Harrison. The jury found him sane and responsible, and Wade filed a new trial motion before court adjourned. The crowd and press express satisfaction at the verdict.
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