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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1896

Page

6

Celebration of Independence Day in a Rural Village

A young boy Peter Perkins aims to celebrate with noise while his family and neighbors organize a Fourth of July gathering. Schoolteacher Whitney gives a thoughtful talk on American citizenship, independence, and citizen duties, inspiring the crowd to honor the day with a sunset gun salute and bell ringing.

Peter Perkins Mr. Perkins Pop Little Peter Mrs. Perkins Adams President Madison Peter Perkins Farm America Mr. Whitney Tam Whitney

Fourth of July Ideals and American Nationalism

A 1888 essay argues the Fourth of July is unique in history as a national festival and calls for a deeper civic observance. It warns against cosmopolitanism, urges formal school-centered study of national ideals, and favors a renewed emphasis on American patriotism over mere fireworks.

Romulus England Runnymede John William of Orange Holland Spain French Republic Bastille Minerva Washington Lincoln Alsop G. T. Werrs

They Come High but We Must Have Them

They describe firecrackers causing invalids to lapse into fits and babies to cry while nervous people suffer. Parents fear for children firing them, dogs die of fright and horses suffer uncontrollable fear risking accidents and mortal harm. Yet they insist on obtaining them.

Plays and Players Review Notes on Stage Figures

Sadie Martinez will not go to Australia as Nat Goodwin's leading lady. Eva Vincent returns from Europe to appear on the American stage. De Wolf Hopper stars in El Capitan and tops his opera work. The Rivals in New York features comedy and vaudeville stars. Blanche Chapman remains on stage as skittish widows. Florence Rockwell to lead James ONeill's company next year. Julia Marlowe may tour London soon. Canary and Lederer review third time. Some British managers seek Marlowe. Bernhardt Irving unlikely to return soon. Summer resorts near New York and Brooklyn imitate Coney Island. Wry social maxims cap the note. Cincinnati Enquirer citation.

Sadie Martinez Australia Nat Goodwin Eva Vincent Europe de Wolf Hopper el Capitan New York City William S. Crane Blanche Chapman Chapman Sisters Florence Rockwell James O'Neill Josef Slivinski New York Canary & Lederer Julia Marlowe London Sarah Bernhardt America Henry Irving Coney Island Brooklyn

First Idea of Independence Emerges in Colonial Debates

The piece traces early calls for independence from Samuel Adams Franklin Timothy Dwight and Patrick Henry with Thomas Paine's 1776 pamphlet framing independence as the practical choice. It notes reconciliation as perplexing and highlights the shift in popular sentiment toward self government.

Lexington Concord Times Samuel Adams Franklin Timothy Dwight Patrick Henry Thomas Paine Free and Independent States of America

Thresholds of History and Unrest Warned by Senator Hawley

Senator J. R. Hawley warns that the world stands at a critical stage with unrest and probing challenges to institutions and doctrines. He cites global turmoil and the need for conservative forces and steady common sense to hold society together amid calls for reorganization and upheaval.

J. R. Hawley Tennyson

The Ear and Hearing Across Races and Regions

The article surveys ear anatomy and hearing sensitivity across species and races, noting notables such as the cat’s keen hearing and varied ear shapes among Caucasian, Malay, and Mongolian groups. It cites deaf statistics by country for 1871 and 1869 era debates on deafness and related medical observations.

London Deaf and Dum United States Great Britain France Germany Antatria Italy Spain Switzerland Sweden

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