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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

04 Mar 1904

Page 8

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1904

Page

8

Indian Trader: Beverley Escapes Long Hair and Fights for Freedom

Beverley endures a brutal gantlet led by Long Hair and escapes with aid from the Indian. They flee toward Kaskaskia after Long Hair returns Beverley’s guns, then Beverley proceeds onward aided by the Indian while the pursuers close in.

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Alice Jean Roussillon Gaspard Roussillon Vincennes Father Beret Rene de Ronville France Roussillon Sean Iv—Roussillon Rene Adrienne Hourcier Fort Sackville Stone Capt Helm Fitzhugh Beverley Clark Beverley Hamilton Viti Tarleton Virginia Beverley Neeple Father Beoret Captain Forneworth Adrienne Bronarcier Farnsworth Farneworth Jazon Simon Kenton Long Hairs Band Kenton Captain Farnsworth Ongleair Peverley Yak Long Savage Ron Long Hair Long Valdr Tong Tak Beeverley Hapgard Tony Uair Mair Tony Darr Tie Kaskaskia Barlow
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City Editor Requests Polite Rewrite for Print

An editor in a Cleveland Leader exchange asks the office boy to rewrite a sensational snippet into suitable print form. The note mocks harsh local talk and requests a milder, publishable version for the paper.

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Bennie Clevehiund Leader
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We Sell Manchuria Trade Surges in 1902 US Imports

United States commerce with Manchuria shows little change from 1901 to 1902. Newchwang imports reached 18 million haikwan taels, up from 17 million in 1901 and 8 million in 1900. Four main American goods jeans drills sheetings kerosene accounted for about 6.12 million haikwan taels, roughly $3.85 million in US currency.

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Manchuria United States China Department of Commerce and Labor Newchawny Chinsey Starper’s Weekly
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