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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1894
Page
2
A reflective piece from The National Baptist discusses soldier memory, enlistment standards, and moral tone. It covers post Civil War shifts, foreign-born recruits, and the need for chaplains to engage beyond preaching, using music and readings to foster discipline and spiritual life at garrisons.
In a Pittsburg Chronicle note, Miss Bellefield and Mr. Van Braam converse by the gas flame over an asbestos surface. He fears confessing his love while she hints at Burmah women proposing to men, then notes the impracticality of a Barmah reunion.
The color sergeant called the roll of the company but Private Fitzgerald did not answer. The officer asked why, and Fitzgerald replied that he and the sergeant were not on speaking terms, a surprising and humorous exchange reported by London Answers.
A masculine voice asks Miss Tilly to fetch a pair of boots she sews by the door. Tilly hesitates and the young man, clearly nervous, excuses himself and exits as he is sent upward.
Erpest A Foster joins Mark Wainwright's support. Mr and Mrs Robert Brown and Miss Coggeswell leave Walker Whiteside's company. Georgie Bright named lead soubrette in The Merry Cobbler. Pauline Markham to appear in The Veteran Detective. Nina Farrington cast in The Voyage of Suzette. Mulberry Bend announces Lizzie May Ulmer in the season. Alexander Gaden and James E Jackson to support Ada Gray in East Lynne and Article 47. Joseph Whiting to replace Louis Aldrich and Stuart Clarke to replace David Davies in The Senator. Henri Marteau to lead the Seidl orchestra in Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore.
The paper reports the recently appointed Commissioner of Pensions an old soldier and urges U S soldiers sailors and heirs to file claims early to avoid retroactive benefits and potential legislative changes. It advises contacting Tar Press Crams Company in Washington DC for information and application preparation.
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