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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1892
Page
12
A readable fragment identifies P Dungan as a resident dentist with references to surgical and dental work. The text mentions expertise in surgical dental procedures and legal or formal designations, though specifics are unclear.
Local notices list Twin Bridges Lodge No 17.4.0 meeting Fridays in the Masonic hall and Twin Bridges Lodge S37 meeting on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. Liberty Lodge No 7boo meets Saturdays in Templar hall. Officers include J B Comfort Recorder and G E Pitcher MW.
The article honors the District of Columbia volunteers led by Gen. Charles P. Stone, notably the Sixth Massachusetts and the National Rifles, for defending Washington during the Sumter crisis. It details their actions from April 1861 including guarding the capital, securing the Potomac, and facilitating the entry of early Northern regiments. It links their efforts to Lincoln’s inauguration and the defense of key lines and bridges during the blockade and May 1861 fighting.
E S McCook led volunteers later a general of volunteers. W O Stoddard among the Rifles with Governor Alexander and others. Of 63 Rifles on rolls July 15 1861, 28 became officers. Capt Smead was killed handling guns at Second Bull Run. George L Kilmer.
Dr Barrows notes Texas is five times England's size and thirty four times Massachusetts. He estimates the world population 1.4 billion could live in Texas with five person families on half acre plots and still leave 70 million vacant family lots.
A restless night yields a humorous exchange about waking at 7 and hurrying to the office. The snippet captures a chaotic, sleep deprived morning with stammers and parodied speech. The source shows satirical lines from Harvard Lampoon and Harper's Bazar.
A Boston Herald tale recalls a Gnion officer with a wooden leg who hires a runaway enslaved man as a body servant. During a late night, the boot mishap reveals the leg and the contraband flees in panic, vanishing from camp forever.
The item notes Irving may receive another knighthood offer and lists cultural curiosities. A 1715 Stradivarius sold in Monaco for 15625 ftanes, theater counts in Great Britain and Ammorica, prolific author Eric Braddon, prodigy Raoul Kozalski in Vienna, and a libretto The Rainmaker of Syria. It mentions managers Piton and Aronson, and Sarah Bernhardt shooting birds near Savannah in defiance of laws. Emma Abbott’s will places her ashes in Eugene Wetherell’s monument.
A historical note describes an instantaneous photograph of four military mines, or dry torpedoes, buried in the ground to halt advancing troops before a fortified position. The text emphasizes the novelty and timing of capturing the blast.
A detailed photograph captures four mines detonating together during Belgian army autumn maneuvers near Rafting. The image shows earth expelled high into the air, with smaller fragments rising like rockets, illustrating explosive power and irregular material action. The article also explains a method to time photography using a north-facing watch dial and sun direction.
The Manufacturers' Record gives approximate southern coal output for Isl Mary pind as 3,855,000 gross tons with Virginia 2,000,000, West Virginia 6,175,000, Kentucky 2,800,000, Tennessee 207,000, Alabama 4,000,000, totaling 21,570,000 gross tons for six states. other southern states add about 1,900,000 gross tons.
The pedal clarionet, octave below the bass clarionet, offers the lowest note among instruments aside from the organ. Its tone remains distinct even in deep pitches and it is more agreeable than the double bassoon. It covers three octaves and six qualities were demonstrated by M. Bretonneau of the Paris opera.
Government counts place American bison at 1096 with 454 in captivity, 800 wild in Yellowstone, 200 in Colorado, 85 wild elsewhere in the U.S., and 37 in foreign parks. Industrial World notes a survey of valley mammals and new specimens found between April and September.
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