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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1897

Page

7

Eighty-Third Baptist Mission Union Begins at Pittsburg

The American Baptist Missionary Union held its 83rd anniversary in Fourth Avenue Baptist Church Pittsburg with devotions led by Rev Emory W Hunt Ohio and a report on finances showing expenditures of 759823 21 against receipts of 467101 89 leaving a deficit of 297213 32 The session included remarks by missionary W H Cossum of China who opposed retrenchment and urged donors to consecrate gifts to God.

Baptist Mission Union Pittsburg Baptist Missionary Union Emory W. Hunt Ohio American Baptist Missionary Union Fourth Avenue Henry F. Colby Qrihmaren W. H. Cossum China John D. Rockefeller Pictseurag Fourth Avenue Baptist Church

Honest Lawyer Trails for Stove Theft Case

A young lawyer in a jail consults with a client charged with stealing a stove. The client offers ten dollars, or ten thousand, to secure defense. The lawyer feigns concern then proposes a bargain to recover the stove for his office, promising aid if paid.

New York Sanday Journal

Fishermen tell tall tales in Cardiff tavern

An American fisherman in a Cardiff hostelry recounts a vivid off Labra dor voyage and baiting with whales as a joke. The scene blends yarns with a dry quip about war time as a Spanish commander orders a bottle opened while an ink bottle is brought instead.

Cardiff Labrador Alfonso Philadelphia

Vigilance leader confronts a masked humorist in rope incident

In Detroit a vigilance committee leader seizes the rope end and demands, Have you anything to say. The humorist Weakly Tenplanks answers, Nothing, except you can't keep a good man down, while hinting at concealment of his identity.

Vigilance Committee Tenplanks Legs Detroit News

Theater Fire Sparks Panic Yet Patrons Stay Calm

Two newspaper quips recount a theater blaze during the third act. An usher wakes a sleeping audience member and calmly signals dismissal as the crowd exits without panic. The moment contrasts with social notes about public behavior.

Yale Record

Dobson Debate Sparks Dialect Writer Theory

In the New York Advertiser exchange, Hobson derides Rob son as a poor speller, prompting Dobson to defend him and suggest he may be a dialect writer, noting the odd spellings and linguistic choices. The exchange highlights questions about talent, origin, and creative style.

Hobson Robson Dobson New York Advertiser

Unfamiliar Conductor Sparks Memory Clash in Chicago

In a Chicago Tribune excerpt a traveler recalls a past acquaintance with a train conductor who did not ask for a ticket. The exchange hints at a prior familiarity from years earlier when the man was a brakeman.

Billy Chicago Tribune

Home Rule Board of Lady Managers Angers Family

A Chicago Record quip notes Joe aggravates wife and mother in law by calling them his board of lady managers. The lighthearted remark frames domestic friction as a public affairs pun.

Joe Chicago Record

The Blow Mentioned in New York Sunday Journal

A fragment from the New York Sunday Journal quotes dialogue about a blow that required a son to seek his father to raise the wind and notes the blow nearly killed the father.

Father New York Sunday Journal

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