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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1897

Page

6

How the Big Fish Are Captured and Transported to Market

The article details turtle capture and transport to New York and London markets. Key points cover origins from Florida Keys and Jamaica, the Mallory line ships, warm decks and no feeding, transit times, and high death rates during shipments. It notes leaders of trades in London and New York, handling practices, and risks from cold and snapping turtles.

New York London Ow York Key West Florida Keys Mallory Line Jamica Fulton Market East River Florida Express Kingston Jamaica van Bods Southampton Newcastle New York Press

Lord Stanley Called Second Best Speaker in Lords

A legend says after Lord Stanley entered the peerage a lady asked who was the best speaker in the Lords. Lord Brougham reportedly replied that Lord Stanley, madam, is the second best.

Justin McCarthy Lord Stanley House of Peers Lord Brougham House of Lords

Wife Dressmaker Rule Bans Work During Husband’s Police Service

fragmentary report cites a Detroit Free Press quote about temper and a rule in Irish constabulary forbidding a wife of a constable in service from running a dressmaker business. mentions a Venetian painting and an imitator chief, but details are unclear.

Detroit Free Press

Will Ride to the Pole by Buffalo Bicycle Adventurer

Stilson K. Stevens of Buffalo plans a solo bicycle expedition to the pole. A veteran ice rider, he trained on Lake Erie for three winters and expects to cover 100 miles daily. He departs in June by steamer to Spitzbergen then northward, aiming to reach within 600 miles of the pole and return in a fort night.

Stilson K. Stevens Buffalo North Pole Stevens Lake Erie Spitzbergen Polar Sea Nansen Pole Polar New York Presa

Rider Clears Sheep Blockade With Wheel Gong

A rider coming down a hill encounters a flock of several hundred sheep driven by colored men blocking the highway. He rings a gong attached to his wheel and the herd splits, giving him a clear passage without harming any animals.

Ex Secretary Olney Learns to Ride Bike and Social Life

Ex Secretary Olney learns cycling as part of Philadelphia's social scene where evening bicycle runs are popular. The piece notes cyclists should cover wheels in heat and suggests a Woodlawn Cemetery company plan for a bicycle track near the graveyard, with Tennessee cyclists invited to view the reminder of everyday life ending.

Olney Philadelphia South Knoxville Tenn Woodlawn Cemetery Company

John Chinaman Awheel in Detroit News Style

A Detroit News item features Sam Lee a Chinese laundryman from Albion Michigan who describes learning bicycle riding in vivid outsized slang He boasts of Melican speed and plans to race in Charlotte next week pledging to ride like a house afire while returning to China afterward

Sam Lee Albion Mich Justea Alice China Li Hung Chang Shay Leman Melican Charlotte Detroit News

Bicycle Mail Carrier Foils Isolation In Polk County

In Polk County two young men improvised a device to hitch two wheels and ride railroad tracks between towns. The method, praised as a means for carrying mail where other transport failed, shows the bicycle's value for mail delivery in hardship conditions.

Polk County Minneapolis

New Bicycles Drain Family Wages, Church Withholds Aid

In Gloucester Massachusetts a family in destitution saw two bicycles bought by the boys on installments, consuming nearly all weekly wages and prompting a church committee to withhold aid. The report notes the harsh financial strain and the committee's stance.

Gloucester Mass Washington Star

Vanderbilt to Join Cycling Ranks

Cornelius Van derbilt is said to soon enter the cycling world after a July paralysis left him using a wheel chair. The announcement notes his return to activity and anticipated participation in cycling events.

Cornelius Vanderbilt

Pacing Scene Updates From 19th Century Circles

Reports outline horses and trainers across states with times like 2 07 to 2 18. Key names include Barada McVera Arlington Blizzard and Monopole. events at Readville Lexington and Sandusky. Mentions insolvency of Monroe Salisbury and new Sandusky association meeting.

Barada McHenry Vera ‘Capel McVera General Turner Baltimore Henry Kelly Dubuque Arlington Warren O. Allen McQurdy Dick Curtis John Shillinglaw Chartot Oak Mechanicsburg O. J. L. Hull Pittsfield Tillie C Courier Chatterton Breeders Readville Mass Monopole Murt Demarest Lexington Ben Kinsey Sandusky Katrina Bell Prospect Hill Charles Marvin Supreme Court of Alameda County Cal Monroe Salisbury Wilton Marguerite W. W. Milan Maysville

What Women Wear Fashion Notes from New York Ledger

Describes dresses in batiste zephyr and organ die with ruffles and narrow lace. Guimpe waists feature tucks and lace, hats with black lace flowers, and violet novelty hats. Highlights include pin tucks on jackets, lawn and lace guimpes, and trimmed bodices with braids and belts.

Batiste Zephyr Organdie Borg Pot New York Ledger

Educational Reform for English Prisoners

A report notes compulsory in-cell education twice weekly for English prisoners below a standard. It also highlights a 13899 B bank note in the Imperial Bank of China held by a St. Petersburg museum alongside various industrial and trade observations. Water power expansion in France is profiled.

Imperial Bank of China St. Petersburg France Australia London Victoria

PITH AND POINT Quips on Prosperity and People

A humorous column style piece of aphorisms and wry observations on wealth politics self help and fate. It jests about prosperity kindness to politicians appetite for food and fate in human affairs with clipped quips and wordplay.

Indian Alchemists and Their Gold Making Methods

A historical note describes Indian alchemists claiming to transmute metals into gold and outlines a reported process with powders, zinc, and distillation. The piece also notes legends around divine inspiration and mysterious vanishings ascribed to these practitioners.

India America Hari Ishari Himalayas Jace Sulinga Hndy Mickle Sportsman’s Magazine

Chinese secrets in sweets baffle confectioners

The New York Sun reports that the Chinese allegedly possess methods to remove pulp from oranges and replace it with jellies, making the skin appear intact. The same trick is said to work with eggs, yielding shells that seem fresh but contain nuts and sweet fillings when opened.

New York Sun

Times Improving Amid Charles Exchange at Gallery

A brief exchange shows growing optimism as the head clerk asks if the gallery can be raised. The employer acknowledges the challenge yet expresses confidence in achieving a raise, signaling tentative progress in negotiations.

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Guardians' Account Books for Minor Estates

The Guardians' Account Books describe full instructions for managing the estates of minor children. Essential for guardians, available only from Trisuxe Pusrissine Co Dillon.

Phewot Mesmin Chemical CO Derroit Mico N. M. White Drug Store Dillon Trisuxe Pusrissine Co

Administrators' Account Books Offered for Use

The notice promotes administrator account books kept for use by administrators. It asserts the books enable estates to be managed with little trouble and states availability only from Trung Pousiisare Co.

Trung Pousiisare Co Dillor

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