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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1900
Page
3
A long OCR fragment recounts a Civil War era scene with death and memory, mentioning Logan’s death, Lee, Major figures, Comanche foes, and a treetop ambush. It mixes verse-like passages with scattered battle details and later references to Lee’s pursuit and retreat, preserving rough names and events from the era.
Article describes crowded city dog habitats in New York and other places. It mentions diseases blamed on dog bites, mistreatment claims, and measures like baths, baths and vented care. It notes enforcement actions and rare cases requiring return to origin.
In a chaotic sea tale, Master Rodney and crew clash with Antonio and his men aboard the brig as gunfire and threats shape a perilous mutiny. The captain demands surrender or be cast to the sea, while a rescue of a bleeding companion tests loyalties and escapes.
Fragmentary report discusses temperatures with references to Fahrenheit and Celsius, mentions a festival and a machine, and includes garbled quotes about science methods. The readable parts reference temperature ranges and terms like degrees but lack coherent context or complete names.
A confidential meeting of U S paper manufacturers at the Great Northern hotel addresses a looming shortage of wood pulp. They warn a prolonged cut in pulp could shut mills and halt print paper production, risking widespread industrial disruption. Leaders discuss potential substitutes and price moves to avert a total paper famine.
An account recalls an injured Confederate officer in a Civil War encounter as an arrow head was drawn from his chest and the wounded man was carried back to safety. The piece notes commanders and units tied to the event, including figures associated with the Second Cavalry and various Army leaders.
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