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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1898
Page
2
A note on The Grammer by Kress and Barker from Dillon Montana presents a short reference item. It lists authors and location as part of the publication credit.
A long discussion on asylum rights cites 19th century cases and debates showing how protection for refugees was treated during wartime. The piece references German and American policy, notable leaders, and the shifting perception of asylum in international law.
The piece recalls Santiago’s vibrant club scene before the war, with American officers honored after the relief of siege. It highlights Spanish and American social life, the Prefecture’s influence, and the famous Casine Espanol as a center for Spaniard and local life, including a gramophone tale tied to the club.
A tangle of garbled lines mentions city life and military actions, referencing ships, bombs, guards, and a tense atmosphere. Distorted phrases imply discussions of crime, occupation, sabotage, and public fear in a contested urban setting. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary text suggests a historical note praising allied groups linked to soldiers who carried the standard of freedom in a counterantiliary setting. The readable words indicate admiration for associations aiding wartime unity and patriotic effort.
A special letter highlights recent Cuban campaigning scenes where northern soldiers are stunned by a large turkey buzzard on the field. The piece adds a July history roundup noting key 1778 1774 1863 battles and figures like Dewey and Wildman, linking them to the nation’s wartime memory.
A clipped excerpt describes bands of axed figures dispersing after rising, leaving a skeletal, weaponized remnant. The text evokes menace from the brush and ends with a stark image of whitened skeletons and ruin.
Fragmentary account describes battle deaths from pestilence and fighting, mentions force deployments and reliefs, notes a clash on the 22nd and movement of troops. Drafts and orders referenced with July 13 to 16 1863 dates and Commodores in California cited amid broader historic events.
The New York World discusses whether photographer G4 received fair treatment in coverage. Marie-No appears to challenge the journalistic fairness and justice of the portrayal.
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