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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1898
Page
3
The fragmentary note suggests a ledger style item about an investment or auction. It mentions SRO, mortises, and a phrase resembling in erm of hoe, but the readable text is too incomplete to determine a clear event, participants, or outcomes for a concise summary.
A garbled report recounts actions and figures related to diplomatic talks and military planning amid ongoing hostilities. It mentions Secretary Alger, General Miles, and Captain Merritt in context of ceasefire strategy, naval operations, and potential attacks on Cavite with monitors Monadnock and others.
Reports say coal miners in Wittalarg Airbey area strike over the Chicago agreement. Operators in the third district faced the most violations as mines stayed in operation. Miners pledge to quit work if demands are not met.
The dispatches cover General Shafter's daily health and casualty totals, including fever cases, recoveries, and deaths. It notes troop movements, hospital reassignments, and medical provisions for soldiers, along with updates on transport ships and expected naval actions.
Auction and wholesale notes from Philadelphia and Baltimore outline varied prices for dairy and produce. Entries include butter creamery terms, cheese, onions, potatoes, and beef quotes with multiple city references and seasonal September notes.
A Washington dispatch reports an American unit reconnoitering near Porto Rico met an ambush. One American was killed and fourteen wounded, with additional details noting units from Eleventh Infantry and other detachments. The report cites near-total engagement and casualties among regular troops.
At Chickamauga Camp reports describe military buildup near the camp site with troops arriving, tents pitched, and water supply infrastructure being erected. The article notes air and rail logistics, sand and brine water issues, and the movement of units toward Montauk Point. The piece mentions a public dispute over eminent domain related to a Pennsylvania railroad property and government authority in the campaign.
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