11 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1899
Page
1
Dispatches describe actions at Manila and in Washington with military updates. Mentions General Ole, ships, and a range of operations, noting casualties and movements across theaters. References to American forces, command changes, and a broad view of ongoing war activities.
Fragmented OCR text describes war related topics, names, buildings, and shipments with many garbled phrases. It mentions new buildings and a distribution of wealth, a murder event tied to a location, and references to people and places like Mayer Derorman and The Dalles. The overall coherence is limited by transcription errors.
A garbled OCR narrative mixes reports on labor strikes in Germany and the United States with notes on industrial disruption, shipping, and political tensions. It references labor movements, union labels, and maritime activity, mentioning individuals like Mulholland and topics from steel and bicycle workers to international labor concerns. The piece also notes parliamentary or governmental actions and potential impacts on production and supply chains.
A garbled 19th century press snippet describes governmental shifts with Governor Grewal Henry appointing officers to public works. It mentions postwar policies, labor measures, and international movements including Dewey and Manila, with scattered notes on battles, commerce, and rail traffic. The text mixes names, places, and dates in a jumbled mosaic.
Manila reports describe ongoing fighting with Allied forces suffering significant casualties and losses. The dispatch notes waterworks disrupted, urban defense efforts, and military movements around coastal areas, including artillery actions and shelling. Washington lists wounded officers and missing, while local units face shortages and supply challenges as the conflict extends.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a death and marriage related to Kanes Cry and in Ma BohBAL. It references time and place markers like 10h and Kip Hrandeny, a person named James, and a ring. The text is unclear but indicates a combined death and marriage notice with several garbled names and locations.
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