16 Feb 1895
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Newspaper
The Coeur Dalene Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1895
Page
1
A fragmented OCR text discusses a wide range of topics from parliamentary actions to naval and coastal defenses. It references figures, committees, and proposed vast expenditures, mentioning taxation, land claims, foreign commissions, and defense projects. The tone mirrors late 19th century bureaucratic rhetoric with sweeping plans and warnings.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a ceremonial royal address linking Allied powers, demobilization, and wartime policy. It mentions Britain, Ireland, Turkey, Japan, and references to a tentative settlement and negotiations, with emphasis on stability, treaties, and military restraint amid postwar planning. The garbled lines indicate a formal speech tone and references to international obligations and a peace framework.
Fragmented dispatches describe Japanese fort attacks and Allied responses around Wei Hal Wei. Details mention forts, battalions, and naval movements, with unclear place names and dates. The report cites casualties and strategic positions amid heavy fighting and shifting lines.
A March town debate describes a newspaper boycott and mayoral questions over press freedom and liquor restrictions. Labor leaders from No. 5721 Knight of Labor address fear of capitalist tactics, urging unity and abolition of the wage system amid a climate of public protest and labor activism.
The Dominion Government discusses Alaska boundary matters amid a flood of names and places. Officials detail surveys by James Carpenter and others, with references to Yukon river, Port Alka, and related events, while noting political contention and territorial questions.
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