Oldest old maid dies. quirky notes fill Aberdeen page
Aberdeen Washington edition reflects a collage of oddities from court etiquette to fashion, medicals, cemeteries, and civic humor. It cites a judge opposing gum chewing, jokes about tight hats, a medal for looks, cemetery ground talks, and assorted editorials on progress and public life.
Change needed in laws to deter child kidnapping crimes
The text argues penalties for kidnapping must match the offense and warns that fines and a year in prison are inadequate. It notes many cases go unheard, urges making examples of offenders, and cites the need for stronger sentencing to reduce future crimes and address public concern. It also critiques over education as a cause of distress and references a San Francisco banquet remark by Collis B. Muntington.
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Huntington
Mr. Huntington
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Fragmentary OCR item with unclear historical names
Readable text fragments reference a list of items and names with scattered phrases. The piece mentions a sequence of events and items but lacks coherent narrative or clear attribution, leaving a fragmented snapshot from a historical page.
Aguinaldo's Army Scars Cavite retreat and Lawton pursuit
Dispatches describe the defense of Imus by Aguinaldo's forces, their retreat to Buena Vista and Perez das Marinas, and General Lawton's counter moves with reinforcements. Reports mention 4,000 rebels at Zapote, scattered ammunition, and captured prisoners as Wheaton’s troops reconnoiter toward Trias.
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Imnus
Lawton
Imus
Buena Vista
Perez
Zapote
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First
Wyoming Infantry
Cavite
Verje
Aguinaldo Shameta
Za Ofte
Cabell
Wheaton
Twenty-first
Trias
Atack
Oregon Pioneer Celebration Honors Founders
About 400 attendees gathered as the annual pioneers event celebrated Oregon’s founders. Hosts and representatives from San Francisco were invited to extend greetings and extend hospitality to the pioneers in a formal ceremony.
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Oragon
One Dead Six Hurt In Linnton Head-On Train Crash
A Red Men excursion train collided head on with Northern Pacific freight No. 54 near Linnton Oregon at 8 55 pm. One man was killed and six injured including two women. The wreck followed a misread order by the freights crew. Local names describe the victims and witnesses among passengers and crew.
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Clatsop Beach
Northern Pacific
Linnton
D. P. Bell
East Davis Street
Homer Darling
North East Ninth Street
James Mallon
Vertie Pitman
West Chehalis
E.rih. Barnes
John Larsen
Mallon
James Hume
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Darling
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Jennings
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Felia
Washington dispatch hints at broader Filipino war after Otis reports
War department officials acknowledge dispatches from General Otis, once withheld, indicate heavier fighting lies ahead before Filipino insurgents will accept American peace terms. Article also notes Manila arrival of the Sherman with 3800 troops under General Grant and a Cleveland stove manufacturers’ plan to form Standard Gas Stove & Manufacturing Company with $5.8 million capital.
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Unitad
Standard Gas Stove & Manufacturing Company
Manila
United States
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Prederick Grant
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Neems
California
Rebel attack repulsed near San Fernando with heavy losses
Report from the Philippines describes a rebel assault north of San Fernando that failed after an estimated 5,000 insurgents attacked American outposts. US forces under Funston and Hale repelled the attack, counting 34 rebel dead along the front and reporting several wounded with many prisoners. Reports also recount political tensions between Aguinaldo and Luna and a violent internal incident in which Luna was killed after guards stabbed him.
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Kansas
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Ge Funston
Kansan Montanang
Hale
Seventeenth Regiment
Iowa Regiment
Aguinaldo
Cani
Dagupan
Kangas Ment
Filipin Vance
Apalit
Twelve lifeless bodies reported from coal mine disaster site
A chaotic report details twelve fatalities at a coal mine with authorities unsure of the cause. Rescue efforts continue as officials note many workers may still be trapped while recalling prior mine incidents and safety concerns.
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Collier Coal Co
Untitled historical notes mix of names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Manila, California, Wells, Luna, Otis, Pasco, and 60, with references to troops, ships, and a war context. The text is heavily garbled, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear actors beyond scattered proper nouns.
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