Atlanta Military Honors Maine Heroes
Elaborate funeral rites mark the Maine casualties with a civic and military display in Havana and Washington. Officials, Cuban and American officers, and a vast crowd attend as caskets are borne in state to harbor ceremonies then transferred to U S Navy custody. Funeral services in Washington will be held outdoors at the war and navy building with Taft and cabinet attending before interment at Arlington.
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Gomesa
Palas
United States Navy
Guard of Honor
Usballeria
Julio de Cardenas
Havana
Bixby
United States
Maine
John P. Chidwick
Cuba
North Carolina
Cabanas
Washington
Taft
Agh
State, War and Navy Department
Birmingham
Hampton Roads
Washington Navy Yard
Ariington National Cemetery
Burial ceremony honors Maine and battleship Atlanta dead
A solemn tribute occurred at the capitol as infantry cavalry and artillery formed in salute to the fallen of the battleship Atlanta. At 4 30 Governor Brown ordered 21 gun salute followed by three volleys and taps by musician Haines. Governor Brown Adjutant General Obear and military officers witnessed the solemn rite.
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Francis E. Price
Maine
Hrowr
Obear
Atlanta
Brown
Capitol
Eubanks
War Department
Fantry
BC. Haines
Atlanta Rifles
Gordon Monument
Capitol Square
Scott
Maine Sinks Beneath Waves with Flag Flying Half Mast
The Maine, escorted by a Cuban flotilla and U S warships, sank in deep waters after valves opened and a controlled descent. The fleet observed silence as the hulk disappeared, a final salute from the Harvey signaling the end of the ship’s era and a procession of Cuban and U S dignitaries.
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Figamer
Havana
Ommodore Carbonell
Gypsy
Flage
Maine
North Carolina
Bne
Wirhead
O'Brien
Harvey
Norfolk
Moro
Island
Tailor Chal Man Promises Reasonable Clothing Pleasures
Chal Man the Tailor offers affordable clothing at 126 Peach Tree St McKenzie Building on the second floor, inviting shoppers to find pleasing outfits at sensible prices.
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Chalman
Peachtree St
McKenzie Bldg
An Apt Reply From Norman & Mack's Monthly
A laborer quits a farmer's summer job then sues for unpaid wages, the farmer claims crop damage from neglect and refuses payment. The case ends with an acquittal due to lack of proof of intent to harm. A neighbor quips about selling cattle wholesale. The piece also describes a camphor snowball trick and notes a Cuban lower House discussion on voting machines and party funding.
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Norman
Mack
National Monthly
Dynamite Bomb Placed for Judge Rosalsky Sparks Blast
A bomb sent to Judge Rogalsky at Riverside Drive exploded during handling by Egan, severely injuring his hand. The device, wrapped in department store paper, shattered a library table and damaged the ceiling. The judge and Egan survived, with authorities investigating potential links to the Brandt case. A separate note from Rockmart, Georgia seeks cash offers for a car trade.
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Riverside Drive
Wolock
Judge Rogalsky
Rosalsky
Charles Carlessi
Carlessi
Criminal Court
Egan
Willie's Teacher Notes His Arithmetic Struggles
In a brief Catholic Standard and Times item Ja. Skemer reflects on Willie Meyer’s arithmetic difficulties. He quips the boy may become an expert short-change artist, framing the anecdote with a touch of humor about Willie’s educational path.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Willie
Skemer
Willie Meyer
Tommy and Aunt discuss appetite and politeness
A playful exchange during a visit where Tommy declines cake and quips that his ailment is politeness not appetite, as his aunt presses him about eating. The dialogue highlights manners and social expectations in a lighthearted moment.
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Tommy
Pimples vanish with Stuart's Calcium Waters claim
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a cure all for pimples blotches spots and skin blemishes. It promises rapid results within days and urges readers to purchase from drug stores to clear the skin and blood system.
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Welal
Tell
Stuart
Atuart
eSaratim
Goa
Pretty Brunette Held by Police as Penman
Marion White a pretty brunette known as Penman was arrested on Whitehall Street after profiting from worthless checks. Detectives say she used multiple aliases to cash sums from $1.50 to $16 at exclusive Birmingham shops, living in style since February and held on $1,500 bail. Authorities report nine firms turned over similar checks.
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Penman
Marion White
Marion
Detectiva Rosser
Headford
Rogner
Atlanta
Clay
Ton
Ala
Kimball House
Terminal Hotel
Guerite Spence
Kalley
Mgobde
Rosser
Whitehall Street
Clayton
Birmingham
Grace reads comfort from Bible amid illness and jail
Amid rumors of her mother's illness in Philadelphia, Mrs Daisy Ilrich Opte Grace sits in the jail ward reading a small leather Bible. Her husband lies critically wounded at St Joseph's infirmary as she seeks bail and hopes to attend church. A lunacy detainee and a dogless tower life frame her precarious position.
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Philadelphia
Daisy
Ilrich
Grace
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Lutheran Church
Ial
Lamar Hill
Daisy Grace
Grace Woman to Seek Bail as Trial Looms for Emotions and Jewelry
Mrs. E H Grace plans to seek bail to secure release with friends ready to assist. Trial readiness stated, defense claims bond can be posted. Eugene Grace shows slight improvement yet paralysis persists from the shooting linked to the case involving his wife.
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Philadelphia
Eugene H. Grace
untitled fragment from a 19th century page
Fragmentary note references a woman in delicate condition and a man named Grice. The text mentions gifts, stationery, and an educated hand, with scattered remarks about attitudes and assistance. No clear event or context is identifiable.
Economical Dodie Brings Seven Mareith to Direland Sale
In a frugal move Mme Dooley Ormet plans to pack seven Mareith children toward Direland to obtain state warrants for a large garden. The effort aims at great savings for the garden project.
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Dodie
Mme Dooley Ormet
Direland
Tate Wales
Not an Epicure. Decvenias and Spoilerish Talk
A quirky fragment shows Chapley questioning Decvenias for opinions about a Spilider encounter. The reply is cautious and evasive, with no clear conclusion or event. The odd wording suggests garbled OCR from a historical page, preserving the quirky tone.
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Chapley
Had Trod the Path Before
Fall River textile council representing 30000 operatives has virtually 5 percent wage increase and denies a flat 15 percent rise. Action by the council was secret until today after a meeting last night. Also includes verse fragments and dramatic lines.
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Rej
Fall River
Mass
To the Anti-Suffragist From Judge
A quoted drift from Elizabeth Munger frames anti suffrage arguments as defective and urges opponents to vote for suffrage now to reverse it later. The judge voice questions the stance as paradoxical and asserts ballot power can overturn the measure.
Want Ads Free Read fu announcement on Page six F
Public notice ad reads free want ads and invites readers to page six for details. It emphasizes free placement and directs to the classified section for contact information and eligibility.
The Other Fellow and a Slice of Discontent
Fragmented verse laments social class and favoritism as “some other man” rises to power while workers toil in poverty. A speaker critiques a system where relatives, friends, and others profit at the expense of the common good, promising relief that never comes.
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Totos
Hoyle
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Pyramid Drug CO
Pyramid
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