Eugene City Guard Chronology of Global Events and Incidents
Fragmented OCR notes recount a varied array of events from around the world including political moves in China, allegations of financial or criminal offenses, and social disturbances. The long text mentions casualties, property damage, and investigations linked to several regions, with scattered references to New York City, Cuba, Morocco, Britain, Germany, and Syracuse.
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Morocco
Britain
Germany
New York Supreme Court
Turbulent War News and Fires Report Fresh Conflicts
The bulletin notes British marines suffering casualties and rebels strongholds being captured in San Miguel while a British ministerial summer residence in Peking is burned. It also reports a fatal boat accident near Luke Kennett Alaska and a large Brooklyn cheese factory fire. Numerous garbled lines follow with names and places obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Luke Kennett
Alaska
San Miguel Taken in Four Hours of Battle
General Grant leading reinforcements with artillery reports the capture of the rebel stronghold near San Miguel after four hours of fighting. Rebels tired. Americans pursuing. Grant column with no casualties. Washington notes large war department conference on Philippine affairs.
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Grant
San Miguel
Manila
Washington
War Department
T&e
Paige
Cmd
Gausle
Tee Dion Io
Lovajom
Cheno
Saoeeda
Coenen
Bowen
Streetcar Strike Eases as Police Withdrawn in St Louis
St Louis June 16 police pull back from Transit Company cars and power houses. Streetcars run unmolested as union workers bolster service. Coroners inquest continues into deaths during the strike with contentious testimony about Deputy Marsh and a citizen Bohne. Emergency measures and explosive crime reports echo across city and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
Conumion
Marsh
Frederick Bohne
Ebony
Conor Steuer
Is It Malaria or Alum in Baking Powders
The article argues that illnesses like malaria like symptoms may arise from alum in baking powders. It cites medical authorities and health advocates to claim alum is poisonous, harming digestion, nerves, and blood, and warns the community about its health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
University of Pennsylvan
Barker
Fourth of July Celebration in Portland Promises Grand Parade
Wentiviky residents plan three days of festivities for the Fourth of July in Portland. Comprising business leaders like Owen Sommers Johns JL Meier and Cam McAllen, the committee arranged a special program with a round trip fare incentive from across the state. A grand parade replaces fireworks with rockets and mines, brilliant fire floats, and many music selections to entertain visitors and showcase patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Dome
Owen Sommers
Johns JL
Meier
Cam McAllen
Reporter Dominates Campaign Tale From Georgia
A Southern writer notes a newspaper man can sway elections. A Georgia candidate facing defeat ignores a journalist who accompanies him and records speeches. The reporter, treated poorly, headlines the campaign with restraint, omitting enthusiasm and painting the politician with faint praise. The candidate loses, his defeat shaped by careful reporting.
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New York Mail and Express
Georgia
Himsel
Statesman
Wearing
Mao
Upright Life and Prosperity in a Stooped World
A historical piece explores how spiritual decline and moral laxity threaten collective prosperity. It argues that upright character, generosity, and fair conduct sustain a community, warning that ease invites weakness and spiritual stooping.
Michigan seeks sugar self sufficiency with beet crop push
Last summer over 13,000 Michigan ATmeTs raised sagar beets for the first time. It is thought that the state will son be able to produce all the sugar it requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
PRISONERS IN TROUBLE AS CHINA STRAIN MORALE
A cable report from Pekin says Chinese guards and troops show a tense stance near the city as foreign nationals and prisoners raise concern. The situation is described as volatile with potential actions by both sides influencing the guard presence and local safety. The correspondent notes uncertainty and pressure on foreign nationals amid the surrounding military posture.
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Low
Jones
China
Peloim
Neal Reesie
Alresi
Pekin
Insurgents Hit Papaya in Luzon clash. U S forces counter
June 18 Manila dispatch reports General Funston attacking Papaya with 60 Americans and 200 Filipino insurgents. Captain Koehler led troops, pursuit lasted till night. two insurgents killed and one American dead. MacArthur reports capture of Filipino insurgents in Tarlac and Pangasinan. Washington received word of the Eighteenth Infantry battalion returning for reorganization.
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Manila
Wheeler
Lacuna Witendég
Papaya
Neuva Bega
Funston
Koehler
Conan
Iosindy
New MacArthur
Washington
Corbin
MacArthur
Memila
Fragmented OCR note lacks coherent headline
A partial, garbled OCR fragment contains stray letters and unfinished phrases, yielding no clear event or names. No concrete title or summary can be derived beyond noting unreadable content and uncertainty about the source text.
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