Fragmented OCR note with nameless entities and jumbled text
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases such as TARING TON, Ballet, LOGAN, Cin, Eid, DRC, PETLHSIN, AWisinoaa, Manaeee, LS sw SH, Perri, Hates, Mn Huwaian, Hakiah, BST Payabie, VAN ARTS, Adyar, Potephoness, Business, Choe Bee, Hermes. No coherent story or clearly identifiable subjects emerge.
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WR Taring Ton Ballet
Daniel Logan
Cin Eid Drc A Petlhsin Awisinoaa Manaeee
Perri Pinen
Permont
Huwaian
van Arts
Adyar
Newspaper business grows as Thorton enters field
On Thursday August 4 1898 A Thorton enters the newspaper trade while lingering political patience shifts as figures prepare to emerge. Boyainbine funds are sought amid public interest. The New York Hershi cartoons Philippine imagery features a white elephant tied to Uncle Sam in a satirical display.
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New York
Hershi
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Lew’s Strong Right Arm Sparks Hopes for Steady Role
A Manila surrender is hinted as possible with minimal American action, suggesting the Spanish see the United States as a stronger foe than the insurgents. The tone implies confidence in Uncle Sam’s military impact under Admiral Dewey, while cautioning against provoking trouble.
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Sam
Lew Much Marele
Manila
Dewey
Insurgenta
General Miles Landing Surprises Officials at Porto Rico
Reports say General Miles landed at a strategic point in Porto Rico without a casualty, a surprise even to Washington officials. A musician suggests singing the Star Spangled Banner, though many congregations struggle with the high chorus note.
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Miles
Porto Rico
Washington
Green fruit thrown overboard on City of Porbla
Investigation shows only green fruit was thrown from the transport City of Porbla. The action appears to have puzzled the officers who may have kept the fruit to ripen and then shared it with the men.
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Porbla
Six sailors discharged for lack of evidence on ill fated Bourgogne
Six sailors of the ill fated Bourgogne were discharged for lack of evidence while two were commended for bravery. The passage notes public opinion often resists initial court findings though trust remains in the court members.
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Bourgogne
Admiral Sampson Praises Schluy In Santiago Battle
The report credits Commodore Schluy for the naval action near Santiago while noting optimism that the war is settled. It cites Lieut Hobson’s single status, hints at romances and lies, recalls Admiral Miller’s newspaper memory, and mentions Prof Benj Andrews predicting a future European war with US involvement. A Hawaiian protest over independence is deemed unlikely to change Congress’s stance as foreign powers acquiesce.
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Sampson
Santiago
Commodore Schluy
Benj. Andrews
United States
Prof. Andrews
Iast
Hawaii
Tia
American Congress
Runny View of the Care Controversy in Maine Fund
A Hawaii newspaper debate recounts how press and lawmakers, aligned with President Dole, stifled talk on a Maine fund and a popular subscription. The Advertiser claims it exposed the issue, while others minimized public wrangle and political hurt.
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Preas
Mr. Dole
Wrings
Dole
Hawaii
Maine
Public sympathy and Cuban relief appeal misread
Critics note the Advertiser profits from Cuban suffering while urging a broader communal response. The piece argues President McKinley appealed to Americans, unlike President Dole in Hawaii, explaining the weak local fundraising and calling out a political misstep by the newspaper.
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McKinley
Dole
Honolulu Steam Laundry Co. Stockholders elect officers
Notice of meeting of stockholders held July 1 1898 at Honolulu. Officers elected Winston as President A V Tear as Vice President Theo F Lansing as Secretary Levingston as Treasurer and Acta Sonle as Auditor. Theo F Lansing signs as Secretary.
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Honolulu Steam Laundry Co
Winston
A.V. Tear
Vicw
Theo. F. Lansing
Levingston
Acta Sonle
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Bitulletin
Potephoness Business
Choe Bee
Hermes Ht
Booaottee
A. Thorton
Lurrin
Hobson
Miss Cook
Honolulu
Dairymen's Association
Philadelphia
Admiral Miller
Mason
Lowe
Fort Street
W.W. Dimond & Co
The
People's Store
Kash
Hotel
Waverley
William A. Henshall
Kashomann Street
Tele
N.S. Sachs Dry Goods
J.T. Waterhouse
Queen Street
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