War Fifty Years Ago By James A Boderton
An article reflects on the opening phase of the Civil War, detailing the Battle of Big Bethel near Fort Monroe. It describes the April to June 1861 context, leadership, the Confederate and Union actions, and the fatalities and blunders, noting Majors Winthrop and Bendix among the fallen and the retreat decision that shaped early war momentum.
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Big Bethel
Hig Bethel Ie
Forirom Monroe
Pierce
Perce
Durga
Townsend
Fortress
Motime
Newport News
Wendix
Bendix
Duryen
Pame
Townaand
Wan
Winthrop
Yale
Bern
Rendle
Eletory
Fred On
Mia Dole
Dryer
Fred
Hondiz
Townwenil
Merve
John T. Grebien
Portrome Monroe
Greble
Fragmentary wartime notes on early Civil War actions and engagements
The text outlines scattered wartime observations from the Civil War era. It references Vicksburg Gettysburg the Wilderness and Appomattox while mentioning naval bombardments and land battles. It notes June events including Union efforts at Harpers Ferry Chimneysburg and Big Bethel and honors the memory of officers like Greble amid combat confusion.
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Lie Botbel
United States
Tratiowne
Amelia
Washington
Kurt Plakeny
Strellet
Anderson
John Bull Retired From City Road Department Roles
In a sequence of city political maneuvering, John Bull is reported retired or reassigned from road duties as influence shifts within the party. The piece notes tensions between party allies and rivals, with several figures named and positions discussed, including Road Commissioner Charles Wilson and others in the city and county road departments.
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John Bull
Havre
Enefocis
Dintriet
Tepet
Charles Wileon
Ripervisry
Amin
Dave
Appeal Filed in Habeas Corpus Case
Judge Charton F Clemons this afternoon allowed an appeal in the habeas corpus case applied for by attorney J Lightfoot on behalf of in patient Twajl Snokiaht United States Attorney appeals on four points including writ grant and aliens provisions The proceedings mention Fred Low adjournment Chin Wow Nam and a Chinese interpreter with bail set at 1000 in each case
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Charton F. Clemons
J. Lightfoot
Twajl Snokiaht
United States
Basex
Sitton
Imm Staton
Fred Low
Hin Pion Wan
Ching Wow Nam
Ball
Japanese Stockholders Form American Company
Articles of Incorporation for the American Boy Brewing Company Limited were tied with the Treasurer on Saturday last. The capital stock of 820,000 is divided into 1,000 shares. Officers include D. Yonekwra president My Kawahara vice president K Ida secretary BR Niki treasurer and T OM auditor. Several others hold all the stock in parcels of 125 shares with ten percent paid in.
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American Boy Brewing Company, Limited
K. Ida
Wecretery
BR Niki
T. OM
T Simitta
Kolin
T Twaname
Congress of Nations Seen in Police Court
Men accused of public drunkenness in a police court case faced Judge Monvarrat this morning. They admitted they celebrated too much, and were fined 44. The proceedings noted six other defendants charged with trespass and assault, with several cases continued to a later date.
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Congress OF Nations
Hye
Eprom
United Sates
Japan
Monvarrat
Nat Wrday
Band Concerts and Prominent Student Die in Local News
A broken OCR note mentions band concerts at Katona this evening with scattered lines about audiences and locations. It also reports the death of Awa, a prominent Kamehaneti student aged about ten, at a local hospital from tuberculosis, with notes of family and community reactions.
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Kaimuki
Howe de
Awa
Etwae
Oat Hospital
A. Wwaluhan
Dolls for grownups in Fifth Avenue dress shop
Photo features a doll marketed to adults in a Fifth Avenue dressmaking store. The porcelain figure, styled with silver cloth and hand embroidery, wears a replica of her mother’s outfit and is presented with ornate fabric and brocade details. Prices and sale mentions appear for a doll intended as a collectible item.
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Fifth Avenue
RMU
Abe
Thei Te van
AlUritiad Vetalun
Theater Fashion At Gap Shows No-Toner Era Style
A fragmented description of late theater attire notes bold colors and unique fabrics. It mentions velvet textures, bright yellows and blues, and mismatched hats. The text hints at headwear and coats adjusted for new aesthetics and a revived right tinct in garments.
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Fragments describe clothing and wear patterns across contexts with mentions of belts, hoods, and woven fabrics. The text references various garments, accessories, and materials, noting usage, fastening, and perceived warmth while interspersing obscure terms and garbled names.
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Walet
Warning to Householders About Fruit Fly Hazard
A public notice warns householders about a fruit fly threat and outlines steps to prevent infestation. It cites health authorities and urges vigilance in monitoring fruit trees, produce, and home gardens, promising guidance and potential rewards for compliant households. The fragment references a meeting and emphasizes protective measures and community cooperation.
Handsome Lace Gown Featured at Rey Venue Showing
A fragmentary caption describes a lace gown with crystal accents styled for a pre gale event. The text mentions a venue and designer nods, though the wording is garbled.
Survey of Punchbowl Lands Began Amid Turbulent Plans
A survey party led by a senior land examiner moved to renew and map the Punchbowl area. The team faces slow progress as officials weigh safety and access, with plans to commence formal work after preliminary checks and public safety assurances.
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James A. Boderton
Americhn Drese
Hewlett
Alti
Niente
Mirpere Merry
McCretan
Gmeton
Une
Arxewat
Wotler
Monnon
Patterson
Anil
Joseph &. Johnston
Banaver
Tull Tin
McClellan
West Virginia
Philippte
Ceneral Beaurogant
Alanaska
Jon T. Oreala
IG Wethal
Vicksburg
Gettyatuirg
Appomattox
Harperk Ferry
Bringh
TOK
Madiahnen
Hiv
Christine
Photy Ly Ampertou Prom Association
Hueney
Waraben
Elvet Harta
Binek
Bes
Eleth
Mliver
Terups
Hilton
Rhan
Ronew
Tees
Bear
Eanunitenioneie
Cammenmemont
Mekreier
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