Political Forecasts Highlight Parker Davis Electoral View
The Evening Bulletin outlines 1908 election projections with Parker and Davis as focal points. It notes Democratic hopes, Republican solidity in New York and New Jersey, and the changing outlook influenced by gold sentiment and key state performances. Republicans face a tough path with fears of losses in several states while Democrats seek gains across New York and surrounding regions.
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Mart
Kepatinan Ani Democratic
Jeopueta
Parker
Harmony
Andina
Hinole
Wikronsin
Gulo
Delaware
Mary Tang
Virginia
Aeron
Cute
Lemo
Mitole
Colorado
New York
Fadlina
New Jersey
Wiscowen
New Jervey
Nevada
Juige Parker
Rhode
Rhotesland
Connecticut
Cleveland
Dushowe
West Virginia
Wisconsin
New York Herald
Republicana
Rooauvelt
Campela
Nationales
Alarelo Balludey
Pareker
St. Lawe
Oyster Bay
Falrosuks
George 8. Cortegnn
Staten of New ‘York
Henry GQ
Davis
Hig Bem
California
Kanaan
Maine
Fragmented OCR shows corrupted state list and political note
The text presents a garbled tally of U S states and electoral figures with numerous misspellings and stray characters. It ends with a fragmented political remark about Republican electors and national sentiment, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable data.
Death of General Keller Deeply Felt by Russians
Gen Keller, a top Siberian corps commander and former governor, was killed July 29 during a preliminary clash near Yang Be Pass. He fell mortally wounded after a shell burst, dying twenty minutes later, while his battery endured heavy fire. He was a personal favorite of the Emperor and sister Countess Kleimmicha, a noted St. Petersburg figure.
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St Petersburg
Count Keller
Kuroki
Yang Be Pass
Mitten Enet
Liao! Yang
News & Battery
Keller
Hiestan
Whaternossa
Zaraliteh
Aemy Corps
Keller Ie
Persal
Kleimmicha
St. Petervimrg Society
Insane Woman Fights On Lofty Window Sill in New York
July 2 in New York a disturbed woman fought on a second floor window ledge at a house on Second Avenue, threatening suicide. Priest James Berry and a bystander restrained her until ambulance arrived. She was placed in a patrol wagon and taken to a hospital for care.
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New York
James Berry
Jonnie Saxon
Tia
Lights and costs spark discussion on coast defense
A wartime meeting discussion weighs a $12 000 lighting project against a $500 000 ship basing plan. Debates touch on coast protection costs, Governor endorsements, and manpower issues as officials prepare for Washington recommendations. A special meeting of the Boilers and Traders' Exchange is set for August 9 to review several subjects.
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Wiesting
Renacor Foraker
Calender of Defendants Before Judge Lindsay at Police Court
A large police court session saw nearly sixty-five defendants face Judge Lindsay on charges ranging from vagrancy to assault. Notable cases included Ali Sam jailed six months for chicken theft, Marmont warned after threatening Mrs Naone, and Leong Chee from Waialua charged with assault with intent to murder with case continued. Dozens of other defendants, including Chinese gamblers and game participants, appeared with fines imposed or cases continued as prosecutors and defense prepared for further proceedings.
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Hamed Mihara
Twiles
Mihara
Chieken
Rose
Ali Sam
J. Marmont
David Naone
Naone
Marmont
Waialua
Sheri Andrew Cox
Leong Cha H
A. B Humphreys
Tlideau
McDuttie Hi
Tong Chin
Lipilip
Conte
Bie
Lint Doel
David Kupaa
Matsumoto
Asault
Pearl Harbor Picnic On The Harbor Voyage
A jolly group departed the harbor aboard the Young Brothers launch at 1 am for Pearl Harbor. They danced at the pavilion, swam in the harbor, and had luncheon under trees. Return started at 6 30 pm with arrival at 7 80 pm. Passengers included Misses Sarah Willbans Maria Willbans Julia Munk and several others.
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Young Brothers
Pearl Harbor
Lunahhere
Sarah
Maria Willbans
Mise Stare le Gros
Mira Clark
Miss Johnson
Mra
Milza le Grow
Misa Julia Munk
the Steno
Kinney
Carlos Lone
Maurice McMahon
Mr. Phielips
Mtr Bunh
Mr. le Gros
HW. Devhard
Mir
Young
Hawaiian Hotel Concert Promises Evening Musical Program
A Territorial plan presents a concert at the Hawaiian Hotel starting at 7 40 pm with a program including Marche Who Dire Overture Belge Grim Men 6 Voral Four Hawaiian selections and a finale Rehwarie The Star Appended Manner The event is linked to a news item about a Japanese woman Betho who allegedly took 68.00 from a man named Hondo Oubi while he was in a weight room the incident occurring around 7 19 pm under the influence of alcohol.
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Tand
Mawaiian Hotel
Mareh
Aghew Belge
GrimMen
Voral
Apie
Hondo Oubi
Blames Roosevelt Article in Narow Vremya
A Narow Vremya piece by M. Monehlkoff accuses Roosevelt of using Russia to push imperial aims. The Petersburg Herald correspondent notes the article argues Russia is enlisted to threaten the American people and advocates a belligerent presidency.
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New York
Avit
M. Monehlkoff
Whitchfe
Roosevelt
Nya
Bi. Petersburg
The
Herald
Riussin
Zion City Letter Probed for Hawaiian Settlement Move
A 1908 communication to Zion City inquiries into information on settlers and Hawaii options. The note from Gilbert seeks details on conditions and inducements to move to Hawaii, with speculation about Dowieism and Zionist plans. Officials will provide full particulars via Commissioner Pratt and the Promotion Committee.
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Atchison
Ion City
Minos
M. He Alten
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Thia Place
Gilbert
Zion City
Zion
Amere
Hawaii
Mawaii
Honolulu
Atkinson
Pratt
Inquirer
Jordan Andersons Team Fears Korean Uprising After Cricket Match
A garbled report notes a cricket match at Makiki ground last Saturday between Jordan and Anderson teams. It mentions fear of a Korean uprising tied to Japan and tribal tensions, with scattered player names and scores amid unclear context.
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Britannia
Makiki
I. Ac
Jordan Gud Hob Anderson
Bob Anderson
Capurly Anderson
Jordan
A. M. Maclenn
Harrivon
T. GM
Harriun
Parit
A. Tullati
Jordan & Anderson
Catton
Korea
Japan
Matton
Financials Mention Capital and Cashier Names
Fragmentary entry notes amounts from 1.00 to 4500.00 with line items such as PAID UP CAPITAL 81280000.00 and 820000.00. Mentions PHOENIX one Sarthe and Loa JON and HENRY Pocock as cashier. Details are incomplete and unclear.
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Phoenix One Sarthe
Loa Jon
Quananteeo Capital
Henry
Pocock
Noted editor’s query on O'Brien marriage rumor
A clipped note questions a claim that Frederick O'Brien married an actress on her deathbed in Manila. The writer cites family ties to Maine and US official Frye, disputes the publication, and mentions Kilward F. O'Brien of the Burilay Sun. The item also recalls an Associated Press report about Viceroy Alexeiff’s inspection tour.
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Evening Bulletin
Dave Leen
Frederick O'Brien
Manila
Gertrude Prye
Maine
Warfield G. Frye
United States
Halifax
Senator Win
Prya
Kilward F. O'Brien
Burilay Sun
Marc Red
Monty Veo
Alexteff
Mulkden
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