Russian Repulse Not In Cable Dispatches
Lisoyape July 20 delayed in transmission. A Japanese officer held captive and about 100 wounded arrive from the Hast as Russians reportedly attack a Japanese column moving toward Makden. Moslase take few prisoners due to flank weakness, Japanese in pamension near an apollm. A wounded Rubalang bun train arrives from the South with continuing fighting near Malehong. Questions rise why Russians retreat from Ta Tote Kin as forces there strengthen. Expected events of immediate importance loom east of Luoyang with rising activity ahead.
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Lisoyape
Makden
Moslase
Jappene
Pamension
Apollm
Malehong
Luoyang
Chinese Exclusion Blue Law Debate Echoes Across City
An OCR fragment references the term Chinese Exclusion and a speech by J. Brewer addressing immigration policy. It mentions religious spirit and national unity, with unclear context about a proposed law or civic stance, including dissatisfaction with exclusion and calls for adherence to the nation’s founding principles.
Infant Incubator Graduates Convene In New York
Infant incubator graduates gather in New York for a reunion. The event showcases triplets saved at birth and other infants treated at the incubator, highlighting early 20th century medical progress and family stories.
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New York
Brooklya
Inenbetar
Buffalo
Coney Inland
Love of Country vs Author of the Grit of sien cers soneene
In a wartime scene a group of officers and a colonel recount a perilous voyage near Cape Cod. The narrative centers on a frigate fight, a wreck, a captaincy for Talbot, and a pledge by General Greene and Knox. The elder Seymour and Bentley reflect on duty, sacrifice, and love of country.
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Sien Cers Soneene Eney Ptorgan
Avideo
Cape Co
Jigen
Bowie
Giourge
Capa
Pune
Mr. Seymour
le Howtawain
Jenea
Ani
General Greene
Radnor
General Knox
Philadel
Baymoore
Talbot
Wilton Place
Miss Wilton
Talhole
Emma
Seymauet Watt
Eich
Laurens
Hamilton
Tranaport
Juno
Seymour
Jabal
Philip
Muirdoted
Chet
Bentley
Cha pter XX Walt on tur inter mtier
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chapter segment with garbled lines and missing context, mentioning a journey, a tour, and names that are unreadable, lacking clear actions or outcomes.
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Inter
Mtier
Uae
Unclear testimonial endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A fragmentary notice from Jacksonville Florida features a Mrs. Anderson linked to a testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The text asserts cures for female troubles and warns against substitutes, mentioning signatures and a witness.
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Anderson
Jacksonville
West
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tran Mis
Pirkham
Pers Aanent
AxDennes
Jackwanyile
Fragmented Dialogue Reveals Tense Military Interrogation Scene
A garbled transcript shows a general angered by a subordinate while a frightened officer stands nearby. The explosive exchange hints at imminent punishment and a looming order to proceed, with tension mounting as the general Malevolently glares and the younger officer trembles.
Hawaiian Japanese Ballasting Co. Advertising Details
An OCR fragment lists prices for ballasting services from two to three dollars, mentions coral rocks for stable walks, and provides a Honolulu address related to Maunakea, Beretania, and Beretania streets with a box and telephone detail. The text is disjointed and includes misread place names and numbers.
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Hawaiian Japanese Ballasting Co
King
Maunakoa
Boxing Rivalries Leave Faces Marked Through Years
A look at prizefighting in earlier eras notes how many champions like Corbett and McCoy bore facial scars from long careers. It contrasts past bruises with modern boxers who often avoid visible damage due to improved technique and training.
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Johnny Sullivan
Jack Dewpaoy
Jacke McAaliffa
Beime
Ulind Nosen
Fuatnese
Dixon
Teter Youre
Hao
Chilelle
Hut
Frank Erie
Featherweight Chaimplon
Corbett
Amooth
Jean
Yemen
Jim
Ehape
Tle
Kid McCoy
Kbi
Achoo
York
Kit
McCoy
Crom
Jim Jeffvion
Dridge
Raesibur
Nike
Moly Pitemininine
Black Eye
Martie
Wenelty
Ruins of Adah Found By Chicagoans
Chicago scholars announce the discovery of the ancient city Adab in Babylonia. Professor Harper of Midway University comments on bricks bearing the syllables Udviunki, with excavations by a 120‑man crew uncovering four temples built by successive kings.
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Chicago
Vanunki
Adah
Jean Mircoveret
University of Chicago
Babylonia
Orientadata
Hammerabl
Babylon
Robert A. Harper
Midway
Untrirsky
Bowtt
Proter
Harper
Hstoarat
Holland's New Submarine Newark No 1
John Holland announces progress on a new submarine design amid claims of proven value. He discusses offers and insists on independent testing while stressing his solo venture and plans for a wheeled, armored craft with new ballast and propulsion concepts.
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New York
Yemen
Newark
John Holland
Atlee
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Everyday Wants and
Hawaii
Dollar & Man
PE. A. Strauch
King ST. Tel
Barer
Wabace Jnsiewaly
Fursiture
Ciy
Pyetighed Rooith
Alakea St
Tet Hotel
Atakes
Mi FE
Siullatts
Ofes
Geo
Bulletin
Eta Monury
Anit Wastimand Gn
Ariodan
Rags
Beretaote St
Punabon
Kapiolant Huttaing
Wise
Kaptolant Extate Ltd
Ronmk
J Guild
Jumnewston
Gitenston
Agly
Beretania
Havea
AE Beretania
Asaibit
King St
Alaken St
Merchant
J. W. Podmore
Bethel Bunigiar
Wenitury Plumbing
River St
King and Bethel
Maajufen Loven
A. Gear
No. KA
Bethel
King At
W. Podmore
Hethel and
Hing
Welliki
Curnaned
Kenaw St
Por
Cara
Punahot College
Remington
Misa Miller
Stangeywatd Bolling
Tantalun Heights
A. V. Gear
Wik
Uly
Bom
J. Brewer
Bertheeatera Mutual Iife
Insurance Agente’ Association
Farlaraue
Hatley
Bne
White Star
CH Sirti
Wathiniloh
Ollonel
Alps
Henatry
Howtawatn
Wales
Contin
Mies Wilton
Hand
Tim
Hentley
Seavoly
Kiy's Land
Business Directory
T. Hayaci
Beretanis Bt
Masbage
Ochi
Maonalen
Miller
Sina
Manenger
Uulne
Tol
Terry McGovern
Pave Sullivan
Kimor
Splice Bullivan
Jack O'Brien
Ahter
Wid McGovern
Joe Have
Frank Erne
Indke
Yale
Muffer
Dullyer
Holland
Wu Printing
Byler
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