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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1899
Page
3
Special War Correspondent recounts Dewey’s Manila Bay entry to present day exploits of American forces in the Far East. Fifty to sixty octavo pages include eighty four photo illustrations and pen sketches by War Artist Pierre N Boeringer.
A detailed Navy and Manila theater tribute catalog describing Admiral Dewey and the Eighth Army Corps with rosters, portraits, groups, maps, panoramas, and photo illustrations. It notes California regiments and officers, with a war correspondent author chronicling the campaigns and a lavish binding offered to readers at a special price.
A jumble of exclamations and fragments mentions Flag, GAR, Scharman, Cornell, Frisco, Lala, Hongkong, sugar king, Bryde, tramcars, and Patriots. The text reads like disconnected notes or cheer phrases with no clear narrative or outcome.
A fragmented rail tale describes a train journey with brisk phrases such as load of brain, boostal train, aboard, and the engineer ringing the bell. The narrative references next stop Woaislas Hotel with image of record breaking action and ceremonial cigars.
A damaged OCR page fragment lists scattered phrases and strange items. Entries include references to foods and symbols such as quail on toast and mince pies, plus odd notes about birds, a boiling pot, and a lost item titled cold bat.
At Major General Otia request the Naval Bureau of Ordnance will supply the War Department with twelve Colt automatic six millimeter watches for the Philippine campaign. Otia asked for 600,000 rounds of ammunition. Army and navy critics note Colt faults but naval ordnance maintains the weapon is effective with proper handling.
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