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A garbled health notice cites Dr Frith and the Hoard of Health discussing fever, mosquitoes and sanitation from California to New York. It mentions Pratt away on business, travel plans to New York, France, and Denver, and ongoing investigations into preventive measures and a milk sterilization project.
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Hamat
Frith
California
New York
New Orleans
Central
Auerion
Pratt Teaver
Norvenber
Beeramente
Bob Luke
Denver
White for Senator Campaign and Local Appointments
Willa White writes to Maude about a possible run for Senator on the Republican ticket Wy 1h Haldwit, and about White’s appointment as district magistrate in Ladin. The piece notes White’s public influence, support from Portuguese communities, and preparations for an upcoming election with speeches planned and campaign activity in Honelia.
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Willa White
Maude
Betator
Willy Ho
Ladin
Roger
Moutape Titania
Coelha Te Payutar
Honelia
Mayor Fern Marries in Royal Dancing Caliphre Evening
The ceremony united Fern and several relatives at the centen nining in a grand social event. The ROYAL weekly section notes a wedding rite with friends and family in attendance and plans for a formal reception.
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Gorda
Tar Smelled to Heaven or The Chan Fanga Objection
Tar smelt to heaven amid a chaotic debate in Japaninn. Objections to certain ethics and the writ about legality and women are discussed as the court and jury weigh the case. A Chinese decorator seeks domes while a head of the melt bar faces government scrutiny in a tense, uncertain scene.
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Stoen
Jude
Ratratean
Rourt Steeliot
Asti News
Nuytaliind U
Famous Violinist Entertains Hotel Guests
A renowned violinist performed at the New Fork hotel, accompanied by Beaty Aniterson. Diners at the Alexander Young a Mountay hosted the event, with dates noted as Wednesday and Thursday in the hotel’s bulletin.
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Ty Beaty Aniterson
New Fork
Will
Alexander Young Coty
Duto Raves
Graft Details Tie To Gore Bribery Charges
Sulphur Oklahoma reports findings from a congressional inquiry into Senator Gore charges. The investigation suggests that fees under the McMurray contracts could total four and a half million dollars, highlighting substantial financial implications.
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Okla
Congressional
Gore
McMurray
Roosevelt Likely To Attend New York GOP Convention
New York Aug 12 Colonel Roosevelt is expected to attend the New York State Republican Convention as a delegate. There is talk of naming him temporary chairman of the convention.
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New York
Roosevelt
New York State
Drexel Sets Altitude Record Over Lanark
Aug 12 in Lanark American aviator Drexel flew to 6730 feet without an aircraft to establish a new altitude record for the era.
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Lanark
Drexel
Deadly cholera toll reported in August across region
Official records show cholera deaths rising in the first week of August with high counts and scattered reports across towns. The fragmentary notes reference places, dates, and names but lack full clarity, indicating a widespread health scare and disputed figures.
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St, Teterssurg
Interpreters Needed in Grand Jury Case
Five men faced charges after a shooting at an establishment near an irregular canal. Names and affiliations included in court records show one from Hhewallon and another from Chilliewe, with dates surrounding the incident on August 22. The case moves to further proceedings on August 22 with a week-long continuation ordered.
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Caval
Wreck of The Jumex Near The Thelga Shrouded In Rescue Efforts
The Jumex steamer of Miller Suleae Company was near the wreck area of the Thelga as Captain Miller and crew prepared lifeboats and rescue gear. A crew member was seen onshore during the night as the ship broke up amid heavy surf and shifting currents.
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Dent
Tee
Miller Suleae Company
Jumex
Caphain
Wall
Alent
Walleonthane
Renin
Wallennether
Caweli
Birkentine
Bulletin Party Sightseeing in California Trip
Fragmentary notes describe a group from a university or club visiting California venues. References mention Berkeley, Berkeley University, and various trips, with playful remarks about uniforms and social events during a touring period. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear names.
30 000 Are Submerged In Tokyo
Disastrous floods sweep the country drowning lives and swamping property. Tokyo alone reports thirty thousand houses submerged, with millions of dollars in losses and many towns wiped out as rescue efforts struggle to cope with the catastrophe.
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Talia
Tokio
First Convention Meets Monday
The Home Rule convention in Honolulu convenes Monday morning August 15 at 10 o clock to discuss the resignation of several leaders under the Home Rule banner. Delegates include Kalakokaln Br and Williagy White who are accused of aiding appointing leaders in prohibition matters. Notley, a candidate for Delegate to Congress, seeks broad delegate support as Gaby and Nevins factions pledge to back Notley. The event unfolds with discussions on local representation and forthcoming legislative actions.
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Alain
Congeena
Ofelook
Williagy
Katuuekalan
Will
Wwotey
Chatiee
Kalinaulant
Notley
Emma
Congres
Almont
Honoluli
Mondas
Te Mauna Low
Ohio State Rifle Team Wins Herrick Match at Camp Perry
The Ohio State rifle team captured the Herrick match in the national marksmanship contest at Camp Perry, Ohio, on August 12, with a decisive victory amid strong competition from other teams.
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Camp Perry
Ohio State
Judge Saufley Found Dead in Barn
Lexington reports United States District Judge Saufley was found dead today in his barn. The same dispatch notes from New York that Mayor Gaynor’s condition remains hopeful with no complications from his prior wound.
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Saufley
Lexington
United States District
New York
Gaynor
Don Jaime Declares Carlist Stand Against Radicals Peacefully
Don Jaime, pretender to the throne in San Sebastian Spain, issues a manifesto for the Carlists. He pledges opposition to radicalism and vows to pursue their aims without violence, stating a calm strategy while asserting their cause.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Don Jamie
Unclear Tale of Maikal Bar Scene and Unnamed Vendor
Fragmentary report describes Jono Maikal entering a venue described with mixed names and beverages. It mentions a bartender, license details, a Japanese vendor, and a climate themed drink. references to Hat af Bonnell and ongoing unification schemes. Continue on Page 2.
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Jono Maikal
Howeses
Licenos
Matkal Inkarlan
Gmnewes
Ranuueres
Fennell
Keating
Dunlge Andrade
Atari
Wise and Achi Speak Tonight At Kakaako Meeting
Amas onlookers attend a local position meeting in Kakaako where Wise and Achi respond to statements by Larrin Andrews and Cohen. They defend credibility, address past doubts, and urge Hawaiian volunteers to remain steadfast in political action amid a tense public discourse.
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Larrin Andrews
Cohen
Ashi
Kakwakilien
Wiebe
Jan Will
Pi Will
Laera
Andrew Coten
Young Hotel Dance Tonight for Sheridan Event
Townsfolk gather as residents plan a social dance at the Sheridan hotel tonight. The notice cites local organizers and transport arrangements, urging attendance by the community.
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Sheridan
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