Tennis tournament in Honolulu yields decisive Mauls victory
The text describes a chaotic match scene with players and officials including Hockus, Waterhouse, Rosecrans, and Maulys. It notes a decisive win by the Maulys over competing teams, a trophy presented to Mr. Hockus by Win Searhy, and an exhibition between Gee Cooke and Nowell-My. The narrative is fragmented and references future decisions by Amtavnen dor Takottrn and a cabinet at Tokio.
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Cooke
Rumer
Kame- Ting Hem Feeard
Honolike
Hockus
Waterhouse
Mii Jer
Rosecrans
Maulys
Kamehard Way
Thin Maul
Ted
Anderson
Searhy
Tiger
Gee-Cooke
Nowell
Jeytn
Tokio
Yonkers Veteran Alexander Harriet Rumors of Escape in City
Alexander Harriet, a 107 year old Mexican War veteran from Yonkers New York, reportedly ran away from his author’s home and was found in New York City after several days. He allegedly entered various amusements and telecommunication venues as part of his mistaken wanderings amid new restrictions wiping out access to the mainland by certain machines.
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Maeham
Sam Baldwin
Kittin
John Flegitie
Coventry
Hamwin
Mik Aide
Walter Pillieghon
Plening
Yonkers
N.Y
Alexander Harriet
New York City
Coner
Philadelphia Society Girl and Gentleman Jockey Wed
Frances Fell and Antelo Devereux wed in a high society Philadelphia ceremony. The bride’s family had planned a yacht Mediterranean trip before the announced engagement. The couple appeared amid society festivities and a recount horse show in Philadelphia, with the bride described as a grand heiress awaiting inheritance.
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Philadelphia
New York
Newport
Mies Frances
Antelo Dewppv
Feils
Mediterranean
Yous
Devereux
Jockwy
Devereus Ie
Phils End
Pell
Aftershock Chaos Strikes Kyoto Osaka Fire Blazes Hit Homes
The Hawaiian Shinpo reports a widespread earthquake disaster in Japan with communications cut to Kyoto and Osaka. Fires engulf hundreds of houses and many lives are lost. Professor Dening, a renowned interpreter, notes Lake Biwa as a familiar landmark amid the tremors.
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Japan
Kyoto
Osaka
The Poet's Lament On Waikiki And Oahu Rhyme
Fragmentary text presents a poet lamenting rhymes for Waikiki and Oahu. It references the tropic sea shore a mountain view and mentions kings and battles. The piece appears as a fragment from a publication page with editorial notes and odd punctuation.
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Waikiki
Shocks Reported in Hibutoje Region Aug Fourth
Aug 4 dispatch notes earthquake shocks felt across Hibutoje causing fear among residents who have camped in the felts. The Panama case advances as American attorneys arrive, witnesses respond to summons. Sands confirmed as secretary of the embassy in Moxton City. A divorce suit filed by Corrie L Barnard against Samuel D Barnard in district court. Chico hosts the forty fourth annual Church Conference with Bishop Bell and Prof. Koppel in attendance. Iran reports government proposing an annual pension of seventy five thousand dollars to Mohammed Ali in exchange for surrender of jewels listed in an official inventory.
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Lisbon
Hibutoje
Felts
Panama
America
Sands
Washington
Aus
Senate
District of Columbia
Guatemals
Sands ix
Moxton City
Millioniare
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Husbband
Samuel D. Barnard
Throghout
Chico
Church of United Brett Run
Chieo
W. M. Bell
Mark Koppel
Los Angeles
Sha
Teheran
Mohammed al
Hab
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Riverside League
P. W. Pet Autos
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Alohow
FAO
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Mariner
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Knuthenoult
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Vienna
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