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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
4
Potent marketing notice for Hotel Potter run by Milo M Potter in Santa Barbara California. It promotes American Plan only, outside exposure in every room, and compares rates favorably to other U S hotels. Baggage forwarding and reservations arranged via Otto Gertz Honolulu for pamphlets and full particulars.
The article describes a grand festival park in the city center intended as the premier venue for San Vrauriveo celebrations. It highlights an atmosphere of royal hospitality and notes plans for a vast caravanserai to be built along Pont Street annex, promising unprecedented capacity and world-class service and prices.
A fragmented OCR note lists prominent brands and firms such as Packard Pope Hartford Stevens Duryea Cadillac Thomas Fryer Buick Overland and electric makers, signaling a survey of the automobile business and key players in the industry.
In southwest Missouri General Lyon leads about 6,000 Union troops from Springfield to face Confederates under McCulloch and Price. Sigel's force suffers defeat early, Lyon dies urging his men, the battle ends with Union withdrawal to Springfield and Confederate return, a pivotal clash preserving Missouri for the Union.
Fragmentary account describes a Civil War clash where Confederate uniforms created confusion, Sigel's division retreated, and a turning moment near Bigel led Lyon to deploy Bycumi Kanne and the First Iowa to counterattack. Union losses included wounded and captured troops as the fight intensified early morning.
The Union under Lyon advances from Springfield to meet a larger Confederate force. Lyon is killed early as Major Sturgis takes command and fights a brutal, drawn out engagement. Casualties run high on both sides with Union losses surpassing Confederate, leaving Missouri still contested and the Union's hold precarious.
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