Evening Bulletin items mix with political notes and notices
A cluttered 1902 era bulletin fragment references the Evening and Sunday Bulletins with subscription notes, scattered postal addresses, and rates. It also covers Congress warnings and debates on public expenditures, plus brief mentions of civic figures like Governor Long Jim Hogg and Lord Rothschild, amid a tangle of political and economic speculation.
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Long Jim Hogg
Texan
London
Lord Rotheehild
Beaumont
Texas
Uas
Plommieron
Jim
Oregon Voting Rift Shapes Senate Ballot Picture
Fragmented OCR recounts a convoluted election narrative with references to Oregon politics, parties, and figures. It mentions Marie Monet and Benette, the Republican party, and tensions over national partition and administration. The text is garbled but centers on a contested vote and party dynamics in Oregon.
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Wielin
Marie Monet
Republingaranle
Halder Mavets Hepublionia
Beg
Suudy
Oregon
Perley
Fragmented OCR political text from historic issue
A garbled excerpt discusses the law on saloon licensing and territorial statutes. Mentions Ivory commission, merchants, and Republican politics. References June Wake and ALITA ATAOTA with unclear context and numbers.
Fragmentary note hints at a personal conflict or misstep
An unclear, fragmented message mentions a person described as the wealthy man and a term like autopreliy. The text suggests a personal dispute or incident but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or verifiable events. Further readable detail is needed for a precise report.
The Liquor Industry in 1900s Production Decline and Exports
A report details liquor industry investments totalling 2X00 establishments and land, machinery, and implements for production. It cites outlays for salines, tax-expense items, and distillery equipment, noting foreign imports and exports of beer and wines, with per capita consumption data and agricultural implements valued for wartime trade.
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Lee Eh
Tuolk
Stork Ns
Muauufmcturing Corporation
Mlasaer
Atvatiole
Alwtll
Lama Aexa
Alcobotte
qWore Agninat
Piian
Joquiagton
Theo
Meney
Nh Valpareisa
Chile
American Club
Custom House
Debated World Debt Crises From Past Century's End
Fragmentary report discusses global debt dynamics and historic financial strains, citing various nations and figures. It references investment, patronage debt, and policy shifts thought to shape the century's economic trajectory, with mentions of exchange rates and wartime financial actions.
Lepers in Japan stir fear and superstition across villages
A softened, fragmented report describes lep ers gathering at Kumamoto Prefecture temples and Takya Prefecture to seek cures through prayer while families suffer. The piece notes a conference in Ta Age where officials debate mandatory removal, fearing wider spread of leprosy as authorities oppose care in central regions.
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Kumamote
Lypers
Wubert
Dideitatin
Fragmented Medley Talks About Work Life and Advertising
A chaotic excerpt discusses labor, patience, and life, noting pay, duties, and trials. It mentions a city of angels and widespread advertising schemes, with a Georgia contract cancellation and broad commentary on economic burdens.
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City of Angels
Uniowini
Atlant
Georgia
Oreanieer
Fever Garrisons Fever Troops in the Philippine Archipelago
A New York Sun summary reports Secretary Root cites a shift in governance in the Philippines, noting a drop in violence and hardship as self-government expands. It criticizes Republican Philippine policy and argues for further progress despite obstacles.
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New York Sun
Navakee
Carmacke
Atkinson
Denperadle-Miewimp
Barricnne
Agatnet
Tix Leon
Ibe
Dole On Officeholders Reading Motions Across Territories
A scattered note reports officials in Hila and surrounding areas reading a motion from an unspecified source about staying out of politics. Observers describe the stance as cool while questioning the order’s purpose and its impact on campaign fund contributions.
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Hila
Wee
Dole
Campatan Fund
Havemeyer Hearing on Sugar Trust in U S Commission
A lengthy 19th century transcript details Henry O Havemeyer before a federal commission in Washington. He discusses sugar prices, imports, duties, and competition with cane producers, arguing for steady supply and preserved domestic industry.
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New York
Baylas von
United States
Washington
Hivenmyy
Sherda
Stratavereyer
Tavine
Preaktent
Howe
Tyre
Philly
API
Qin Sigan
Leveminger
Bert Signe
Tor Ryhm
Sialuna
Threemeyer
Slim
Joe Waalhe
Memorial Day Remembers Civilizatin Effort in Philippines
The article discusses President Roosevelt's defense of the Philippines as a step toward establishing civil government there. It compares past policy to current aims, urging support for eventual self-government in the islands and a peaceful path to freedom through American-initiated help and influence. The piece reflects on public sentiment and calls for national unity behind the policy.
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Lpanadetiila
Islans
Cahn
Philippine
Uear
Ohtunan
Celvich
Yale Fuel Scandal Emerges In University Controversy
A fragmentary report outlines a Yale fuel scandal linked to university affairs, with details obscured by OCR text. The item references internal oversight and potential governance questions surrounding campus operations and sources of fuel procurement.
Examination integrity debate challenges final exam fairness
The text discusses widespread concerns about exam integrity and alleged manipulation by candidates and officials. Experts suggest exams remain controversial and fear of dishonesty persists throughout the assessment period, impacting trust and perceived fairness.
Hamlet of the author Richard Manatelie writes on dramatic art
Richard Manatelie reportedly announced in Milwaukee on May 5 his plans to retire from playwriting. He emphasizes devoting time to writing and lecturing on dramatic art while collaborating with American peers to craft new works for the stage. The piece covers his motives, career, and views on modern theater.
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Richard Manatelie
Milhwauken
Sinerica
Pillip Kirbern
Glee
Gecken
le Danienitier
Curious Crinkles on Hawaii Politics and Native Labor
A fragmentary discussion on the Republican party’s balance in Hawaii, native workers, and the role of local demographics in national politics. Mentions John Wayne style names, Home Rule Republican split, and fears of party danger while noting morale shifts among Hawaii’s native population.
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Hawaii
Alwhart
Burglar complains home comforts hindered his crime
Three men planned to rob a beer store on Hight Street. One entered, tripped, fell, then fought stepping boots off to avoid mud after a failed break in. A female voice shouted to leave, and the burglar then fled with his companions, admitting the plan was too much like home. Philadelphia Times.
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Hays
Howe
Philadethphia
Fragmented overheard talk and hints of a race and money
Voices mix in a noisy scene as two women discuss matrimony and a prince, with stray mentions of a future race and coffee. A man appears amid chatter about winning money and a loan of thousands, though details remain garbled and unclear.
Art gallery scene sparks bemused crowd inquiry
In a garbled report a Mrs Oldcastle questions visitors about a new exhibit while observers remark on the empty room. The piece mentions a canvas and a confused crowd around a corner, reflecting a disrupted scene at the gallery.
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