Untitled fragment from Nebraska obituary column
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear text about immortality or obituary notes and a Nebraska location but lacks identifiable names or concrete facts to summarize meaningfully.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear text about immortality or obituary notes and a Nebraska location but lacks identifiable names or concrete facts to summarize meaningfully.
The article discusses Holstein and Molvtein in local politics, noting shifting support and uncertain future. Kaalho has turned away from Holstein toward McAndrews, with party dynamics and speculation on the speakership.
A garbled note appears to reference pain and irritation with digestive symptoms. It mentions painkiller Perry Davie as a remedy in a corrupted sentence. The readable content suggests a trade or medical claim but lacks clear facts or attribution.
In Manila on March 2 a Japanese pair were arrested while attempting to obtain fort plans on Corregidor. A sentinel, who accepted money to lure them, notified authorities and the trap succeeded as the conspirators were promptly captured.
Justice David Brewer of the United States Supreme Court died at his Washington home. Born June 20, 1837, in Concordia, his career included Leavenworth judge roles, a nomination to the Supreme Court in 1870, and service as Venezuela boundary commissioner. He received LL.D. degrees from several universities.
Colonel Roosevelt denounces the Routrous assassination and warns Nationalists of violence risks after his address in Cairo Mur Zi. The speech triggers a great sensation and Roosevelt receives tight guard. Trade action looms as Lake Shore conductors threaten strike with twenty thousand men involved.
Federal court hearing centered on identification marks alleged to prove Carl On Tal bought goods from soldiers. Testimony shaded by juror queries about uniforms and clothing, with Magoon and Rawlins sparring over relevance. Proceedings adjourned to morning as witnesses discussed purchases and associations with soldiers.
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