Work of Living Tribute To Dead
Monotala pays tribute to the dead with a parade from Miller Street through Capitol grounds to the Nuunann cemetery. Veterans and National Guard march, with readings by Post Commander De Long and remarks by Governor Frear. One participant fainted. the ceremony included prayers, Gettysburg address reminders, and a roll call of post members. The event concludes with the reading of the Lay Phere and tributes to Union principles.
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Monotala
Nuianu
George W de Lang Bost
Ieee
Paul
Nuuann
Mat OF
Chim
AL Cot WI
Wallan
Tider
de Long
Tader
Lincoln
Getty
Mirvoye Smith
Tenurie
W. de Lome
Fire standoff clears as workers tame blaze near hotel stake
A chaotic gas flare near the Whitney and Marsh statehouse yard caused a rapid crowd surge at 1016 this morning. Firefighters battled a rolling smoke plume as workers diverted the blaze, before stabilizing the scene and preventing further spread. No injuries reported, though witnesses described a tense moment as flames leapt and alarms sounded.
Fragmented jumbled verse and wordplay noted in stray prose
A garbled OCR style piece discusses word choice and profanity, referencing Wordle like games and painful language. It mentions names and places in a disjointed, rhetorical manner without a clear narrative or event. The text reads as fragmented commentary on speech and vocabulary.
Arny Man Gets Into Trouble at Sea Port Trial
In a Manila to Honolulu transport case, a crewman aboard a ship faced court-martial after admitting to taking fruit aboard in violation of maritime law and attempting to discard it to evade penalties. The judge commander noted uncertainty about intent, and the President reviewed the case before detaining action.
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Francisco
Piret
Harry Lo Maem
Ate
Hillery Eng
Renin
Manila
Atom Ori
Tire
Honolulu
Hue
JG Dohnmon
Morse
Weather today noon readings and humidity notes
Fragmented weather data mentions noon reading around 79 degrees, humidity, and references to morning conditions. Several garbled phrases and stray names appear, including mentions of locations and times but no clear coherent forecast or region identified.
Take the Lid Off at San Francisco Mayor McCarthy Foe Says
A fragment notes political dispute in San Francisco over regulation and the mayor. It mentions McCarthy stance against licensing, campaigns for a return to past days, and a tense clash with police and city departments. Readable phrases reference public order and reform tensions.
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San Francisco
McCarthy
John Seymour Ax
Taft and Roosevelt in Lincoln unveiling event tensions
Fragmented OCR text shows Taft to speak for agreement and Roosevelt as speaker at Lincoln unveiling. The garbled lines mention ceremonies, timing, and multiple figures including Capbeln and Vhs, with unclear roles and locations. The passage preserves names and places amid distorted context.
Five Die in Blaze at City Hotel Fire
A deadly hotel fire claimed five lives in a crowded hotel today. Investigators are probing the cause as emergency crews battled the intense flames and evacuated guests.
Rebel Leaders Banquet Guests
General Francisco Madero and his staff will be guests of honor at a citizens dinner in El Paso tonight. American officers stationed with the troops will attend. Madero plans to leave soon for Mexico City to participate in rebuilding the government.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco Madero
Madero
Mexico City
Rebel mob sacks and kills near Mexico City
A rebel mob attacks near the capital despite peace talks and statements by General Madero. Forty are reported injured as the unrest intensifies in central Mexico. In Havana, Bernardo Reyes denies being summoned to Mexico City for negotiations.
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Prema
Puebla
Mex
Madero
Mexico City
Agsenoiutont Pree
Ex President Diaz to Leave for Spain After Health Improves
Porfirio Diaz, former Mexican president, on the eve of his departure for Spain, received foreign consuls and spoke at length. His health is reported improved since his resignation, with Doctors noting his condition has substantially improved.
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Vera Cruz
Max
Porfirio Diaz
Spain
Lanai Land Openings Planned to Welcome Homesteaders
The Lanai company aims to begin opening 19 000 acres for homesteading, with about 4 000 acres for road agricultural use. John T. McCrosson says a broad plan favors early cultivation, water access at low cost, and a road inter-damand service for future transport. Land for homesteading would be practically free under McCrosson’s plan, with the company developing ranching and water systems to support settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanai Company
Te Lana Company
Laibal
John T. McCrosson
Washington, DC
Hin Kaudite Bill
McCroaxon
Bie
Lanai
Mot
Lanal
Washington, D
Laval Company
Interdimand
Hamerteade
McCragson
Dleve
Ge Company
Mo work and tie story in that he has ended
A garbled report notes a person named Koppross being asked for money after work tied to a single event. The fragment mentions a wife and Washington but lacks clear dates places or organizations. The readable elements suggest a local monetary request connected to employment.
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Koppross
Marmon Gar Wins 500 Mile Contest in Indianapolis
Marmon Gar wins a 500 mile contest in Indianapolis with a strong finish. Bruce Brown secures second place as Multord and other competitors show. The event attracts noted drivers and features a close battle to claim the top prize.
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Marmon Gar
Gable
Indianapolis
Ind
Bruce Brown
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