Haw. Hove Tutus County of Oa Weekly Bulletin Publication
The Weekly Bulletin published by Bulletin Publishing Company Limited lists its circulation figures for October. Data shows daily elivaluation figures and weekly totals, with management credited to Dr. Hockus and a municipal audience.
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Feotwey
Hove
Guckur
Mucueas
Uutioten
Tivening Bulletin
Toeaway
Met
Zey Womb
Hockus
Wuainnes
Unclear OCR summary paragraph on a historical event
Fragmentary OCR text references a ferry incident and a person named Ae AtHOlAT ey gian with a complex description of injuries. The readable parts mention a forward step, a pubianedt scene, and a tense situation at a ferry, but essential names, dates, and places are damaged or missing.
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Kolvtieyer
Atholat
Democrats and Hoodlums at Republican Meetings Debate
A fragmented editorial voice charges both parties over disorder at party gatherings. It argues Democrats cannot disown violence at Democrat meetings while Republicans should uphold law and order and accept responsibility for firm conduct at their events.
Political turmoil endangers island prosperity
Fragmented passage discusses party treachery harming territorial development and tabar income, blaming Republican factions and leaders. The text urges the Territorial government and Legislature to act to empower settlers, foster agriculture, and secure funding for land and industry projects amid a debated political climate.
Fragmented political row over policing and party loyalties
A garbled era of voter anger centers on policing policy and party integrity. The note questions candidates like Henry dit char and criticizes police leadership, calling for accountability and reform amid factional tensions and local advertising chatter.
Fragmentary 19th Century Political Rhetoric
A garbled OCR passage references campaigns, counties, loyalty, and prosperity. It mentions "Peeriteartad tow te Ge flee" and a rallying tone about communal progress and remoting decom trends. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Gaet
Peeriteartad
Split Ticket The Hoodlum Program
A damaged historical notice depicts a political smear campaign era with hostility toward candidate Brown and Chillingworth. It notes business community interest and newspaper influence in shaping the Hoodlum Program narrative amid alleged unseemly attacks.
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Republican Party
Alve Vry
Leon Ralovd
Campaten
Brown
Chillingworth
Fragmented OCR Politic Fear in Early 20th Century Screen
The text questions whether certain individuals were targeted in attacks as part of an anti party campaign. It cites reformers and financiers, noting attacks intended to expose alleged corruption while claiming the effort centers on promoting law and order. The piece argues the opponents’ aims are to sway voters and pressure officials through sensational claims.
Oh God for a Man with Heart Head and Hand
Fragmentary cry exhorts a man to possess courage and ability. The garbled plea suggests a heroic ideal drawing on heart head and hand as marks of worth. No clear event or names available from the text.
Dem party advertising stirs heated county race claims
A fragmented editorial condemns Democratic advertising in the county race, accusing them of opportunism and deception. It contrasts Democratic tactics with Republican candidates praised for “heart and head” while decrying the Democrats as political dummies steering voters toward a flawed platform.
Passengers on Steamer Nippon Maru Headed for Yokohama
The Nippon Maru sailed from San Francisco to Yokohama at 1 am with a large passenger list including notable figures from the Eastern League and a party arranging a meeting for C Hadie. Among travelers, Mrs Wo Ie Av ery remains ashore. Eight days into the voyage, officers report a pleasantly uneventful trip so far.
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T. KK
San Franeico
Linton
Inchine
C.hadie
Ky Lewis
London
Tani
Orient
United States
Te Mra Wo IE Avery
Parsee Roberts
San Francisco
Yokohama
Indicted crew accused of stealing linen from transport
Two members of the ateward crew aboard a transport were indicted on a federal charge of stealing linen goods. Authorities state the men concealed goods behind property in transit and implicated a third party who took the items aboard.
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Ateward
Husord
Jicy
Hoth
Frank Cante
Mareetta
Woeo
Bruinport
Roosevelt to Enforce Federal Orders Across Departments
The article reports the President through the Interior Secretary seeking enforcement of federal statutes across departments including the Navy and Public Works. It notes opposition and concerns about overreach, requests for clarifications, and potential limits under existing laws and authority.
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Wanusta
Elilit
Railieduye
Etiwee
Khortal
Avai
Elena Hope
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