Court filings amid seven years of suffering reading today
A chaotic OCR fragment reports court filings and medical testimonials about long term female illnesses. It mentions Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and appeals to readers about remedies. The text also references Army Navy football game planning and potential dates and venues, with uncertain details scattered throughout.
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Laupreme Court
Waurtka
Ohio
Trent
Amn
Jaxerre Bates
Huntington
Lydia B. Pinkham
Rector racing against death in Hawaii to Connecticut leave
Rev Canon White Short rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Wailuku leaves on the S S Honoluran for the coast en route to Connecticut to reach his aged father over 74 and critically ill. He obtained leave approval from the bishop and vestry for two months. Rev Canon Boedell and Rev Canon Weymouth set to cover duties in Wailuku and Lahaina during the absence.
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Wailuku
Canon Whi
Short
Protestant Episcopal Church
S. 8
Honoluran
Fother, Connecticut
Restarick
Wal- Juku
Adwance
Canon Boedell of
Labaton
Mr. Short
Wadlukty
Revi Canon Weymouth
Lahaina
Unsalable Standard Oil Stock Shocks New York Market
A chaotic notice describes Standard Oil stock becoming unsellable in New York. It claims the stock’s value vanished after a government directive, notes failed trading attempts, and hints at a collapse of the New Jersey-identified issue with legal ramifications and buyer restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard
Standard OF of
New Jersey
Sentertay
Captain of Marine Corps Divorced in Reno
Mrs Cora Isabel Avraham Wescott obtained a divorce from Charles T. Wescott Jr, a captain in the U S Marines, formerly stationed at Mare Island and then Governor's Island. She alleges severe cruelty drinking to excess, sporadic money shortages, and borrowing from friends and abroad to support the family, including a period in Manila where she secured funds through a temporary post.
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Reno
Nev
Mra
Cora Isibel
Avraham Wescott
Charles T. Wescott Jr
United States Marines
Mare Liedland
Taand
Weaditt
United States
Manila
Duke of Weat
MRS NAONE PASSES AWAY IN HAWAIIAN ISLE COMMUNITY
Mrs Naone dies at 1 a m at her Kawalahao Inn home aged about 60. Wife of Analstant Inanter Nuone of the Hawaiian Hand Med church member and longtime Kawalahao resident. They marked their thirtieth wedding anniversary. A daughter and son survive. Funeral today at 4 p m at Kawahino cemetery with the Salvation Band led by Captain Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Nuone
Analstant Inanter Nuone
Kawalahao Inne
Kawalahao Church
Resular
Onehildeon
Kawahino
Vawation Band
Berger
Rockefeller Gives Another Million to Medical Institute
August 22 report states John D. Rockefeller donated another one million dollars to the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research. Rockefeller is reported to be at his Cleveland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Institute of Medical Research
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Cleveland
Sousa to headline two Bijou Theater concerts
W D Ama, captain of the SS Mas kura, informed by wire that IPport will host two Sousa concerts on Tuesday at the Bijou Theater. Matinee at 3 PM and an 8 PM show with tickets on sale at Bergstrom Music Company. Most seats still available for the matinee, and both performances are expected to sell out.
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Thoweheh Mun Leen
Philadelphia
Anupolus
Naval Academy
Miliary
Naval Academies
Tein
Trix
Army
Navy
National League Park
Franklin Field
Army and Navy Journal
Bergstrom Music CO
Bergstrom Music Company
Keeler to Deliver Farewell Reading Tonight
California poet Charles Keeler will give a farewell reading in the Alexander Young Hotel concert room at 7:30 tonight. The program features his own varied poems and a fine reader, following a noted Inn reading. The audience is expected to be small and appreciative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keeler
California
Alexander Young Hotel
Mr. Keeler
Ambassador O'Brien Reluctant on Immigration and Talks
Retiring ambassador to Japan Thoman J. O'Brien, en route to Rome, avoided discussing immigration and other current questions. He said he was not familiar with the oil ingham bill provisions and would not be excluded like the Chinese. O'Brien will stay in Washington then travel to Grand Rapids Michigan before taking up his new post.
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Thoman J. O'Brien
Japan
Rome
Inter Allon
Haholulu
O'Firlen
Washiton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hin New Pont
Waldron Set for New Year as Commercial Club President
Waldron, returning from a six week Pacific voyage, is elected president of the Commercial Club in advance. Local residents also favor Waldron for next Manoa Valley Improvement head. Judge Cooper, current president, may stay on. Waldron is praised for public service. New York agriculture probes gypsy moth report from Lenox Maxi, noting spread to Batiahirs.
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FL. Waldron
Makurn
Pacife Conant
Hhe
Commercial Club
Manon Valley
Manoa Vailey Improvement
Judge Cooper
I 109
Mr. Waldron
New York State Department of Agriculture
Lenox
Maxi
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Sousa
Mrs. Naone
Keeler
Waldron
Honolulu Amusement Company, Ltd
Savoy Theater
Ayesha
Earnett
Empire Theater
Coffman and Carroll
Banty
Louise Bright
Vaudeville
Fox
Claire Sharpahooting Cowboys
Miss
William Tell
Aljov Theater
Allen Doane
Edna Kelley
Toset
Brin
Charlie
Vivian and Allen
Kunz and
Kunz
Whitney & Marsh
California Post
A. N. Sanford
Weeton
Tha
All Publishing Company
Jane Ke
Limunber Aritemaer Vb
P. A. CG. Ve
Hawaiio 2d. A.C. Ve
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Neeland
fifa @ Son's sporting department
Tntrance
King Intreat
M. A. Gunats
L. B. Kerr & CO
Alakea Street
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