SORRORS OF U.S. ARMY Rites of punishment and initiation tale
A historical account describes harsh military punishments such as bucking and gagging and forced labor in the guardhouse, including a notorious case where a drunk soldier was buried in a sand trench with guards watching. It recounts later protests, a hospital retreat, and a push for revising the military code. It also notes ancient labor strikes as early as 1400 B C during temple construction for Pharaoh.
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Washington
Thebes
General Lawton Sacrificed In Philippine Fight
The article honors General Henry Ware Lawton noted for courage in the Philippines during the Manila campaign. It recounts his fearless leadership in San Mateo and his death near Manila while directing an attack against insurgents. It mentions his rise from private to brevet colonel and his reputation as one of America’s most valuable military figures.
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Gui
Lawton
Ile
San Mateo
Tania
Wiisstadt
Manila
Coulige
Resulors
W Ben
Lus Dean
Widis
Geo Layton
Hagit Sud
Yiu Paul
Dinger
Tanton
Wanlattan
Sind
Port Wayne
Ind
Nath Bising
Indiana
Harvard Universlty
Sheridan
Sherman
Fourth Cavalry
Geronimo
Sao Carlos Reservation
Miles
Deserta
Lrayton
Liveton
Aliles
Dicke-out Lawton
Tentenant Cotours
Volanteera
Buutlugo
E Caney
Anderson
Son Apel
Santa Cruz
Asig
San Rafael
San Isidro
Jac Kinley
Tazo
Layton
Wan
Philippines
Banta Crus
Genecan
Gens
Young
Aguinaldo
Tun bin
Geroniy
Tayog
California
House
Senate
Roberts Wives and heir to Brigham Roberts saga unfolds
The piece chronicles Brigham H. Roberts amid bigamy indictments and his three Utah wives living separately near Salt Lake City, with background on his early army career including service under Sheridan and Sherman, Geronimo pursuit, and role in the Philippine war culminating in Lawton’s death and pension efforts.
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Rolmers
Boude
Centreville
Mes
Roberts
Gentenville
Maggie Shipp Rosette
East Lake City
United States
Brigham EH. Roberts
Congreve
Utah
Uta
C. 4. Roberts
Celia Dibble Jtoberte
Tive
Salt Lake City
Maggie Shipp Hoberts
Rashad Chief Judge Aloo Mu soph
An account recalls Aloo Mu soph, chief judge of Rashad in the Calle Hadee region, famed for restraint and honesty. He admits limits to his knowledge, insisting the caliph pays him for what he knows, not for speculation, preventing rash judgments amid mystery.
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Tera
Rashad
Aloo Musoph
Edo
Impressive initiation and secret society claims arise
A mocked report details an initiation claim connected to a loan application. The text references an implied secret society and a groom named Geeratgroomn of Yinte, suggesting a coded or mistaken report rather than a clear event.
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Geeratgroomn
Yinte Warracive
Fragmentary World War II Era Soldier Letter From India
A damaged note from the Philippines era recounts a soldier writing home about injuries and a plea for money. The text is garbled with misread words and missing letters, showing personal concerns, family references, and a request for sending funds. The source appears as a fragment from the Atinota Constitution.
Hullanders Smoke Meat and Hollaniers in Hortiecra Tradition
A fragment describes Hullanders Smoke Meat and the Hollaniers as deeply rooted in Hortiecra culture, noting their smoking of meat and humidity in their craft. Mentions Kalle, tolaces, and boatmen of Holland measuring distances amid fog.
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Kalle
Holland
Cortlal Relations Mea. Sion-My buchagd bag grown very fussy
Mrs. Qoldeal says her husband has become difficult of late years yet calms when they are married. San Francisco Exacilucy reports this remark as a light note on household relations.
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Cortlal
Sion
Marie
Qoldeal
San Francisco
Population surge in Jerowlem raises Kebrew share
Jerowlem's population is rapidly increasing with current estimates around 45 000 residents. About 2000 of the inhabitants are Kebrews, indicating a notable minority growth within the city.
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Termsalem
Jerowlem
Armoric Relie of Quebec Curio in British Museum
Fragmentary text notes a cash on Thich Wolfe and the capture of Quebee as curiosities in the British Museum. Mentions seeking the best lawyer in town and that the law aids the best lawyer. The excerpt is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Armoric Relie
Quebec
Thich Wolfe
Quebee
British Museum
Wealth of Li Hung Chang Wealth of Li Hung Chang
The article portrays Li Hung Chang as the era’s prominent Chinese figure reputed as possibly the richest man alive. It claims he amassed vast wealth by exploiting soldiers and labor, profiting from rice, government contracts, and customs duties. It notes his power, influence, and notoriety, including extensive money lending and pawnshop activity across Pechili province.
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Jome
Li Hung Cuang
North Dakota
Hle
Hla
Abi
Pechili
Aupreme
Gulf of
Fuower
Ovar
Hhis Frower
Aci
Li Hang Chang
Kveg Chang
British cavalry weights and mounts debated in war horses
A historical note argues over ideal cavalry mounts for campaigns, comparing Arab and American stock to Indian country horses and European breeds. It cites Omar campaign experience, weight carrying capacity, stamina, and the practicality of grass-fed horses for sustained warfare.
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Omdurman
Byriso Arata
Lie
Thoge Poli
India
America
South Africa
Timea
San Francisco Chronic
Law as interpreted and on the liability of cities and co signs
A compilation of court dicta on obligations and duties across cases. It covers a surety's right to prove debt against an insolvent estate and obtain dividends, city liability for pesthouse damages, a deed's effect on a child's interest, and limits on city bonds for street paving and repairs. Notable rulings include a Virginia case on surety rights, a Florida or Michigan note on window glass negligence, and an Oregon ruling denying a bond for pavement maintenance beyond contract defects.
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Pace Va
Pace
Clayton
E. Henderson
Mable, Nee
Morris Va. Caudle J
Detsur
B. Stroh Brening Company
Mich
L.A
Portland
Portland Bituntinous Paving and Iheprovesient Company
Ore
Magnificence and pollings in a dental tale
A quirky narration frames magnificence as perception varyingly tied to a dental encounter. A patient asks a dentist to “take a look at its teeth,” the dentist notes admiration but struggles with meaning. The scene hints at questions of value, choice, and succession in a playful puzzle.
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Eald
Diary Fragment Reveals Hospital Humor and Misread Word Play
A patient recalls a doctor letter to a lady and a joke about a wordy phrase. The physician laughs at his own scrawl while reading aloud, reflecting on wit and misinterpretation in a hospital setting.
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Tre
Conversion of Ball Fighter Gurrtta of Cordova Noted
Guerrtta of Cordova, once the most popular of Spanish ball Agu testas, experienced religious awakening and withdrew from the Voll ring. He visited Our Lady of the Pilar at Saragossa, became convinced a long tower hair marked the torrero, and his band members followed this change.
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Guerrtta
Cordova
Our Lady of the
A Famous Begie Mentioned At Royal Boagie Hotel
A garbled OCR excerpt references a scene at the Royal Boagie Hotel in Ryde near Wiakt. It mentions an eagle motif on a mer a famous adopter and a connection to Arctica cop-is bow Se segn, with unclear names and places.
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Royal Boagie
Ryde
Wiakt
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