02 May 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
1
Report notes unclear text mentions General Por 4 and ex dictator references May. Mentions Senora Pigz leaving Monte Carlo and friends near the Bay, with unclear belief about travel to Mexico. No verifiable events or dates clearly stated.
A fragmented essay explores undetected waves beyond vision and hearing. It ponders unseen colors, beyond violet to infrared and beyond, imagining senses improved to perceive these waves and detect bones, messages, or even wireless signals, sparking thoughts on future perception and technology.
Navy leaders ponder next assignments as occupation solidifies in Vera Cruz. A large harbor force remains, with ships possibly routed along the coast or through the Panama Canal to respond to future needs. Admiral Fletcher's squadron may head to Tampico while General Tunison locks down military control. The civil government under Mer Kerr gains traction, with Mexicans invited to participate more in governance. A U S postal bank is sought to aid soldiers and refugees. Shops and streets bustle as Vera Cruz returns to normal life, though the fortress prison San Juan de Ulua will be left vacant as it is emptied of prisoners and erasing the old penal site.
Washington reports a U S naval steamer was fired upon by Cuban constitutionalist forces as it neared a city along the river. The ship’s helmsman was wounded while a relief boat with Admiral Mayo’s aide and a surgeon was dispatched. Congressional acknowledgment followed with rebels warning they would halt merchant vessels to shield spokesmen. General Maas reports troop expansion moving toward the border under Huerta orders to occupy a point on American soil.
The article discusses early uses of rubber erasers in VTTO and notes a rosy sale of erasing material for marks. It mentions varying views on erasers and hints at historical debates over their function and adoption, with references to figures like Laan Sidi and Cynical View in the context of wartime duties and popular interest.
Fragmented passage recalls Noah and the animals, cites Genesis style counts and sevens, mentions whales and the ark, and riffs on biblical phrasing. The OCR yields garbled words, hindering clear meaning but preserving theme of creation and preservation narratives.
A fragment notes leather dressing as an early occupation of Ivklad people alongside Canadian Indians and Baptanders. It mentions African groups and remarks on their skins, with references to processes and rudest blood in Detroit Free Press.
Governor Hatfield has posted a reward of 200 dollars and Sheriff Ross Stone offers 160 dollars for the capture of Frank Hauletia, a convicted murderer, who, with no other prisoners, escaped from jail in Clarksburg.
An explosion at the Cyroegle Stage company plant in Duchesne kills Frank Whitacre, 22, of Duquesne, and injures six others. The incident occurred during an initial arrival of Between the Acts at the theater venue, prompting questions about safety and the first night crowd's response.
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