Yankees in Yokohama greet fleet after Pacific voyage
Rear Admiral Berry leads the Atlantic battleship fleet into Tokyo Bay after a voyage from the Philippines to Japan. Kearsarge separated and repaired. Ceremonial visits, a garden party, and a Japanese welcome mark the historic arrival amid cheers from thousands of spectators and schoolchildren.
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Philippines
Japan
Kearsarge
Fleet
Tokyo
Berry
Yokohama
American Asiatic Association
Buili
Connecticut
Gero Juin
Umin
Sperry Gu
Weather Forecast for Weet Virginia and Nearby States
Weet Virginia fair on Monday and Tuesday. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio partly cloudy and cooler on Tuesday with fair conditions. North to northeastern winds predicted in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tonsiline claims to cure sore throat and prevent complications
An advertiser promotes Tonsiline as a sole throat remedy that prevents tonsillitis and other diseases by timely use. The copy asserts widespread US sales, endorsements, and that it cures sore throat, urging readers to buy 250 or 500 bottle sizes from She Tonsiline Co. Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
She ‘Tonsiline Co
Canton
Ohio
Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana, Pa
Fragmentary OCR Note From a History Page
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered alphanumeric marks and partial month references May and July. No coherent events, names, places, or actions are readable from the provided text. The snippet appears to be an unreadable ledger or catalog portion with missing context.
Numerous midstate items report crimes and misfortune
In Kittanning a barber Robert Armstrong was fined ten dollars for shooting at a jaybird and killing a robin. Other items note Stanely Michael held for court for stealing bread. Major J. G. McCauley declared bankru pt and other regional notes including drownings, fires, and a water famine threat in Bethlehem and Altoona amid drought.
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Kittanning
Robin Robert Armstrong
Foy
Stanley Michael
Michael
West Chester
J. G. McCauley
Pennsylvania
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Admiral Sperry
Vice Admiral
Wain
Chiuoe
Maaby
Petroit, Toledo and
Trenton
Brainbridge
Moonongah
Fairmont
W. Va
Mengweal No
Ming
Fairmont Coal Company
Union City
Corry
Walon City Manufacturing Comepany
Weather Forecast
New York
W. A. Hamilton
Commission
Atchison
Jan
Pac
Shes
San. & Tex
Kan, & Tex
Distillers
He & 3
West
Penn
R. R
People’s Gas
Reading
Rock Island
St. Paul
Texas
U. S. Rubber UN. Pac
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steel Ptd
Wabash Ptd
Ceteeersee Aly
Sdereee
Chicago
W. A and 18
Marshall
Dee Vrcessellenis Seasecae
Saltsbury
Crattsburg
Westmoreland
M. Hl. Guthrie
Farmers Bank Bldg
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Dewelers
Opticians
Optical Busines Wehrle
Nosr
W. W. Brillhart & Son Opticians
City Methods
The
Hugene Beard Spectacle Co
Pittsburg
Arthur Pryor
Bostonia Fonte Orchestra Creatore
Damrosch
Hauasomecat
Moat
Lesta
Connecticut — Gallery of Fitteburg
Fom Indi Tian Pacis
Sesauuscentennial
ANE
Uncle Hez
Nou Main Street
Johni F. Steving
Undertaker
Indiana
Bel
American Union
Philadelphia St
W. P. Lowry
Optician. Trust Co. Bldg
Postoffice
Allboneny College
Iva
Tri-State News
Scranton
W. W. Scranton
Water Company
New Cradle
Martha Mehard
Charles
Mehard
Browneville
George Powell
Connellsville
Monongahelniver
Monongahela, Pa
J. Provance
Merchant’s of
Youngstown
Marion
James Guthery
la Rue
Girard
Marysville, O
Jonas Miller
Plain City
Harrisburg
William P. Maleham
Elk County
Capitol
John M. Flynn
Springfield
Joseph
Rebecca Byers
Ohio Masonic
J. F. Baldwin
Maurice Snooks
Smith
Frank Snooks
Lebanon
Conden
Warren County
Federal Cistoms
Cincinnati
Fred McDermitt
Morrow
Cerry Miran Harper Peck
New York City
Dainiea
Peek
Jameteca
Altoona
Cunningham
H. Kleinstub’s
Creekside
H. Kleinstub
Indiana Business
Chas
H. Miller
Baths Meat Market
J. R. Bath
Philo. St
John S. Hastings
BANK
Tallarico
Bianco
Phila
St. Indiana
Merchant Tailors
Vogel Bros
Sixth St
Indiana Construction Co
Telaprona No
North Nimill Street
Indiana Steam Laundry
Thomas Bros
J. B. Younkins
St., Indiana
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