Seven Wonders of Corea Told in Folkloric Echoes
Fragmentary OCR note discusses the Seven Wonders of Corea or Corea with references to Teitoh and Chinese authority. It rambles through myths of cave wonders, phoenix imagery, temple rites, and ceremonial shaving. It weaves historical curiosities with speculative observations on beauty, mourning rites, and ancient customs.
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Corea
Teitoh
Sutton Miri Fine
Budi
Acre
Suetan Kanti
Adonis
Job
Gil Khies
Monring
Sloe
Geuw
General Brooke reports on experiments and railroad disruption
General Brooke's report details May to August disturbances on the Union Pacific line under federal control with troops restoring traffic. It notes experiments by Captain Ayres including new rifles and revolvers, ammunition logistics, and a shift to pack mules for artillery, plus policy to promote Indigenous agriculture to offset costs near Fort Washuile.
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Waasiixeton
Huhiy
Angiat
Hrooke
Mair
Brooke
Ayres
Fort. Washulie
Nay
American Jubilee Congress Opens in New York
Delegates from Salvation Army districts pour into New York to mark General Booths arrival and welcome with events in Union Square and Carnegie Music Hall. Accommodations for 3000 delegates, 1000 officers, and 120 staffers arranged as the congress runs a week with a U.S. tour to follow Nevada? (Note: OCR fragments indicate a broad U.S. tour and notable speakers)
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Noudende
Salvationieia
Tate
New York
Salvation Army
General Booth
Orgunidation
United States
Ooth
Honus
Brooklyn
Adjadant
New Jersey
Union Square
Inter
Altgeld
Suator Vaimiur
Wlinois
Nelson
Minnesota
Vruucis
Mik Wouri
Alix and Directum race outcome and related events
Alix wins the Second Half heat amid large crowd as Directum withdraws before the third race. Mentions weather, crowd size, a veterinary issue, and racing actions. Other items note a Postal Telegraph vs Avanti case and Princeton Yale football concessions amid a national chess tournament opening in New York with notable players.
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Pirot
Musrio Fane
Mervronn
Rave
Tad Fina
Ayant
Alleat
Alix
New York
Union Square
Stefnite
Gompers and Powderly in Labor Conflict Critique
The Knights of Labor denounces Samuel Gompers and Powderly, accusing them of hasty rhetoric in a recent speech. The federation critiques Gompers as uncourageous while pledging to consider jurisdictional feuds and possible penalties for including their opponents in future delegations to the General Assembly in New Orleans.
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Momambvita
Knights of Labor
Gompera
American Federyation of Labor
Powdorly
Washington
Knights of Laboe
Powilerly
New Army Regulations Near Completion Across Commands
The army moves toward final approval of a comprehensive regulations volume covering discipline, precedence, promotions, uniforms, pay, and numerous formalities. Prepared by War Department officials and a team led by Lt. Jobin Tl. Franch, the work aims to reflect decades of orders and customs while updating to standardize practices across Army life.
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Genaess Schotickt
War Departments
Congress
Regulus
War Department
Corbin
Gilinova
Unveoek
Severug
Wasixtant
Jobin Tl. Franch
Sehoueld
Unis
Haron Storbon
Winfeld Scott
Cyre
Poison in Coffee Supposedly Tied to Hospital Case
A torn report claims strychnine was found in coffee at a county hospital. Corina was ill, and witnesses noted the poison traces, suggesting a Chinese worker implicated after a dispute with a steward.
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Londen
Special Session Call by Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union issued a call for a special season of prayer and devotion on Wednesday next week as a prelude to the national convention held in Cleveland in November. The program includes three divisions from 9:45 am to 4:40 pm with prayer, debates on national and world outlook, and organized by each local union.
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Knooknys
Woman's Chilation Temperance Union
Amblas
Cleveland
Ama
Boma
Pia
Inoal
Eoaney
Attoige
Huw
Lanetis
Kaxhoeis
Scorland
Talon
Dasigoor Watson
Hengor
Donraven
Valkyrin
Nodas
Fifa
Janes Gurdon
Bill Little Chaice
Lincup
New York
Watson
Dunraven
Cleaves
Aunate
House
District of Columbia
Fortifien- Hous
Iu Hiaiver
Nuin
Hee
Vigilance Prevents Springfield Express Hold Up
A county force disrupted a planned robbery by a cattle theft gang operating between Jerseyville and Alton. Six suspected participants were arrested as officials closed in, thwarting the planned assault on the Springfield express car at Kop. The gang had plotted a complex hold up and confessed in the course of the investigation.
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Jmely Arrowt
Gang of
Semsorren
Jorkns
Springfield
Jerseyville
Alton
Pang
Expres
Datwaon McClustrey
Ternogville
Anta Tras
Ante Baye Neni
Lindale
Annales Entomologiquas
France
SUA
Daner
Copenhagen
Pilmr
Ari
Thy Island
Neas
ANOTHER JAP VICTORY CAPTURE OF PORT ARTHUR REPORTED
The latest dispatches describe Japan gaining control of Port Arthur after a series of land and sea moves along the Liaodong coast. Chinese defenses are weakened as Japanese ships patrol the gulf and fortifications at the harbor are described as extensive with docks and workshops ready for ship repair.
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Arthur
Mikado
Pakin
Miohipinese
Che Hoa
Laing
Tokio
Shan Tung
Chee Foo
Artin
Alt
Velen
Yalu
Port Arthur
Japan
China
Pekin
Worth Arthur
Levoy
Gulf of Po Chi Li
Gulf
Port Arthurs
Widlhion
Wel HalWet
Brunswick
Cha Doo
Mobile
Gal_veston
Feliu
Vera Cruz
Lord Runraven
Navy budget debates and ship construction outlook
The article surveys navy spending debates led by Secretary Herbert, noting delays and proposed appropriations for the next fiscal year. It describes projected costs for battleships and cruisers, impact on shipyards, and the risk of layoffs if funding lags. It also mentions Mayport and Youster Harbor improvements and a call for broader wartime production capacity.
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Binet
Feilinaton
Wawunoran
Uncle San
Mont
Treasury de Parhiine
Uwerberts
Jay
Chase
Congress
Adasi
Aten
Ahhinery
Nuyy
S.tinhue
Dent
Tie Gow Dey Doele
Mayet Saint
Neal
Youster Hlurbor Island
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau Chigts
Iterenbe
Hownivy
Ant Hy
wBry
Versalx
Herbert
Aemor Pluto
UA Thone
Nolo Sam
Huil
The Port Years and Poetic Fragments Across Time
A fragmentary verse sequence echoes Longfellow Whittier and others with refractions on time past and nature. Names such as Wales, Lettan Jones, and Jamies TD appear amid jagged lines, recalling a reading of literary history through maritime and seasonal imagery.
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Longfellow
Whittier
Mrs. Browning
Caroline Bocker
Engham
Helliah
Wales
Lettan Jones
Fragmented Ledger of Names and Places in Jumbled Text
A garbled OCR style fragment lists scattered names, dates, and places with no clear narrative. It mentions ANT, The Jet Peged Heer, Ant party, Wells, Tignravenint, Mey Hint, and June. the passage lacks coherent context or events.
Antiquities of the Rev. W. Scott Watson collection discussed
A fragmentary notice reviews the Milenitivent collection from Heath Waits af dutinithins Louritless the most completa, tracing coins and medals from Syria to Jerusalem era. It notes Phoenician, Herodian, and Roman specimens, bilingual inscriptions in Hebrew and Greek, and the influence of Greek on early coins. It mentions tablets from the Merodiau family and Roman governors and touches on linguistic shifts linked to early texts. The piece also covers health notes in a separate, unrelated section.
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W. Scott Watson
Luttoninirg
Nid
Syria
Ollesteoitih
Serlés Ara Bvo
Simon Matcabaoua
Watson
John I Hyccamis
Ete
Emperoea Angvieus
Wberias
Claudiva
Nira
Merodiau
Revelix
Siuion Nusi
Mosteviers Staningh
Fragmented OCR Notice of Names and Phrases
The readable text shows scattered names and phrases with no clear event. It mentions Anis Catarrh Caro Liallevsl cura and a misaligned list of terms, dates, and places, including York and Cundigeland, rendered in garbled form. No coherent incident or outcome emerges from the fragments.
Unclear historical note yields fragmented dialogue
Text presents garbled dialogue with misspellings and broken phrases about a man and a woman, asking about someone named Alan. The readable parts suggest a conversational scene with perspiration and questions about identity, but concrete facts or context are missing.
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