War's Victims in Naval Battles and Wounded Ratios
A historical analysis discusses wartime losses focusing on death tolls and injuries in naval engagements. It cites the 1894 Nongdo and Yalu battles between China and Japan, detailing shells, casualties, and injury distribution among sailors and officers. The report notes high shellbursts cause severe damage and examines wound patterns across ranks and body regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMS
China
Japan
Nongdo
Yalu
Seaon
Yalo
Welfal-Wel
Cuba Forest Trade Revival After War Ends
The piece argues Cuba will reopen mahogany and cedar exports to the United States once Spain relinquishes control. It notes wartime damage, a 12 to 18 month recovery, and predicts strong revenue gains for Cuba up to 50 million dollars annually under a stable government, with US relations strengthening trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tates
Spain
Cuba
South Atlantic
Gulf
Penate
Unitedates
Air quality claim by aeronaut on ascent effects
An aeronaut says air at the earth's surface and at half a mile up is equally pure to the eye but feels like "solid dust" after descent. He compares muddy puddle water to pure spring water to illustrate the difference in air perception during ascent and return.
Dyspepsia Advice From Doctors Cited In Inquiry
A fragmented note asks about handling dyspepsia and medical queries. It mentions physicians, care routines, and the need for expert guidance as the text hints at a medical discussion without clear conclusions. The passage reads like a clipped medical inquiry from a historical page.
Boots Sold by Private Murphy to Corporal in Pay Day Delay
An officer discovers boots missing as Private Murphy admits taking them for eighteen pence. The boot transaction reveals the corporal who bought them would have paid two shillings if payday had occurred, causing a collapse of the officer.
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Murphy
Desert Land Final Proof notices and claims
A long OCR filled item lists multiple Desert Land Final Proof notices for Lamar Colorado region with names such as J. M. Waine, Asa Brigham, W. A. Merrill, John F. McDowell, Sarah E. Cooper, William B. Riley, and witnesses from Granada, Holly, Carlton, and Lamar. It documents filings, dates, and required proof before registers and receivers, with various township ranges and claim numbers referenced.
Desert Land Final Proof Notices From Lamar Colorado
Several desert land final proof notices filed in Lamar Colorado list claimants including Nancy Ann Huot Eva E Cunningham and Welly Todd with hearings before the local land office. W witnesses named include L M Markham J A Wilson W Adt and E Cooper all of Lamar. Notices specify irrigation and reclaiming land and hearings set for late July and early July with witnesses from Lamar and Holly Colorado.
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U.S. Lawn
Lamar
Coro
Samuel W.good
L. M. Markham
J. A. Wilson
Adt
E_ Cooper
Colo
W. A. Menus
Usrren Srates
Lanpree Laman
Eva E. Cunningham
Denver
Lavaad H. Ri
Coker
Dowell
M. Conley
Holly
Ian W. A. Merane
Register
Lamar County notices final proof claim invalidated
In June 1695 at Lamar, an office notice lists a settler who must prove possession by cultivation to validate a claim. Names include J H Koen, L L Koen, M Koen and Maynard Koen of Lamar, with receiver L A Mexaitn, Register, as authority.
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Laxp
Lamar, Corp
ICE
Setuer
Lama
Alam G. Wen
Sktehpeton
J. H. A. Koen
EL L. Koen
LM Robinson
Maynard Koen
Allef Lamar
Colo
W A. Mexaitn
Register
Notice for Publication for Eva R. De Lea in Lamar Colorado
Notice in Lamar Colorado announces Eva R. De Lea heir of Ora Thompson seeks to prove continuous residence and cultivation for land in Sec 4 Twp 22S Rg 48W P M. Hearing before Hans ister and Receiver on August 3, 1906 at Lamar. Names Horace Friebie Charles Rempeothal William Fletcher Henry Beaver as witnesses from Lamar.
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Laxo
Lasar Coto
Biaede Colo
James L. KhorEi
Oh P.M
Ape
Stephen A. Scott
N. L. Bradgleimmar
Colorado
Laxp
Lanan
Coro
Daly
Hansister
Lamar
Eva R. de Lea
Horace Friebie
Charles Rampenthal
William Fletcher
Henry Beaver
Evan. de Lea
Ora Thompson
H. B
Trusteess sale of Herbas property in Prowers County Colorado
Trustee Frank G. Patterson announces sale of the Slaters land in Prowers County Colorado. Property includes north halves of sections 14, township 22S range 47W, about 60 acres with irrigation water rights from Arkansas River Canal. Secured by deed of trust for $1500 with interest and coupons. Sale to occur August 11, 1808 at the Denver county courthouse front door.
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Hereas
William P. James
Prowers
Colorado
Henry J. Aldrich
Arkansas River Land, Reservoir and Canal Company
Prowers County
Colorado Securities soreDainy
Tsuis
Tremont Street
Court House
Denver
Arapahoe County
State of
Frank G. Patterson
Herbas
Eupiie M. Slater
el M
Slater
County of Prowers
State of Colorado
State
Towit
Meridian Fontainink
la Junta and
Lamar Canal
Corfey
Colorado Securities Company
Zilpha M. Slater
Elwyn M. Slater
County Court House
Araphoe County
Summons in Colorado case to restore deed and quiet title
The People of the State of Colorado vs John H Flarity C E Hilton and heirs In Lamar Prowers County on June 17 1908 the district clerk issues a summons requiring appearance and answer within twenty days if served in county or thirty days if served out of county or by publication The action seeks to restore the record of a deed conveying parts of section 30 township 22 range 46 and to quiet title due to loss of deed and destruction by fire and to avoid default judgment
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State of
Colorado
John H. Flarity
C. E. Hilton
Samuel Hill
Samuel Hull
Prowers County
Range 46
E. Hilton
Amy Ke
Lamar
Said County
A.D
Sal & G. H. Downer
Secret Societies and Lodges Schedule Listing
A scanned notice lists Ovman Chapter No 22 A A M Laman Loner No 90 I C C F Lamarz Loner No 86 and Woodmen of the World LamarCamyr No 36 with meeting nights and officers. Also K O T M Lamak Tent No 15 Granada Societies A F and A M Granxana Lopes No 72 and 1 0 F Granxana Lopar No 78 join monthly or weekly gatherings at Masonic hall and local venues with listed officers and clerks.
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Ovman
A.J. Horren
H. P. L. Wirt Markham
A. M
At & Lim
Oes
Order
J.G. Born
N. G. A. Vax Devska
Lamak
Masonic Hall
J. H. Myers
Com
Granada Societies
A. F
J. W. Romxson
W. M
L. McParrson
Jas, Banciay
N.G
Local church services and gatherings listed with times
United Presbyterians hold Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and a meeting at 7 p.m. all invited. Corey, pastor at Laman, also hosts Breaching recitation at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday, Sunday school 9:30 a.m. and monthly Friday afternoon meetings. May Valley and Croonen churches announce Sunday services and Sunday school times. M E churches hold Sunday services and evening meetings with youth groups invited.
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United Presbyterians
Minrord Trppan
M. BE. Cucren
Laman
Recaer
Corey
Crvercn
Mands m. Ww.c. T. UL
Presb. Po
Pri
Nora Faisne
Morin
Secy
May Valley
Grawana M. E. Crooren
J.C. Alperson
Catm.e.chareh
Leey M. NowExs
Dona Nerson
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Mr. Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Wm Seffer
Myers
Deseret Land
J. M
L. Cox
Charies
W. HM
Kair
Cale
Tee
U. & Lase
PSS
Tae
Secon
Elaum
Amd
Cotorsio
Bn Wilcox
Ett A. Mamas
U.S
W. A. Meanitt
W. A. Menert
Ustrep Starks Laxp
Lasag, Co
Atin Te Hewert
Thureday
Onstate
W. B. Riley
Granaila
Cole
Cole, Merrill, Register
Core
John F. McDowell
E. Regier
Said
Grapada
G. D
Carlton
M. Conly
W. ‘Oker
W. A. Mecaine
Desert Land
Roos
Sarah E. Cooper
Lam ‘Olc
W. Ge Je
W. C. Gould
JM Markham
W. A. Merrill
Regis
William B. Riley
Granada
Ss Nw
New Meen
George D. Gibson
J. F. McMcDowell
W. Coker
Bally Cole
W. A. Menzity
Ales
Raadest
Isco
BK. Cooper
F Markham
J. A. Wikos
Dzzyre
W. A. Mexetns
Ter
Amy Racers
Pantatsee
The
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado Points
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Boston
New York
J. P. Hall
Lawrence St
Local Directory
B. Faulkner
M. McKenzie
Lawlers
M. L. Stewart
Orehours
Williams
J. Hottel
Maxwell
J. L. Mavrien
Sec'y
Register-Journal
Lawar Register
Kansas City Weekly Journal
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