Century of Brazilian Independence Centennial Exposition
A long draft discusses Brazil's independence from Portugal, the 1822 moment of “Independence or Death” and the later republic era. It describes a 1822-1824 sequence, the imperial era, and Exposition plans in Rio de Janeiro to showcase agriculture, industry, and art with U.S. representation and Pan American context.
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Dickinson Sherman
Jay Souls
Tle
Goverier
Tyre
Ferdlinand
Spain
Pelebrate Indepeniones
Argentina
Letivia
Caheambia
Indy
Ecvador
Maresguay
Peru
Uruguay
Bros
Brazil
Portugal
Revell
Rio Deo Sineiro
Thill
Rio de Taneire
Bay of
Guanabara
Seger
Oriter
Avenida Hie Branco
Republic
Avenida Rio Branco
Avenida
Kilo de Daneiro
Avenida Rid Brince
Monroe Palace
United States
Har
Eterno Pifeing
Poertariestts
Unite Rioters
Deane Derby
Breglae
DSS
PN Tie
Colones
Algories
John VI
Horns Jedinenti
Jobin
Dom Pedro
Sho Paulo
Alm
Ypiranga
Langworthy Marchant
Bulletin
The
Pan American Union
Jose Bonifacio de Andradi E Silva
Empire
Dom Pedro Primeiro
Pernambuco
Princess in exile a Russian tale reaches New York
A damaged, fragmentary report recounts a Russian princess connected to the royal circle who fled to Europe and later reached the United States. The narrative hints at family tragedy, royal connections, and a moonlit voyage before settling with relatives in New York, amid sparse details and OCR garble.
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Nustian Anatorracy
Vreeried Schl
Vanlehed
Fourth Street
New York
Riga
Barnum's Estimate Was Far Too Small
Mired in garbled text, a chaotic report references detectives, bets, and wagers at Atlantic City. It hints at a scheme around gambling losses and a plan to pay winnings, with scattered names and locations obscured by OCR errors. The fragment suggests a public intrigue over a betting event and possible fraud, but lacks coherent facts.
Jaws of Death and Cavalry Charge Referenced in War Tale
A garbled recount blends scenes from the Charge of the Light Brigade with a Civil War era cavalry action. It notes Lord Raglan ordering rapid front advance and mentions a Captain Noten Gas Poon Abhteemnagy, plus references to a railway worker retirement and a veteran’s service in colonial conflicts from 1857 to a 19th century siege.
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Walle
Hell
Light Brigade
Shelatlata
Noten Gas
le Cotemender
Lord Raglan
Daahay
Leran
Ieglan Wiahes
Geeren
Emmy
Sears
Dows Pathe and
Cedar Palisa
New York Girls Trek From Gotham to Yosemite Park
Three New York girls Frances Nabut Laure Kerr and Alicia Deruse walked to Yosemite National Park and plan to return. They recall stark changes in outdoor gear from skirts to hiking pants and note East Coast skepticism turning to Western openness. Their journey included encounters with grasshoppers in Wyoming and suitors in Montana, and a gypsy who shadowed them for three days.
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Erced
Cai
New York
Gotham
Yocemite Nathone Park
Frances Nabut
Glaure Kerr
Alicia” Deruse
Efrealley
Miss Druss
L&inch
Wyoming
Montana
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Independence Hall
Fedro I
Vedro
Brug
Ene AO
Dotelao
Russia
Alitington
Ivan Techernitischem
Nussiae Aristerracy
Eichine
Davie
Prinewes
Labor Department
Fight Acres
Pepe
Owlet
Barnum
York
Vitoria
Lee Loren
India
South Africa
Jane
Iowa
Miss Nabut