Funston's Bold Deception Traps Aguinaldo in 1901
Frederick Funston stages a daring ruse to capture Emilio Aguinaldo. Using native troops in disguise and forged papers, Funston's forces lure Aguinaldo's guards, seize the Philippine leader at his Palawan camp, and deliver him into American hands after a grueling march.
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Frederick Funston
United States Army
Chile
Kansas
Cuba
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Vera Cruz
Funston
Emilio Aguinaldo
Washington
Palawan
Taylor
Twenty-fourth Infantry
San Isidro
Tha T Tme
Baldomero Aguinaldo
Luzon
Vicksburg
Hilario Placido
Casiguran
Presidente
Lacuna
Intec
Dream of Smallpox Warns and Dreads a Physician
A Pathfinder reader recalls a dream in which a tall dark physician declares she has smallpox. After waking she gets vaccinated and encounters fruit vendors accused of spreading disease. A city official argues for caution, suggesting the dream may have warned her or been coincidence, and she remains unsure.
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New York City
Dalton youth forgets horse and buggy after meeting woman
In Dalton Georgia the other evening a young man, attracted by a young woman, rode away from First Methodist church area and completely forgot his horse and buggy. He left the scene soon after, with witnesses noting his distraction.
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Dazzieg
Dalton
Waltss Lens
Ptarmigan plumage changes with seasons noted
The article explains the ptarmigan’s variable plumage with three seasonal changes. It adopts spring, autumn, and winter colors, with a November transition to the final coat of the season to blend with its barren surroundings.
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and events
A garbled historical note presents unclear names and phrases about people and actions. The readable words mention time, a house, a maid, and various miswritten names, offering no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented text in Chariciex language note
A damaged OCR fragment includes unclear phrases and nonsensical terms. The readable portion hints at stylistic circuit chatter without identifiable people places organizations or events.
The Eagle Choice and Franklin's Turkey Vision
A Philadelphia Press piece recounts the debate over America’s national symbols. It details Franklin’s preference for a turkey over the bald eagle, Hancock Adams Jefferson and Franklin’s sketches, and how the eagle finally prevailed with olive branch and arrows, despite Franklin’s opposition.
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America
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
John Hancock
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Hancock
Jefferson
Red Sea
Congress
Branklin
Philadelphia Press
Holding the Shade
A woman explains a hidden blind device to block windows and provide privacy. The design uses top and bottom eyes, side slats, and a concealed cord to raise and lower the curtain, enabling discreet screening and comfort for an aging household.
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Pat Boran
Alai and Ifseecurely In Lower Eere Oya
Clara
Isis
Duane
Out of the Race: Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement
When back pain muscle aches and rheumatic twinges slow you down Foley Kidney Pills promise relief by aiding kidneys in expelling waste. If fatigue or kidney trouble signs appear act promptly. Sold everywhere.
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Ulred
Comparison of Terre Haute Star and Marshall Herald stands out
The Terre Haute Star and Marshall Herald are described as leading papers in their regions. The Star is a metropolitan daily with Associated Press news and market reports, while the Herald of Clark County touts home news and readable local correspondence in a liberal weekly format.
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Terre Haute
Herald
Weil
Marsviall
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Peruna
Selena Tanner
Athens
Ohio
Perunia
Hurst
Valier
Seve
Waller & Core
SPIES
ST Jacos
ST. Louis
Walter
St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat
The
Daily Globe-Democrat
Middle West
Dou
Villa
Pereci
Stev ‘Whita
Marsh Crrven
Tay
OUR National
Turkey
Bubeck & Gallagher
Vandalla Line
West
South North
Palmer
Cement Drain Tile Co
West Union, Ill
F. Behner
Wabash
Plum Street
H. M. Dewey
Pat
Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
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