War era quotes and snippets from naval commanders
A garbled OCR compilation of quotes attributed to figures such as Commodore Dewey, Captain Capron, Lieut Wainwright, Captain Gridley, and Captain Mackey ONeill, among others. The text references engagements, signals, and the Battle of Manila Bay with scattered phrases about battle readiness and vengeance. The legibility is poor, but the content preserves named individuals and wartime sentiments.
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PNP Alol
Hage
Col. Wood
Mige
Dewey
Llauila
Lieut
Wainwright
Cervorna
Pola Plenio
Sam Mon Mie
Talia
Jieves
Allyn I. Capron
Weary
Germany
Taeut
Dobaon
Adrian Bompaon
Mackey O'Neill
Hough
Kailey
Ward
Beatie
Miniln
Butt
Gridley
Olytopia
Anthony
Maine
Corbin
Alger
Long Cone
Gloucester
Chirk
Board of Strategy
Condition of the Chops Anguat Report of the Statiatician
The Agricultural Department presents an Anguat condition report showing state and national wheat and corn averages. It lists Ohio South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri values, noting corn 34 725 points below last month and wheat mixed with various regional readings.
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Anguat
Statiatician
Agricultural Department
Zugaet
Ohio
Sudlana
Ulinela
Mixesurt
Kanaan
Trauka
Minneella
North Dakota
Dakota
Nebraska
Lown
Pestilence Rages in Corea Alarming Reports From Peninsula
Reports from Hong Wong describe a deadly pestilence wiping Corea, with fever and filth driving high death rates in towns and villages. Keonle shows lower mortality, while outlying areas suffer severe per thousand fatalities. The health board struggles to coordinate containment efforts amid widespread fear.
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Waria
Peninania
Hong Wong
Corea
Eithes
Commission Goes To Hawai I Descriptions of Mariposa Voyage
The steamer Mariposa sails from San Francisco late Wednesday night bound for Hawaii carrying Cullom Morvan and Witt to Honolulu. The voyage is tied to the Hawaiian commission and the arrival of troops and provisions for ongoing operations.
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Maripossa
Cullom
Morvan
Witt
Honoluin
Smaripewa
Ban Jraneinen
Nawaii
Nawaiian Comzanlonera
Culluta
Marzan
American Congress
Jubilee Jubilee Postponed and Yokohama Storm Toll
A national peace jubilee planned for Cuengo in October has been postponed to a later date in May or June due to insufficient preparation time. The heroes of the army and navy were to attend. A violent storm near Yokohama, Japan caused loss of life and extensive property damage.
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Cuengo
Yokohouma
Japan
Carnival Week at Sioux City Promises Big Attractions
The article describes preparations for a grand carnival in Sioux City with plans for a major midway, new attractions from L. Benyakar of Streets of All Nations, and a one fare rate proposed by Sioux City railways for festival week. It highlights community excitement, parade features, and anticipated attendance, plus notes on conspirations about flowers and a light humor item about a husband returning home late.
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Texieen
Sivas
Peters
St. Nerve
Artisie
Ureelzy
Esretien
Pieinreague
Uidera Matushay
Tin City
Tee le
L. Benyakar
Omaha
Carnival Association
Sioux City
Indian Dances and Festivals At The Exposition
This report covers a ceremonial gathering with Sioux and multiple tribes performing dances. Descriptions highlight costumes, performances, and a range of tribal participants from Rad River, Chippewa, Cheyenne, Crow Creek, Standing Rock, and many more. Notable figures include Mrs. Knowns-No-Fear and Miss Rides-the-Wind. The Indian congress aims to educate about rites and social practices through exhibitions and festivals.
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Urses
A. Cocsniss
Tmk
Sencke Mazer
Mr. Maher
Grown
Anc
Asaini
Fite
Athuish
Knowns-No-Fear
Rides
The
Indian Congress
Sergeant Lee and the goose bluff in Civil War tales
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Civil War era scenes. A bluffer is exposed by General Lee when a goose is claimed by a forager, with soldiers recalling a Hoosier stealing colors and a foraging whisky flask, plus a tale of a barrel of powder at Winchester and improvised transport.
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Erin
D—I
Lee
Indiana
Mississippi
Cap
Winchester
Abercrombie
Leavies Cochran
ricUy
Soldier Higgins and valor at V I siege amid Civil War chaos
Fragmentary reminiscences recount Mas Higgins, a color bearer in the siege of V 1 assault in May, the retreat, and a witness affidavit. The article also notes a Chinaman volunteer and a Paris royal order on pocket handkerchiefs, with scattered Civil War era anecdotes.
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Mas I. Higgins
Bal
Minois
Second
Texas
Wien
Lim
Higgins
Medak
Washington Sta
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