Marines Enter Puerto Rico Town Amid Welcome and Aftermath
The report describes U S troops greeted with enthusiasm at Yauco Puerto Rico, as General Wilson’s forces establish control. Volunteers flee and are disarmed, Spaniards are hunted, stores reopen with rising prices, and relief efforts mix with looting and vengeance, while authorities seek orderly arrests and protections for civilians. The piece notes American merchants resuming trade, prices recall, rice scarce, and the tense mood as occupation progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Bis Fares
Vance
Juan
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Synduan
Pemlig
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Wiaon
Sete
Uberty
Wilson
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Americin
Oath of Bisarak and a Long, Tangled Tale of People and Places
A dense, fragmented report touches on oath taking, royal figures, factories, and a sundry cast including Dr Boharaingen and others. It roams across venues and events, naming places, people, and possible trials, with spectral references to power, wealth, and scandal.
Fragmented OCR note on local figures and events
Readable fragments reference named individuals and places but lack coherent narrative. The text mentions Florida, military or civic groups, and potential changes in personnel or property, with unclear actions or outcomes. No identifiable event or clear dates emerge from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmentary readable text references names and numbers amid garbled OCR. The item appears to be a local public notice or brief column with unclear details and several personal or organizational identifiers. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the legible portions.
Arrival of the Texas Fans Welcome Marines Home
A chaotic, partial account describes a New York welcome for Texas troops returning from Cuba. Uproar, cheering schoolboys, and a hearty reception mark the homecoming as marines are ferried ashore and saluted by hundreds. The scene ends with casualties and a note on recovering wounded sailors.
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New York
Cuba
Texas
Aleady
Wwe
Terry
Tadeem
Werner
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Nintings
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Wee
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Gata Ware
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Latte Cannon
Col. Tutt
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James E.walker & Co
Pion Weather
Doll Brothers
N. Market Street
Gost
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Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
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N. Hauer
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WM. S. Miller & CO
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Lilly & Fi
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Baltumore
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Victor Remedies CO
Central Hardware Company
Graham
Steiner Bros
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Petre Tomitet
West Warbet
York, PA
the Girls’ Latin School OF
Baltimore
Boss Bock
Bartholomay
Rochester Bock Beer
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Acorn
John A. C. Lipps
Cor. W. Ratelek
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Carty
Saul Tia
Wits Artiels
Busines
B.H. Blackston & Son
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Kaufman’s
Market St
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Retail Furniture Exchange
Fyaggy
South Market Street
W. H. B. Etchison
Telephone
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