Victims on Maine buried with honors
Washington dispatch reports a military funeral plan for Maine victims and a naval demonstration. General Bixby supports burying most wreck remains in one spot while coffins are prepared for display in Arlington. Cubans to pay tribute. half mast honors and shore batteries to mark the loss.
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Washington, D. C
Maine
Bixby
Havana
Alfore
Wien
Jones
Tuvan
Tina
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
A vintage ad-style claim touts Parisian Sage as stopping hair loss and itching, erasing dandruff, and making hair thicker and more lustrous. Includes testimonial from Miss Helen B. Sherman of Berwick, Pennsylvania, dated June 17, 1910, urging readers to buy a large bottle at a special price.
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Tallman & Ch
Helen BR
Sherman
Hughes St
Berwick
Uncertain Cuban Demonstration Amid Possible Wreck Search
The passage notes a strong belief among army and navy officers that no bodies will be found in the current operation to uncover the wreck while Cuba’s chance for a sympathetic demonstration remains in doubt.
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Cuba
Captain Curses Governor O Neal at Camp
George H. Todd of Montgomery captains Battery B, Second regiment, was expelled from Picket Springs camp after cursing Governor O Neal and officers. A court-martial will be ordered. Todd insulted the governor during a salute and was jailed after attempting to interfere with the firing.
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Montgomery
Ala
George H. Todd
Picket Springs
Bricken
Lewis
Tuskegee Company
Todd
Fragmented OCR Makes No Sense of Local Crime Case
A garbled OCR entry recounts a train incident and a missing girl with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a man named Renaud and a woman or child associated with a hospital but provides no verifiable facts or coherent sequence of events.
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Renaud
Gueber
Ule Hospital
Unclear OCR Passage Teases Amateur Travel Scene
Fragmentary text from Lippincott Magazine hints at a travel scene with names like Janelah and Amitiona géntYoni amid a murky dialogue. The garbled lines suggest reflective musings and exotic setting, but key details remain unreadable.
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Amitiona géntYoni
Lippincott Maganic
Word With Women Valuable Advice for Pendleton Honors
Pendleton readers are urged that backache and hip pains may signal kidney trouble not a gender flaw. Do not ignore dark, sedimented, frequent or scanty secretions. Doan's Kidney Pills are presented as relief, with Mrs Valentine Strole of Pendleton praising renewed strength after use. Sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY.
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Unis
Pendleton
Valentine Strole
John Ven Etred
Oregon
Foster-Milburn@c
Buffalo
New York
United States
Huckleberries Ripen as Mountain Gatherers Prepare for Trip
Weston July 12 Special Correspondence reports a bumper huckleberry crop in the mountains while local families plan expeditions to higher country. Names include Mrs. Sarah Mac Dougall and Mrs. Minerva Karnes among others. several residents journey to nearby towns for visits and business.
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Weston
Sarah MacDougall
Minerva Karnes
Culley
Missea Eunice
Bernice Gregory
Pendleton
Bessie McAtee
Jas. Lieuallen
Adams
Weaton
Clark Waoed
Walla Walla
J. N. Klein Wade
Wall Wella Mondds
Mire
J. Bonevitz
Airs
LL. Wither
Weta
Tory
Indictment in Port City Census Padding Case
An indictment returns three enumerators for padding Portling district census returns. Names of three others are withheld as arrests proceed. Judge Mann sets bonds at 1500 for one defendant. others expected to follow. Officials say the investigation targets lower- level enumerators only, not inspectors or higher staff.
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Porticitt Ore
Joryly Potland
John H. James
Harry de Bord
James
Jansen
Contented Woman and Boallari Snow Lintment Ad
A Contented Woman rests in the same Lanse with Boallari's Snow Lintment to ease family aches and pains. It heals cuts and scalds and cures rheumatism neuralgic lumbago and all muscular soreness and stiffness. Bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00. Sold by A OC Koeppen & Bros.
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Boallari
Koeppen & Bros
Jats Want Share of Cotton Crop
Houston report says a $100000 company chartered in Austin by K Fukush ima Japanese banker aims to export cotton to Asiatic markets. He manages Mitsu banking house and will open offices to push agencies across the Orient following Baron Mitsu’s prior visit to study cotton and rice trade.
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Houston
Texas
Austin
K. Fukushima
Mitsu Banking House
Japan
Orient
Mitsu
Desperate Glenville Horse Drowns After Heat Toll
In Glenville New York a horse owned by John M Cooke West wandered to a brook and drowned after Constable William Beekman carried a wagon and searched all night. Beekman collapsed from heat and died soon after. The case follows a day of heat and illness as townsfolk recall the animal’s death and Beekman’s final hours.
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Tirylawk
N. Y
Glenville
John M.cooke
William Beekman
Grevenburs
Dunke
Beekmavn
Beekman
Owen
Teekmean
Tomleman
Jay Hine
Boekman
Woman Wrestler Veverts A Man On Adriatic Fight
New York Miss Bertha Rap a teacher of calisthenics in Cincinnati championed a July Fourth spectacle aboard the Adriatic. The 5 foot 9 inch 160 pound wrestler challenged any man aboard to five minute bouts. Arthur Libby and George Uhrmann accepted but the match ended in a draw after four rounds as both weary and unable to continue.
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New York
Bertha Rap
Cincinnati
Southampton
Arthur Libby
George Uahrmann
Miss Kapp
Libby
Falls City Hills Yield Off for Future Harvests
Falls City residents anticipate better yields as hillside land stabilizes and farming prospects improve. Local officials and farmers expect two more strong harvest seasons, reflecting optimism for elnim ine development amid regional hillside changes.
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Falls City
Newa
Balloon Race Opens With Northward Flight From Kansas City
Kansas City July 12 Lieutenant Lahm of the United States army led seven entrants in the National Balloon race that began here Monday and by yesterday had passed Muscatine Iowa this morning The course suggests a repetition of last year s dangerous fire incident as several balloons crossed the Great Lakes with some spectators reporting serious accidents
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Kansas City
Lahm
United States Army
Muscatine
Towa
Great Laker
Assailants Bound Over In Millionaire Murder Case
New York July 12. District court bound over two women to the grand jury on a charge of attempted murder in a case tied to a millionaire named Stokes of Aliock. Bail set at 510 dollars each.
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New York
Millionaire Stokes
Taivin Orato
Reht
Pores Pires Raging In July Fire Report
The drought worsens fire danger as a large area is burned. Officials report extensive crop losses totaling about $590,000 with farmlands wiped out and property damaged by the blaze. Local authorities and firefighting units struggle to contain the outbreak.
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Pires
Egadevitly
Shipyard Destroyed in North Vancouver Fire
Fire yesterday wiped out the Wallace shipyards plant in North Vancouver. The loss is estimated at £59,000 and the blaze caused extensive damage across the facility, with officials assessing the impact on production and jobs.
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North Vancouver
Boc
Paty
Wallace Shipyards
Seventh Day Adventists Aid Patt dale Teachers Institute
Seventh Day Adventists will assist the teachers institute in Patt dale located in the Upper Howl River valley from July 18 to August 29.
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Seveenth Day Adventists
Teachers’ Institute
Pattkdale
Howl River Valley
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