United States Warships Pact Amid Panama Tensions
Reports from Panama and San Francisco describe U.S. naval moves as the Isthmus faces revolution threats. The cruiser Cincinnati has landed in Colon with U.S. protection assurances, while Wisconsin heads toward Panama to safeguard American interests. Separate items note a court injunction halting railroad shopmen protests and the death of Justice Horace Gray.
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Colon
United States
Hile Company
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Adtateal Cxey’ Lagahip
States District Court
McPherson
Prlecrs Sional Association of
Gray
Lynn
Mass
Horace Gray
Nahant
Fudge Gray
Boston Moreh
Harvard College
Artie
Supreme Court of the United States
President Roosevelt Greets Oyster Bay Neighbors
President Roosevelt received 61,000 to 7,000 people at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay. The public event featured decorations, a welcoming procession, and long lines of attendees from nearby towns. The crowd included former servants and local officials as Roosevelt chatted and expressed good spirits, saying a trolley car would not tire him.
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Esterday
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Homer Washarm
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Jubilee and clergy notes in South Berwick society
The South Berwick Me congress royal society marks its 200th anniversary with twelve pastors since its founding. Memphis editor Toy M Samfeld protests the introduction of teible ten to public schools of that era. The Rev Albert Arnold Bennett of Tins accepts the athtors in the theological. The new press conference of a Hov John Shimw Banks occupies the date of theology in the readingly teaching college for young males etwat Leeds.
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Congressioyal Socety
Ite
Theological
Hov
John Shimw Banks
River and lake science and political editorial mix
A fragmented note covers global bodies of water and regional facts, then shifts to a Philadelphia political plea urging support for the Democratic party, referencing Pattison, Cleveland, and a bread crisis. It ends with a catarrh cure advertisement claiming a $100 guarantee.
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Yellowstone National Park
Arkansas River
Lake Huron
Detroit River
Democracy
Pennsylvania
Republican Party
United States
Pattison
The
Inquirer
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Teara
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Halle
Convention at Erie Promises Unusual Republican Gathering
The State League of Republican Clubs meets in Erie this week with a record turnout expected. A novel plan by Philadelphia figures would move delegates along county borders toward Philadelphia, creating a rolling parade of party representation across the state. Also included is a note on Panade, a frugal French dish using stale rolls.
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Erie
State League of Republican Clubs
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Huston
J. Hampton Moore
Fragmentary OCR Note Suppresses Proper Names and Addresses
The readable text shows a partial note about correspondence and private matters. It mentions an address and a Dr labeled as Dr E V Piet Buato, but most details are garbled. The fragment hints at confidential communications and possible private records without clear events or outcomes.
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Ev. Piet Buato
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