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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
6
A historic tribute honors a rear admiral candidate who served forty eight years in the U S Navy. The ceremony highlights steadfast dedication to the flag and a lifetime of duty across wars and peacetime, with supportive remarks from peers and family. The record notes the nominee’s resilience, leadership, and long career reflecting national service values.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Miss Annie Peck and Liha Por Mug Mos Waren Tet Wiely uf Wiese Aut thie rite et peweee en Prebienes iia. The garbled text references people, places, duties, and possible dates, with scattered names like Newport and Des.
A muddled report centers on a Prohibition candidate for president decrying liquor traffic ties to party gains. The piece spirals through disjointed phrases and garbled names, but repeatedly flags political rhetoric around punishment and party interests amid confusion in the text.
A chaotic transcript details a New York candidate named Mrs. Clin Teilind facing a hostile environment amid a public vote. The fragment references Caplin Peete G. Ehanes and various political figures, with scattered notes on elections, opinions, and alleged incidents.
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses an examining board and grand jury actions regarding riots. It references Whites, Blacks, and various names, with mention of workers, violence, and investigations amid a tense community scene. The text is heavily garbled but suggests official probes into riot-related incidents and public reactions.
A garbled OCR text references Baldwin dirigible balloon acceptance and a long list of names, places, and numbers. The fragment hints at a public or organizational decision, with references to prices, dates, and various individuals, but the passage remains unclear and fragmentary.
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