Our Colonies Suffer Under Colonial Despotism
Des Gordon Worcester, one of the Philip commissioners, reports harsh conditions in the islands. He notes abuses by American troops, mentions Lawton and others, describes native oppression, education expenses, and missionary actions, with critical remarks on governance and the impact on local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des'g. Worerster
Ile Philip
Damuas
Tavton
Collins
Ains
Geri
Dawe
Lour
Ten Win
Hawil
Negeas
Anke
Lin Itoi
Paweritin
Eallstitt
Negros
Retarding to the School Review sparks college reform petition
The article notes only 41.5 percent of pupils in American schools attend high school and reports six petitioners urging abolition of compulsory education. It discusses Affinity College, its move toward higher education for women, and planned curriculum changes including math and history. Also mentions new summer care for children, a paraffin on schooling, and professional funeral wages at certain colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Ammortean
Eent Communicata Janoy Traly
Washington
Crock
Datin
Walthant
Minas
Ueney
Turbulent West Region transport and political shifts noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe future changes in transit and governance across Western regions. Mentions committees, executive actions, and potential project plans affecting railroads, roads, and public works. References to towns like Dubuque and Stans City, with looming regulatory and funding debates shaping local infrastructure.
Turbulent Global Conflict Report From Vancouver Dispatch
A chaotic article fragment describes imperial German plans, uprisings in the South, and mounting global tensions. It notes Gen. Stull comments on Japan and Russia, calls for strong responses, and hints at actions by nations and cartels amid unrest and espionage.
Prohibition Convention Debates Suffrage and Unity
A fragment from a prohibition convention outlines platforms on suffrage and gender roles, noting support and opposition within committees. The report covers nominations, party unity efforts, and mentions figures such as Oliver W. Stewart and John Waller, with references to convention adjournment and upcoming sessions. The piece also touches on law and governance topics and historical figures cited during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicano Wvednes
United States
Yom People's Agollyition League
Polly Omethind
Wis
Tope Bing
Hbewellsville
N.Y
Whursday
Vonnatheran Cedentials
Thn
Arkinsas
Tineis
W. Stewart
Nomi Ale Tohn
Waller
Chienge
Gene Wo Gort
Champaign
Peeteu
Tale Folnson
Newtas
Lome Castle
Wittsburg
G. Bwallow
Dutloe
Grand Army of the Republic event in city commemorates war veterans
Readable fragments describe a large civic parade and commemoration weekend featuring a formal dedication, a veteran procession, naval and army representatives, and a series of receptions and public events. The program includes parades from Lake Front Park to Lincoln Park, imperial era style observances, and a ceremonial meeting of veterans with city and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fentiyca
Chienge
Wsecasive
Serstees
Uultrsiy Laas
Sp. M.geiodyleey
Giltern
Wsraly
Ceter Bes
Neral
Union Nx
Prindneea
Witt
Eately
Luses
Tuga
Faekss
Lake Weont Park
Tdincoin Park
Thy Cuntalker
Wa United
Status
Omar
Naval batWe
Naval Veccrane’y Association
Medinah
Tvesuay
Yarcdu
Urand
Eeenaults
Omer Aiuerz
Elam
Duited
Inten
Iilied
Shaye Aint Othee
Bop
Wamdéu
Balawe
Veter
Gall Lal
Atasowle Temple
Belles of the G
A. Wat Palmer Levac
Hare
Thiotech
Hercle
Rave
Eva
Hartols
Grand Army
Nepubead
Suvlebaker Mall
Carter St. Lintrison
Lindlag
Pasle
BP. W
Utny Ge
AZMF
Mato Mine
Anis
Tennessee
Canmberland
Empire of
Aviny
Mississippi
Gul
Arne
Frontier
itGwarrison Lake Front Park
Qiusahiinee
Weird Fragments Reported Amid Outsized Court Rhetoric
A garbled OCR passage cites Crown authorities and courts, mentioning a surpassing charge of two dollars per car entering a ford-stuck area. It references Native Christians, Boerry rivalry, and officials amid a chaotic, unclear news snippet with multiple misread terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cho Tinitil
Ghrenit
Giiesiga
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Sonics
Daniel Case
Hove Howe
Ty Therinaweler
Tintu
Joadera Livy
Philippines
Gazatone
Nzooy
Slurhaneo
Che ‘Dulign
Camhbridge
Mass
Hnneyurl University
fasionLs
Grb
Olleges
China
Pronto
Sze cavaNe
Ania
Seveye Cotton
Ghibli
Fom
Secu Deste
Phiarchey
APACE
Siete
Heuny
AM Frere
Poon
Edwin Gvildgan
Éex
Unus Moug
Fae
New York
Seymour
Iain Ebjers
Elbit Vetwen
Mara
Chinn
Fortignere
Len- Tein
Furtore Ishiner
Pho
Regutouia
Lesperme
Oregon
Mina
Eric
Gonorml
Etle Wyr
Wheeling
Afl
Hite Eecky
Hy Wertern
Masseiger Ssucitllon
Ercitory Aneet Fy Bt
Dun
Ees
Lee Witerear Stintiita
Mit
Thiepenger Aesariations
Thor Qeited & Patel
Winnloyes
Ented
Tiis
Cdalditlana
Hae
Vancouver
G. G
Lome
Hite
Noelle
Vastesha
Thaatind
Stull
Japan
Rysaia
Evtal Thieve
Tazil
England
Geani Waster
School of
Oxia
Existene
Teghtiuss
Sears
Une Eterssonville
Jad
Sidney Lucas
Chicaso
Comaly
Thulin
Mouiacar
Meoshene Diycol
Charles
Conrigia
Syrariae
Liteae Gaely
Thalys
Stephan Gruiyy
Elinty
Hermans
Newark
Neds
von Forswee
Ching
Sanch
Africa
Cole
Derby al Ofi
Banayy AG
Artilerymanensera
Washington Bark
Aceiwety
Aliormu Bolt
Tien
Willer
Afar
Forse
Phe Wassinos
Mona
Arn K. Ghattee
Uniteu
Lisweny
Walt Oity
Ile Powers
Tnt
Chinifee
Nia
Penrth
Weitleth
Pyntelico
Obing
Statuiorn
Toms
Beal
Brovinsens
Auward Te Sein
Padaree
Wali
Aunet
Eoluinae
Dave Lwen
Serlans
Issa
Winssleron
WNT
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