Southern Pacific Officials See GI on Continental Trip
A party of Southern Pacific traffic officials touring the United States arrived in New Orleans after leaving New York. The group, including T. Z. Everett Jr and L. S. Whiterm, visited San Antonio with stops at Brackenridge Park Fort Sam Houston and Camp Travis. They toured Wally Feld aviation post and attended a dinner at Travis Club, with a planned departure for Detroit later.
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Southern Pacific Railway Syntent
New Yorke
Ateamiship
New Orleans
Californindu
T. Z. Everett Jr
Passauger Department
Baltimore
White
Houston
Ed McClanehan
D Division
J. H. Reynolds
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Fort Bam Houston
Camp Travis
North Loop
Wally Feld
South Loop
Feel 100 Better by Morning Patent Medicine Ad
Unclear marketing copy promises quick recovery and liver cleansing. Claims Cavcarels Inn Cascarets cleanse the liver and bowels without gripe, suitable for mothers to give children, claiming gentle effect and morning wakefulness. Likely an old advertisement with misspelled product names and health assurances.
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Kentucky
Court Martial Trials Across Time and Massacre Echoes
Fragmentary OCR recounts two linked court martial episodes, the Fort Sam Houston and 1862 Mankato trials, tied to mass killings of Native Americans in Minnesota Iowa and the Dakotas. It notes 38 death penalty sentences and recalls 400 defendants in Civil War era violence, with convoluted dates and locations.
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Iowa
Dakotas
Olkoure
Ups
Fort Sam Joneston
Houston
Agust
United States
Fortham Houston
24Th United Tates Infantry
Mankato
Mini
Towa
Jefferson Streat
Witnescor
Indiana
Eatchillan
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Saveral
Acton
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Poihtersness
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Chaplain General Smuth Recalls Sioux Massacre Trials
The document recalls the role of Chaplain General J. Tayvior Smuth overseeing religious guidance for British forces and recounts the 1863 trial of Sioux killers after the Minnesota Massacre. It notes 293 death sentences, 18 life terms, and President Lincoln commuting 38 executions on February 26, 1863, with details of mass hangings and aftermath including tribal warfare context and Sibley’s campaigns along the Minnesota River.
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Lisulemant
Mtavahall
Con
New ‘Am
Linceln
Mankato
Manlio
Arvers Encyelopedia
Tallad Tes
Cnynt Yenugel
Tran
Earon
Thaang
Actou
Redids
Sibley
Minnesota River
Nosenther
Creole
Tiawtenan
Mayahati
Grant
Balley
Tieutenant Olin
Beadley
Tanks Secrets Revealed By Colonel Swinton In Tank Debate
The British Army's Colonel Swinton discusses why the word tank was chosen for the new war engine and asserts its lasting impact. He notes secrecy around design, details the vehicle’s olive drab finish, dimensions, and tracks, and explains the weapon’s intended use for surprise and rapid breakthrough in future battles.
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Swinton
British Army
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Welgne
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Limord
Varo
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Aa Thes
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Recenc
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Soexcey
Renate
Oria
Roy Tira
Cologue
Joe Contite
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Tate
Scalifornia
Texas
Union
Goodrich
Gooditch
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B. F. Goodrich Company Trusty
AARON
OHTO
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Sin Gountey
Norihelitta
Laherty Boni
New York Herald
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Calparel
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