SMALL SHELTER TENTS DELIVERED TO REGIMENTS OF FIRST DIVISION
Soldiers receive shelter tents and post office rights enabling letter mail. The message details delivery of tents to regiments, stamp collection for postage, and soldiers beginning to use the postal privilege. Officials report about 2000 tents delivered and follow up on hospital, provisioning, and discipline as troops prepare for deployment and sustainment.
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Petilier
Saidiera
Nndressee
Olanpdada
Menneylvania Valin Tays
Durie
Witte
Dave
Hag Leen
Roe
Hauxtend Berl
Gossip of the Camp at Camp Alger
June 10 dispatch from Camp Alger notes a spirited report on underclothing items praised for quality and fit. Two styles of woven woolen garments are described as excellent and well made, with claims of superior durability and comfort for the wearer.
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Camp Alger
Juirtingyam
Ter Cox Yestoning
CHINESE PHYSICIAN'S PLAN TO DRIVE SPANIARDS
Dr Joseph F. Hen, a Chinese physician, proposes a plan involving naturalization and public service to aid the United States in the Philippine conflict. He claims Chinese in the Philippines may become loyal to the United States and could help establish a settlement under American authority, urging Washington to consider his approach.
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Cleveland. i
Joseph FL Hen
Hhse
Bates
Dad
Crise
Pelion
Philippines
Ak M
Washington
Omaha Monetary Debate Promises National Pay Medal Stance
The Omaha meeting gathers leaders including Chairman A. Chan of the maton committees to discuss national paythenal topics. Speakers listed include M. O. Umryan, Warner, Towne, Teller, Meavitain, Allen, Wy. Sreniel, and Cannon, with emphasis on a possible silver day and related financial policy debates.
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Chaitin
Neb
J. Sterling Menton
Fey
Urs
Omaha
Replice
Pigme
Tlw
Maton
Paythenal Makow
Tiydep
Chalee
Ehalanan
Dine
Republican Party
United States
Towne
Umryan
AL &. Warner
Hte
Porting
Washington
D. cL
Henry M
Afghan Uprising Report Amid Turkmenistan Turmoil
An uprising in the Afghan region of Turkistan Provnce is linked to tensions with external powers. Twenty soldiers were killed or wounded as rebels clashed amid wider regional struggles. The movement appears tied to a broader new wave of resistance following recent events in Central Asia and strategic shifts involving Moscow and Constantinople.
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Phreesbyng
Rosalie Pont
Central Asia
Ferg
Yellow Fever Cases in Mehenry Under Control
Telegrams report yellow fever cases in Mehenry are under control by health officers. The state board of health plans a policy to suspend shipments and enforce preventive measures. Officials express confidence but warn vigilance remains essential to prevent spread.
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Mehenry Ie
MicHenry
Ehwres
State Board
Teg Lity Wiese
Troops to Leave Mount Gretna Area by Train Tomorrow
Disjointed dispatch notes that several companies will depart southern Camp Mt Gretna tomorrow aboard a Pennsylvanian railroad line. Weather and activity details are unclear but movement is planned toward Fort Delaware and Pont Mall.
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Mount Grotin
Bindar
Penn
Pont Mall
Noah
Fort Delaware
Military movement details from Lieutenant colonel orders
Under Lieutenant colonel Girnham WHT assigns the litter to the remainder of the company while command of Central General remains at Fort Mott. The Fifteenth regiment will depart at 10 o clock on the day, for Washington. Colonel Kerk and six companions will proceed to Poigot Virginia and Lieutenant Moehlin with two communes to Porigw Washington Way. The three naval valor troops are fixed on thely wen and do not know when they will leave. These horses are executed tomorrow. a few horses will be linked for reviled.
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Vernon Gosturs
Divister Hospital
Oslonet
Elwin Conley
Lene
Sergent Tyla
Feu
Huff
Johnson
T. J. Duty
Porigw
Washington
Aguinaldo Government Protests Paraguay War Demands
Buenos Ayres reports Paraguay's government urged to fix tensions as war drums loom in the Americas. The Spanish coastal watch demands caution while Chilean and Argentine relations are noted as tense amid regional unrest and emergency preparations.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentine
Monteville
Paraguay
Boul
United States
Turagiay
Chile
Body of Child Recovered in River Near Kindle Station
Report states a child’s body was found in the river near Kindle Station four miles from the town. Investigators say the deceased was Miles Caywiviued with two fishermen reporting the discovery after cutting water and tide observations.
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Hawley
Miles
Ted
Kindle
Patriotic Girls Headed to Nurse Wounded Sailors
Washington June Avery and Miss Long lead a group of young women to Johns Hopkins Medical School to train as nurses. Dorynthys Bell and Mabel Austin accompany them, with reports they will serve at the naval hospital in Brooklyn aiding wounded sailors sent from Tampa.
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Washington
W—Avery
Sevetuary Long
Mise Marsayet
Brooklyn
Bampaon
Japan protests tariff plan to ruin trade with United States
The Japanese foreign office sent a protest through the state department over a proposed duty of ten cents per pound on all tea and other goods. Officials say the tariff would ruin Japan's trade with the United States and asked for reconsideration from the Controitted Committee.
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Washington
Jme
Dapan
Termulba
Lea
Japan
Peter
Japanese Foreign Office
Manila Heroes, Hoard Appointed to Secure Sword and Dewey
The secretary of the navy today appointed the board to interpret joint resolutions of Congress authorizing him to prevent word from Admiral Dewey and to distribute orders concerning Manila Bay operations and the ships and men involved.
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Dewey
Woehington
Tevy
Board i Meres Interfort
Congress
Iim
W Nword
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Dewey Squadron Ships Named in May 1 Action
The document cites Admiral Dewey commanding a U S squadron on May 1. It lists members including Secretary of the Navy Woden Lodge and Professors Marshal Olver and Allen. A joint resolution appropriated 10000 for the manufacture of the sword and medals.
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United States
Admiral Dewey
Mr. Allen
Woden Lodge
Miewiysip
Marshal Olver
Dynamite Blast Near St John River injures two and destroys building
A dynamite explosion at a road near the St John River injures two men, John J. Rourke and Edward Howton, and seriously wounds Lieutenant Hart. The blast collapses a nearby structure and spreads wreckage through the area. Authorities describe a broad blast with intense destruction and a damaged hospital scene.
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Alvin
Ghiledd
Honiton
Ciy Hospital
Unclear Text Fragment Sparks Local Ordnance Debate
A fragmented OCR reads about regional tensions and civic actions involving undefined parties in a June location. The garbled lines reference Spinel forces Banthage de CT and a Lutherns rapert, with mentions of New bern and Spanish torneo heat de streyet.
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Bette
Banthage de CT
Wellhoe
New Bern
Unclear OCR note hints official order on regional area
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a governor and a public notice about a regional area. It references authorities delivering actions to a ward or district and a timetable but specifics are obscured.
Willie Barre and Jie PLOY Team Dhasbe Debacle
Fragmentary text mentions Willie Barre and Jie PLOY team Dhasbe with unclear context. Several garbled phrases reference New nite billed din phe Mute Viki Pisa Ge. Unable to discern concrete events or identities.
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Willie Barre
Dhasbe
Washington dire MT tite tedage confirmed the neminwitene
The report lists several named individuals including Grolwed WL Kaitioiyne and Tithhiintverk among others in a confirmation of a departmental or political appointment. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Washington
Grolwed
Kaitioiyne
Tithhiintverk
Willey i
Stohlend
Mantewes
Big A
Gait
Mel
Local Honesdale Notes on Camps and Charity Events
Reading fragment lists Edith Swift at Miss Mpee Tanne Ladies' seminary. Camp Alger details for Company 1 Thirteenth regiment. May services and camp gatherings. fitness and choir notes. Mention of Lackawaxen contingent turnout and Selbers' Relief fund drive hosted at the Gera house on Friday evening June 1.
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Edith Swift
Mpee
Campannz
Mursiea
Pliers Club
Bae
COVA
Pete Wintey
Selbers’ Relief Fund
Manaker Silverstyne
Hells
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