Steamers, repairs, and a wounded lieutenant in distant notes
The report lists ships from Boglauil to New York including the 5000 ton Branford for steering gear repairs and the Harmoney from Labrador with codfish and oil. Lieut Gerald Harvey, wounded at the Dardanelles, is now in England with injuries. Various cargo movements, quarantine notes, and legal oddities accompany the maritime update with references to authorities and local incidents.
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Branford
York
Harmoney
Halifax
Hudson Bay
Port Nelson
Reid Co
Sydney
Risberview
Montreal
Greece
Perry's Cove
Carle
S. S. Lexianton
London
Evleni
Doctor Declines Handling Spirits Under Prohibition Fear
Local observers report concern over doctors managing spirits as prohibition looms. Dr. Smith openly states he will not engage in the practice, doubting its necessity or usefulness, while others warn of possible consequences for farm and community health.
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Smith
Dru
Side Meth Sale of Work and Supper At South Siets Church
A successful sale of work and supper was hosted by ladies at South Siets Moth Church on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Patrons supported the event, raising nearly two hundred dollars. Updates note Ashborne's three schooners delayed by bad weather and a large stock of fish not yet shipped. The typhoid epidemic at Change Islands has eased. Dr. McLean, formerly of Joe Bots Arm, now practices at Change Islands. The Clyde, which left Thursday morning, sailed south and did not return by Friday.
Telegram from Colonial Secretary on illness of Private Edward White
Edward Wille Pla and Mr John White received a telegram Friday informing them their son, Private Edward White, is dangerously ill with enteric fever at Alexandra. He had not served at Gallipoli, but was stationed in Egypt in charge of stores.
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Supreme Court
Lharstajie
Mani
Laracy
Artest
Aie
Loughiin
Connells Steeune
John White
Colonial Secretary
Edward White
Alexandra
White
Gallipoli
Egypt
Fragmentary note questions Moses and Wewloun stance
The text appears as garbled notes raising questions about Moses and Wewloun and their positions on a constitution and a tropical disease daily. It mentions Luc Fasuiby and an unnamed alliance, but specific facts or events are unclear.
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Moses
Germany's Wags L933as and Russian Front Fate
A garbled World War I era item notes German and Russian actions, reporting casualties and prisoners for the past week. It references Western front fighting, Allied offensives, and uncertain casualty counts as a weekly tally lingers in transit. The piece conveys war fatigue and fragmented data from the front lines.
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Germany
New York
Naty
Gerhvany
Jossussice
Heras Evening Post
Emore
Than
Ron
Frestern Onl
Stv
Washington signs discredited pay amid grim war rumors
An ambiguous wartime dispatch from Washington hints at discredited pay measures, while British officials reportedly announce the execution of mutinous soldiers enticed by German agents and gold. References to ships Lusitania and Ancona surface briefly as the page moves on.
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Wisskington
Tnnis
Washington
Britain
Perhelis
Ancona
Night naval battle details from an early war report
An OCR fragment describes fleet actions with British and allied vessels, mines and explosions, and a mix of casualty figures. It lists ships sunk or crippled and mentions submarines, destroyers, and merchant ships in a broad wartime engagement context.
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Athadso
Garin
Tuniinra
Madests Leivite Hartselling
Roluxsbiege Paredes
Geeta Merciant
Pinchinandiras
Bese
Toayfake
Rimage Dik Warnee Agra
NENW
Ysssuls
Tounsy Ware
Sas Marin
Thineutral Veskels
Bilis
Ins Ai
Tg aHles
Genavy
Snk Newwails
Mrs Rose firing and Mrs Gwien of SL faba
In Prosper TN on Monday reports speak of Miss Stirling and Abe in attendance at a gathering. A marriage is noted as Wr Plame Boy toarlaughterst Mr Bias Vouing with Parsonage at Ste Asfet. A schooner Pritchard brings coal from Sydney and more cargoes are hoped for.
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Rose Firing
Gwien
SL Faba
Miss Stirling
Bias Vouing
South Side
Ste.Asfet
Fragmentary Old Article About Kings Pic Teacher
A partial OCR reads like a local notice about Mies Chietlo of Kings Pic teaching Norris Arn and mentioning Mtr mud Mfre and Clyde away. It references a sick fire belonging to the Clif left in Fone, yielding unclear details.
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Mies Chietlo
Kings
Pic
Norris Arn
Mtr
Clyde
Prohibition Vote Count For St Barbe Reported
A fragment reports St Barbe backing Prohibition with an unstable tally of 685 votes amid revised counts. The note suggests a drive for a thousand yes votes and notes the unusual method of calculating support.
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St Barbe
St. Barbe
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Ible
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Vermis
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Abe
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Geo. J Carter
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J. W. Hodge
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