Cathedral of 98 and Pantheon of Venice at Saint John and Paul
A fragmented historical note describes the Venice Cathedral of SS John and Paul as Panthron of the old Republic, its Julian ethic interior rich with Doges, captains, and admirals. It recalls a late era chapel memory of Lepanto, war damage, and preservation of treasures during bombardment, with plans to discuss further monuments in a future article.
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Erne
SS. John and Pant
Venice
Old Republic
Iainster
Andifleeis
Republic of Venies
Lepanty
Europe
The
Marne
Victoria
Durant
Agyases
Titan
Peter
St. Amenico
Septegber
Frigate Fracier Noted Dead After World War I Action
Lucien E. Grazier, noted as a family member, reported dead by relatives in a wartime notice. The husband of Neasie, daughter of JoAn Sneddan, received yesterday confirmation of Grazier’s death after multiple combat dives, with no wounds listed in the actions near Verdun and nearby sectors.
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Frazier
Neasie
JoAn Sneddan
Cits
Charest Thierry
Miblel
Verdun
Ogdon
Evers
City report totals for December 1998 on inspections and receipts
The December 1998 city report lists line items such as plumbing perils seven and electrical inspections three totaling 3,327 for surveys and grades, 7 for miscellaneous, and a grand total of 1418 457 in receipts. No deposits were called during this period.
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Fheelty
Lecenber
Sixth Ward opening services herald new year schedule
In Sixth Ward a Sunday morning service will start with regular Standay morning services. Members are invited to attend Priesthood meeting and sacramental services at 10 a.m. Baptism and other rites planned for 2:80 p.m. Offerings for 1918 are due by Sunday January 3. A general session will follow. Read the Classicial Ads.
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Sisdh
War Mothers Meet to Honor Thomas J Williams at Hale Glib
A meeting of war mothers is planned for Saturday afternoon at the Hale Glib to honor Thomas J Williams. The gathering will feature service flags, songs of early American life, and readings. General Richard W Younes is expected to speak. The event includes a display of record cards detailing soldiers and units, with red white and blue captions.
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Hale Glib
Iar
Laly
Army
Navy
Richard W. Younes
Viah
Prams
George Washington
Wonlow Whson
Vadersie
Aod
Wadler P. Dennings
Eugene Farr Returns From War
Private Eugene Farr of 2077 Washing Avenue is back in Quilen after serving on the western front. He bears a wounded leg and an overseas chevron indicating his service. Doctors expect his leg to be shortened by about an inch and a half after convalescence.
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Eugene
Quilen
Skale
University Credits to Men in the Army Service
The University of Idaho faculty grants university credits to men in the Army Service. The plan supports reconstruction, with winter quarter courses in mathematics, Spanish, rural sociology, and European intellectual history. Programs aim to resume interrupted studies, lengthen degrees, and rebuild through education across engineering, commerce, and social sciences.
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Mosuiw
Jane
Wick
United States Army
University of Idaho
Ihephald
Uncle Sam
Brock
H. Lindley
Wwe
France
Maho
Europe
Bitter cold grips South Dakota as wind chills deepen
Official readings show 28 below zero at O'Plack with frigid northwest winds. Farmers brace for further cold risking crop and road damage as the wintry weather lingers.
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South Dakota
O'Plack
Flooding Strikes Coblenz as Rhine Moselle Rise
Coblenz and surrounding villages suffer flooding from the Rhine and Moselle, water levels rising to around three feet. Cellars at two Coblenz hotels housing American forces are flooded, roads are blocked and transport hindered. The Moselle high water disrupts travel while the 4th Division plans to start a Moselle steamer service to move supplies between Coblenz and Treves.
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Gorlenz
de Thine
Moselle
Coblene
Vilelages
Cobleng
Eova
Third Army
Cachem
Coblenz
Treves
Guh- Tene
Detectives Probe Bombings Linked to Former Haywood Secretary
New York and Philadelphia detectives joined a local inquiry into bombings in Monaghy and nearby homes. Authorities cite a theory the blasts were carried out by outsiders and spread by town gossips. A key target, Mawar Moore, remains held while investigators pursue links to William Mayland, IWW leader.
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New York
Mawar Moore
Moore
Verney Y Ssugh
William Mayland
Jeader
Industrial Workers of the World
Moo
A. Ical
Soe
Black Pope May Be Permitted to Return to Rome
A partially readable item notes the Jesuit leader known as the Black Pope may be allowed to return to Rome. It mentions Father Ledachowaski, nephew of Cardinal Ledachowski, as a Jesuit official and likely head of the society after a February 1901 election.
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Rome
Father Ledachowaski
Cardinal Ledachowski
Tin i Log
Cermany
Father Werne
Louse Declared Deadly Insect in The War Zone
A World War I era report notes typhus, spread by lice, as a deadly insect. It cites widespread outbreaks across Austria Hungary and Germany, implicating medical officers and war conditions in causing high mortality.
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London
Lan
Jassy
Vloyd
Rhodesia
Nim
Hansen
Fragmented WWI frontline report mentions typhus and disinfection efforts
The passage notes that typhus spreads via fleas and could be stopped with timely prisoner disinfection. It references German retreat after Wittenberg, Allied soldiers conducting shore patrols, and officers at HQ briefing Major General Bullard as Second Army units prepare to relieve the Third Army near Cologne.
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Perseat
Rhine
Ates
Tome
Germans Hear American Guns Across Occupied German Towns
Confused OCR report describes American artillery and pistol fire in German towns as New Year celebrations, noting civilians briefly freed and soldiers firing salutes. The text is garbled, with scattered place names and distorted phrases, but conveys Allied forces using artillery and small arms in late hour observations.
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Aleny
Satusa
Voblenz
Vreves
Digtrie
Crick
Oesupisi
Shipping Board Delegate Sent to Europe by Hurley
Shipping Board delegate Wasi Trabinson travels to Europe following instructions from Meloy and Rabinzen to collect information on conditions under which American merchant marine operates. The inquiry links many questions to wartime peace aims and postwar policy. presence in Europe noted during the period.
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Shipping Board
Europe
Hurley
Wasi Trabinson
Mfr
Meloy
Rabinzen
Mme America Mechant Marine Si
Military Units Debark From Antigone Ship
Military units including the 52nd regiment and 402nd casual company debarked from the transport Antigone at SEWPORT NDESVS Valdama under Lt Col Y Morrell of Cincinnati. The Seventy-ninth division cadre remained partly with the army of occupation into Germany. Permanent Army Camps in Washington discuss making camps permanent with an estimated $12 million cost to acquire approved sites.
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Sewport Ndesvs
Valdama
Y. Morrell
Cincinnati
52Nd Regiment
Tansport
Gerweny
Washington
Dan
Reerda Baker
Congress
War Department
Lamaveron
Huge Capital Invested in U S Railroads in 1917
Washington reports that U S railroads, taken over by the government, held total capital of 20.54 billion dollars at end-1917. Gross earnings reached 43.60 million, operating expenditures 2.34 billion, leaving net income after taxes and rents of 1.08 billion.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Ogden City Ice Co
Hudson Ave
Pond
Glenwood Park
Canyon Road
Rhine and
William Haywood
Lailochowski
Gener
Adiniiyal
Hart Schallueed& Mane
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
the Eccles
Oden, Utah
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Tloyd
Hee
Antigone
U. S
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Notsh Lemi
Jozert Anderson
Lehi
Ett
Parcela
Ler
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