Formation Changes for Friday Naval Parade Details
May 18 report outlines Friday naval formation changes under Rear Admiral Emery and Rear Admiral Perry. Minnesota moves to the fourth division with Finery in command. Georgia remains in second division with Wallingwright. Nowranka and other ships shift to first and second divisions. Sperry will flag the armorclad squadron, Deiton commanding, en route to San Pedro.
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Ronny
Mtpa
Ianit
Wainwright
Hale
Renroedar
Quinnnd
Civillans
Wan
Ossuth
Captath Behrynder
Chey Virginia
Alexander Slarp
Minnesota
Lawtitana
Utter
Finery
Tugehly
Georgie WH. Continuy
Fing Shiy
Second
Attvision
Willy Gaytuin Wallingright
Tie Diviaton
Nowranka Wit
Vivato Br
Sehredder
Vermont
Nebriehig
Duiser
Rhode
Louisiana
Virgina
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Kearsarge
Admiral Ermery
Ute Accord Squadron
Uwe Squadron
Golucke
Sperry Dsety
Armorad
Seach
Senta Barbara
Tg Flest Ix
Dinfalons
Lane Theny Uy
Gennerl Frederick Fynston
Frahion
Tio
Nidy Bar Wera
Musten
Klacham
Tristan Jamas
Joba Gukhwat
Ah bin
Everalike
Moor
Randy Stewart
Joaquin Miler
Mayon Pinar
Frenchy Mathion
del Sealyan
Courtyard Ford Sunset Morris
Fan Canfield
Alan Diy
Sigwawn Field
Taro
Tondad Bar
He Corumontes
California
San Francisco
Lamphere Case Confession Denied Amid Disputed Statements
Porto May 18 reports Lamphere offered no confession as details emerge from Dr B A Scho and others. Officials including Sheriff Mack and Prosecutor Bovith describe the defendant and alleged accomplice in the Venus farm accusation amid defense attorney Worden reiterating no admission was ever made.
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B.A. Scho
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W. Worden
Bint
Tamphore
Vreeland Kill Wilt Be Adopted
A fragmented report notes May 2k events in Washington where the House debates the Vreeland currency bill and considers amendments. It mentions a divided front among insurgents and party factions as voting unfolds with anticipated deportation from the committee and ongoing infighting.
Inauguration of Restored Castle at Selderts Aladt
In Birasaburg on May 1 a grand ceremony marked the restoration of Wohkoenigsburg near Selderts aladt in lower Alsace. Commissioned by state authorities, the project cost about 560000 dollars and relied on noted scholar Professor Rudo Eburhard for the reconstruction of the 13th century fortress.
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Alssace
Federal Council of
Yelchalms
Alsace-Loralnic
Wohkoenigsburg
Seldertsaladt
Alsace
Tellurtile
Colo
Jinlge Bhacleford
Collet
Mean
Hoglin
Rand
Hewring
Cafe Opone
Steve Adama
Teretram Weaho
Allognd
Elutin Jung du
Ril
Cone Fosstang
Thomas Lawson Elected President in Local Company Vote
Thomas Lawson was elected president of the Day Braly Gax company along with officers A Frank Alea as vice president and W H Miller secretary. Directors named include Thomas Lawson and TAL McLiwoony with Abbot Nowell Ball James McCrimona and W Harris Miter. The vote promises a stronger program and equal opportunity for stockholders and directors.
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Hosta
Thoman Wynaason
Tinston
A. Frank Alea
Vee
Wi. H. Miller
Wwengurer
Btaly Gax Company
Lawson
Thomas We Lawron
Tal McLiwoony
Alucy
Nowell Ball
James ¥. McCrramona
W. Harrie Miter
Providence of Land Fraud in California
In San Francisco dated May 1 1, Lewis and Aubury, slate millers of California, left for Washington with documentary evidence and charges that deeds on vast lands amounting to about 9,000,000 acres were fraudulently obtained. They accuse federal officials and agents of failing to uncover the fraud and punish the guilty with President Roosevelt and the Secretary of the Interior named.
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San Francises
Lewis
Millerniogiat
California
Washington
Munday
Jond
Ennfer
Trosidait Renarvelt
Vreeland Currency Bill Debate At Near Standstill
Washington May 12 The session on the Vreeland currency bill stalls as lawmakers contend over amendments. The administration backs the measure while party leaders signal support for a war measures bill advancing soon. In New York and San Francisco officials report public notices and naval planners weighing their positions.
Suffrage Workers Plan Albany Route Parade
Suffrage workers announce a March for votes traveling along the canal route from one end to the other. The parade aims to raise awareness and rally support with travelers along the way.
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Werkera
Floretta Whaley Inherits $5,000 in Hempstead
New York May 14 residents of Hempstead wonder if Floretta Whaley the 14 year old heir to grandmother Kate Whaley will appear in Surrogate Jackson office in Mineola for the recounting of the estate. The grandmother executor says the estate totals 18,000 and 35,000 sums may be involved while questions linger about the child’s whereabouts and parentage.
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New York
Hensprted
Floretta
Canire
George
Surrogate Jackson
Mincoly
Kacah Whaley
Ming Whaley
Whaley
Dynamiter Charged With Murder in Montana Case
In Buite Montana on May 1, Jewls-Ferria faces dynamiting murder charges after an explosion injured Engineer Dussey, Fireman Brie and Ming, with sergeant filings outlining the cases and possible death sentence or pardon. The defendant plans to plead on Saturday.
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Dynamiter
Buite
Mont
Bussey
Metropolitan Handicap Ends In Dramatic Finish At Belmont
New York report notes Tack Atkin won the Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park this afternoon. Hestigauche, one of James R. Keeng’s two entries, faded late while Don Crease failed to challenge. A new course record was set by Jon Ervole in the Toulura race, with Alma Now and Hestipouche prominent in the final standings.
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Bulmont Parl
Hestigauche
James R. Keeng
Seesan
Don Crease
Bolquiont
Jon Ervole
Alma
Historic White House conference on conservation and industry
A historical account recounts a major May White House gathering with President Roosevelt, governors, justices, and leaders from forty four states. The conference focused on conserving natural resources and energy, debating iron and coal supplies, and exploring unified federal state cooperation with congress approval. Speakers, including John L. Lewis era figures, weighed waste in mining and potential efficiency gains.
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North Gryania
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Mt Sonth
Kaya Uume
Alany Ovacnurs
Chaiia
Wille House
Tia
Myr
CarkeKio
Isa
Considera
Imi
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Pittsburg
John Blitcher
United Mine Workers of America
Joly Hays Tammond
Soules
Wil
Kool
Ervae Enthieimann
United Staten
Taesirdile
Mnteine
Fragmented OCR summary of an old New York notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ther9al Ma May He and Dornan with garbled phrases. It references a date in September and a person from New York. Names and locations are unclear due to scanning errors and incomplete phrases.
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Michigan
Gettysburg
Mn Berna
Baptist Church
Favao Yen
Walton
le Tak
Warman
Adam
Sabi
Prisoners Shot and Wounded After Prison Break Attempt
Chaos followed a failed breakout at a government facility as prisoners opened fire and used explosives. At least multiple guards and prisoners were killed or wounded. the chief warden, a veteran from Michigan, survived among the injured. Stories describe a violent rout with soldiers surrounding the building and firing on escaping inmates. The piece notes long-lived staff and odd details about a warden and a religiously active community.
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Parenirs
Sini
Taruya
Ponte
Inel
Privat
The Knock-out Blow and Golden Medical Discovery Promises
A garbled ad style text touts stomach vulnerability as the key to cures for indigestion and other ailments. It promotes Dr. Pierce and a “Golden Medical Discovery” claimed to heal catarrh and mucous diseases, offering a booklet and testimonials endorsing ingredients and curative proportions.
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Wenry
Liu
Ploreo ix
Yvill
Rly. Pieren
Fingale
N.Y
Boolelos
Pierce
Piveen
Indian Sign Bill Aimed to Curb Native Usage in Public
A garbled report notes a bill proposing fines and up to six months in jail for using Indian signs or figures in commerce or public life. It quotes Senator Lavitum warning Indians on the warpath and mentions a broader social debate including women’s needs and old biblical references.
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Cater Red Front Restaurant Opens in Ogden Utah
A local eatery named Yamagashi Propriator serves Chinese noodles and Shanghai chop suey with rice and tea. Located at 272 24th Sire, Ogden Utah, the listing touts updated offerings and a refined dining experience.
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RED Front
Hyver Wink
Avery
IGDEN
Utah
Yamagaghi
Broom Restaurant Opens Gay and Night Service
Excellers 250 luvch tom 42 19 7 Bm advertises a private dinner party and luncheon service at Broom Restaurant. Proprietors Fook and Leo invite patrons to private dining, with details stated in a stylized, unclear OCR of 72 Twentyfish Street, Caden, Italy.
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Excellers
Fio Suedsy Alnuer
Ovstens
Parton Fook & Leo
Fwentyfish Street
Caden
Italy
Portponement of Bid Opening in City Contest
Legal notice reports the postponement of bid opening for a bridge project in Uden City Nasbean to June after city council action. The notice lists officials A F Parker and Guy Engler and cites publication dates. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates and full details.
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Connell
A. F. Parker
Guy Engler
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