Kuroki Cheers and Band Salute at Belmont Race Day
Gen Kuroki and party visit Belmont Park New York May 18. Crowd cheers as band plays Kumsa o Japan and Star Spangled Banner. Japanese general and staff watch races before visiting Gen Grant on Governors Island later that day.
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Belmont
Grand Stand
Peter Pan
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Yokohama
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Tanaka
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Lynch
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Times Square
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Rhurok
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Mra
George Tucker
Jamestown Xposition
Waldorf-Austoria
Baron Karol
Gen. Kuroki
Thomson's Glove Fitting No 164 Corset for Wallets
An OCR fragment discusses a "Glove Fitting" item number 164 described as a corset for the average figure and wallet, noting features like tapes and hose supporters. It appears to be a catalog snippet with price indicated as six units. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear context or complete details.
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Thomson
Komaan
Eee Bine Rere
Thomson’s
Domestic Specialty Sheet Sale Listing
Domestic specially reduced linens and pillowcases in varied sizes. Includes 45x86 pillow cases, 81x09 pullman sheets, 72x90 standard sheets, 81x90 standard sheets, 60x9 leopard bleached sheets, and 72x90 puritee sheets. Prices shown as 59c, 48c, 39c per unit.
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Specifer
Bape
Notions and sewing notions advertisement list
A fragmented advertisement lists various sewing notions including Cotton Featherbone in black or white yard length, five yard pieces Angora Skirt Braid, Boys' Pant Waistbands from good quality white jean, and stocking feet in multiple sizes in black and white.
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Eeeeeseeene
Point de Paris
Fanehe St Tevenor
Col Roosevelt buried in Oak Hill Cemetery
Col George W. Roosevelt died in Brussels on April 14 while serving as consul general. He was buried at 2 pm yesterday in Oak Hill Cemetery with services by Rev Dr Easton. The G A R and Medal of Honor Legion conducted grave rites. Washington Barracks troops fired volleys and taps sounded. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt sent a floral tribute, and a Congressional Medal of Honor was awarded for gallantry at Bull Run and Gettysburg.
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Brussels
Belgium
Oak Hill Cemetery
Thomas Chalmers Easton
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Masonic Quartet
Alexander Mosher
Wiliam D. McFarland
J. Henry Kaiser
J. Walter Humphries
Medal of Honor Legion
Alexander A. Maxim
Henry S. Stevens
Meade Post
Washington Barracks
Fred
Newton Ferree
Department of the Potomac
Farnsworth
Arthur Hendricks
M. Emmét Urell
Alexander Scott
Henry Romeyn
State
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Battle of
Bull Run
Gettysburg
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Dominican Treaty Arrives Ratified By Santo Domingo
Minister Dawson returns from Santo Domingo with a copy of the treaty showing the Dominican congress added explanatory paragraphs but did not alter the pact. The U S Senate already approved the treaty and no further submission is needed. the document is deemed concluded and will be proclaimed. A note on a headlined concert announces the sixth annual M C A Orchestra event next Wednesday at 8 15 pm with Donald B MacLeod directing. Soloists Dana Holland and Robert Stearns perform.
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Dawson
Dominican Congress
United States Senate
Senate
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