War Tales of Easter at Santiago and a Soldier’s Vow
In 1898 at Santiago a Cuban insurgent colonel orders cruelty over a child and prompts a massacre, while Lt Luis Nunez fights with American troops. Nunez is wounded and cared for by a Red Cross nurse Nina Cavadengas, whose loyalty and hidden ties threaten his vow to avenge his daughter’s murder.
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Mare
Esunset
Clareia
Coison
Greely
Weyler
Santiago
San Miguel
el Caney
Io Eity
Luis Nunez
Pie
Harton
Fone
Ian Santace
Great Republic
Teresa
Verdetta
Rati Et Asseraceros
Nunez
Red Cross
United States
Lim
Eiti
Iis
Rey Toss Reyes
Benet
Nunet
Santiago Hospital
Senorita
Nina
Battle Echoes From Bi Caney and San Juan
Narration recalls fierce fighting in Bi Caney and San Juan during the war. American troops storm the village church converting it to a hospital while Kent's division climbs San Juan hill under heavy fire. Lieutenant Ord is killed by a treacherous shot, and a Cuban officer intervenes to claim the killer.
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Bi Caney
Luis Nunez
Linares
Toral
Vara del Rey
Sampson
Capren
Caney
San Juan
Kent
Ord
Ballio Clea
Joe Hebers
Febri-Clara Tonic Promoted as Superior Cure
An advertisement extols Febri-Clara Sweet Chill Tonic of Iron as superior to quinine for chills and fever, claiming it strengthens the constitution and acts as a tonic and nervine. It promises a money back guarantee if not cured and warns against substitutes. Sold by B. W. Hargrave.
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B. W. Hargrave
Cuba Awakens to New Order and Bright Future
A narrative recounts postwar Cuba in Santiago with thriving streets and a revived society under American influence. It notes renewed prosperity, the union of a Cuban nobleman and a nurse heroine, and Easter Day celebrations amid memory of earlier devastation.
Schedule Of Passenger Trains Between Washington Atlanta
Schedule in effect May 6 1893 details solid vestibulated Pullman sleepers and coaches between Washington Atlanta with additional routes Portsmouth to Atlanta and Columbus to Atlanta. Mentions trains for Montgomery New Orleans Texas and Mexico domains. Officials names appear in fragmented credit lines and notices.
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Allants Street
Washington
Atlanta
Portsmouth
Chester
Expres
Texas
Osteria
Mexico
Ciettencia
Nasariie
Memphis
Macon
St. Sartell
One of the Things She Does
A remark from the Atchison Globe describes a woman’s theft tactic as she takes a man’s money, places it in a pocketbook, and leaves it on the first counter she reaches, illustrating a cold, calculating approach to shoplifting.
Fragmented Classified Ad Text With Damaged Content
A damaged OCR fragment mentions various terms like THOUSANDS and diseases and references a price and a box containing ill treatment. It includes jumbled phrases and incomplete descriptions with no clear person or organization identified.
Easy chairs. Fanors keen: Scissors-an fp.
A fragmented note cites chairs and scissors with unclear context. It mentions a CEO and bears on an unspecified matter, but lacks concrete details or events.
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Bear
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