Cyclone Routs Two Towns and Injures Several
A Jackson Mississippi special reports a Monday cyclone ripped through a sparsely settled region, striking Hewlett and Georgetown and destroying two small inner towns. Wind high and paths destroyed buildings. several residents, including Mrs Flynn, a man and child, and John Kelly, are seriously hurt. No fatalities yet reported. Separate notices cover new congressmen sworn in, seignorage debate, Wool hearings, and a moonshine pardon. Rescue efforts continue at the Gaylord mine with no contact to entombed workers. James J Hayne pleads guilty to theft of bonds and diamonds in San Francisco.
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One Byrep of Fig in ol and refreshing Fiver
A brief note notes a fig based beverage described as refreshing. The item is presented as pleasant to the taste and enjoyed by a person named Tisplecent 3. The fragmentary text makes exact details unclear but centers on a fig flavored drink experience.
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Itemized Bill Shows Cost Of Georgia Defense Efforts
Atlanta February 14 figures reveal the state's expenditure to guard against Corbett and Mitchell. The military bill totals around 220,000 with other charges of roughly 7,000 for sheriff and deputies. The question is whether the state or counties should cover January 24th and 25th services, with a decision expected soon.
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Coin from Indian mound sparks Israelite settlement talk
A brass coin found in an Alabama Indian mound bears a Hebrew inscription “shekel of Israel” and an olive branch on the reverse, sparking theories of ancient Israelite settlement in America. Details await, with a similar coin shown. Also notes on ex-Minister Blount potentially seeking Senate seat and other brief items from Georgia, Alabama, New York, and Florida.
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White City flames threaten World Fair buildings fire
Fire broke out at 11 a m in the colonnade between the agricultural building and machinery hall at the World’s Fair grounds. The blaze destroyed the structures and adjacent buildings, with suspected arson and motives debated as authorities weigh possible social unrest or alien influence.
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Eight Life Sentence For Old Nathan Winn Slayer
The Collier murder case ended with a life term for the killer, who murdered the peaceful Nathan Winn last summer. The two day trial ended after eight o'clock Tuesday night with the jury voting for life confinement in the Georgia penitentiary. Judge Fish imposed the sentence as Homer Willis received eighteen years. The lengthy proceedings included an appeal unlikely, given the verdict and time already served. The case followed a fatal assault that shocked the local community.
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