Kruger Lands Amid Cheers in Marseilles Welcome
Paul Kruger former president of the South African republic arrived in Marseilles to a massive procession and cheering crowds. He praised the French for sympathy, denounced British conduct in the war, and vowed to fight to the last, saying independence would fail only if all South Africans were exterminated.
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Two Killed One Wounded in Negro Duel Near Columbus Ga
Mitchell Taylor and Charles Comer, both blacks, fought over a debt outside Columbus. Comer was killed as Taylor, wounded, waited near his home. Taylor's sister died after shielding them during the fighting. An unrelated medical ad followed.
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Costumbus
Corvmnus
Mitchell Taylor
Charles Comer
Comer
Taylor
Siclan
Perry Davin
Death of a Noted Gambler Billy Mack in Charleston
Charleston tale recalls Billy Mack, once famed gambler who amassed wealth in the city a quarter century ago but died pauper in Charleston. He spent time at the city hospital before dying and was buried at Magnolia cemetery beside fellow gamblers. Little is known of his past or home, though rumors tied him to Albany and New York.
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Charleston
Billy"’ Mack
Sporting Fraternity
Magnolia Cemetery
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South
Horke
Dowadaya
Mack Fo
United States
New York
Albany
Bristwollam
Ala
E. Alexander
Marion County
Brookside
Alexander
Brillant Minkee
Guin
John
Otts
Tess
Pillars Designs Jefferson Davis Monument for Confederacy
Charles A Pillars, a Jacksonville sculptor, is expected to design the Jefferson Davis monument for the Confederacy. His model shows eight Ionic columns with an arch across the street and a bust of Davis held by two life size southern women in a scene of reverence.
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Jacksonvile
Vila
Charles A. Pillars
Davis
Marion
Brisk Business in Iron Stream of Orders From Every Quarter
Cleveland dispatch notes a wave of iron trade orders in late November. Strong market activity signals demand may outpace supply, with export flow possibly easing as markets recede. Amid ads for tonics and medicines, brief health notes touch on indigestion remedies and public figures asides.
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Cleveland
Green party saved by children after brutal Boxer ordeal
Pao-Tina-Fu Nov 22. The Green family and Miss Greig endured near death as Boxers massacred missionaries. The Greens and their two young children were hidden in a cave then a farm room, brutalized, separated, and moved across towns. Their rescue came when hostages were preserved to bargain for escape and a loyal Boxer interceded for the children.
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Green Party
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Shan-Si
Tain
Boxora
Green
Wonton
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Leas
Mrs. Green
Miss Greig
Sinan
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Pao-Ting-Fa
Ting Yuen
Tuku
Trains Struggle Through Colorado Cyclone Damage
Denver reports describe a Colorado cyclone that ripped telegraph lines south and west of the city. About 150 houses demolished in Colorado Springs with principal streets piled by wreckage. Despite damage, no fatalities—hurricanes continued to rage as trains battled mud and shattered signals from Pueblo to Monument and back to Denver.
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Worst Storm Ever Known Rips Colorado Springs
About 150 houses wrecked as Yester day's hurricane, the severest in state history, blew for 12 hours. Nearly 140 dwellings destroyed or damaged, and Mayor Robin announced at least 100 frame residences wrecked. Fire alarms, downed poles, shattered windows, and extensive business district damage reported.
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Coronado Sraixas
Edgar T. Enstyn
State Forentty
Robin Mn
Grorkhaue
Denver
General Strike Declared in Tampa Amid Labor Tensions
Tampa, Nov 23. The federated trades assembly ordered a general strike over labor disputes. The International Union of Cigar Makers refused to adopt the proposed agreement after a stormy session and a union committee was sent to seek a sympathetic strike. Thousands could be affected if the strike proceeds starting Monday, with officials appealing for resolution as tensions rise.
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International Union of Cigar Makers
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International Union
Federated Trades
Botton
Committee at Columbus Inspect River and Harbor Works
Congressional committee on rivers and harbors arrives in Columbus Georgia for luncheon hosted by Deep Water association. Delegation includes Representatives Bishop Davidson Alexander Law rence Bankhead Lester Maddox and Adamson Georgia. They tour the Chattahoochee below Columbus to assess needed improvements.
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Wisconsin
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New York
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Alabama
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Hall Bill Laid On The Table In Mississippi Assembly
Dispensary measure sits next Wednesday as debate over Hall bid to retire state bonds continues. Several new bills enter as Wright’s dispensing bill becomes special order. Population of Mississippi rises to 1,851,270 with 241,070 gain. H. Palmer & Sons promote DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for skin ailments.
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H.W. Palmer
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Mississippi
DeWitt
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Property Auctions In Clarke County Georgia Court Notices
Clarke County auctions list multiple estates with sales set for December at Athens courthouse. Executors and administrators announce public sales of real estate and personal property including tracts near Milledge Avenue and several parcels in Athens Clarke county.
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Clarks Bestate
Geer
Bette
Annes
David Gann
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Clarke
Dean
HL. Morrox
Horses and Mules for Sale on Thomas Street Georgia
A large lot of first class mules and horses is available now and will be kept throughout the season for sale at prices competitive with any Georgia market. Located on Thomas Street.
Boundery description from county land deed noted
A fragmentary boundary description mentions one acre more or less within a portion of a tract in the county. The text references boundaries along a watercourse and a road, with mentions of zones near the Qoowee and the Harsheba area, but the details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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