Doctors Eniffen and Purcell freed on habeas corpus
Dr. Eniffen and Myra Purcell were released from custody on a writ of habeas corpus granted by Chief Justice Beasley after an initial denial. The two, along with co-defendants Geerton No 1 Jarman 9 De Arthur and Kattten, were escorted from the jail yard to the street amid public crowding as the court finalized the decision.
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Eniffen
Misa Purcell
Geerton No
Jarman
de Arthur & Kattten
Myra Eniffen
Nisa Purcell
Bert Riner
Warren
Bahcerm
Ios
Brunswicis
Fragmented Text Sparks Crime Report and Investigations
OCR reads as a garbled historical newspaper fragment detailing a January 9 incident involving burglary of a depot express office. It mentions an unknown agent, a robbery, and ensuing investigations with references to a Georgia party and railroad interests, plus broader foreign news and court notes.
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Phinis
Batwrean
Ian Sears
Dule
Atterton
Thalianinga
Peeral
Patione
Express
Bedorile
Georgia
Ubcheck
Sith Ge
Pearie
Expres CompAny
Bread
Ani
Neice
Eda
Rover Rinntsouin Ala
Fragmented OCR Chronicle Highlights Trials and Elections
A garbled OCR fragment reports on a January 9 event of a guard shot dead in KC, a Tennessee election for fire and police officials with a Democratic majority, county notices, church weddings, and a large fire in Georges Rent area. Several names, dates, and places are partially legible, with scattered references to laws, trials, and civic affairs.
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Spacal
Tiihore
Randolph
Toby Fraeder
Whehway
Corm Tema
Wempnus
Mumelpa
Board of Public Worka
Tee Mirmebh
Treker
Georges Rent & St
Nates
Dorancon Bennet
Brates
Senate
Grs
West
Conan
Pataha
Tndiana
Ted Za
Ohio Democrat Faction Frays Over Payne Successor Choice
Fragmented scene shows party factions debating a candidatet for Payne’s Senate seat amid splits and pressure to nominate a successor. Names and positions appear in scattered notes as delegates weigh who can unite the ticket.
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Damocracy
Ohio
Payne
Mae Fanutry
Ted
Shai
Fragmented Protest Notes In New York Sociology Article
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to a Southern society meeting, editorials, and a debate on resolutions. The garbled page mentions The Malal Express and a discussion of passing a certain measure. Names, dates, and clear events are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR Tale of Names and Events Across A Page
The readable text presents a maze of names, places, and random phrases with scattered personal names such as Dannany, Fred, Pepa, and Pepa r oye, plus scattered organizational hints like FO and ALAA. It reads like a damaged newspaper fragment containing many partial words, dates, and titles without coherent narrative.
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Omar
Wreck and fire linked to Union Pacific crash in Nebo
A January wreck near Nebo caused two crashes involving a broken car and two major trains. Passengers suffered burns and injuries as crews battled fire, while Governor Lowery urged stronger concealed weapons laws and criticized recent protests of scenes at Purvis.
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Read
Lowery
Sephione
Tobacco Trust Debate At Lyon New Union Meeting
A fractured OCR record describes a meeting discussing the tobacco trust with references to Lyon, Duke, Allen, Gunter, and Goodwin. It notes a committee appointed to prepare statements and report, with emphasis on opposition to the haved trusts and the broader tobacco issue. Names and places appear inconsistently due to OCR errors.
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Ynghia
North Caro
Giowelina
Speen
Delee Ater
Sargully
Earagas
Ubacco
Duke & Bons Allen & Gunter, Ring and
Goodvin
Georgia to the Sea Outlets from the GECAT marble beds
A Georgia capital outfit outlines nine schemes for an Augusta Ayr-Tane Road to connect Augusta and Charleston, via Savannah, aided by a New England syndicate. Promoters claim the line would cut travel distance, unlock marble and torii fields, and boost market access, with construction by the Charles P. Construction Company and backing from state legislators.
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Cuantasrox
Georga Capitalist
New England
Matt Rust San Giorgia
Avis
Augusta
Autustama
Charleston
Maria Man
Paermee Ins
New England Aubiiente
Low England Syndicate
YE of
Georgia
Savannah
Hay
The
Sun
South
Quralina
Charles Pe Construction Company
Capital
Las Company
Hue
Turmelt
Theaugh Golton
Unsneta
Chariaton
Justice of the Peace Independent Opinion on Supreme Court Case
An Independent Opinion from a Justice of the Peace discusses delays and procedures in a long-standing court dispute. The document references trial dates, juries, and claims of evolving defenses while noting the complex proceedings and the role of the vendor in the case.
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Util
Cpor
Rihay
Renee Ania Tome Opstis
Gaetanie
Phosphate Rumors and Political Tensions Surge in South Carolina
Rumors spread that capitalists have acquired phosphate lands in South Carolina while officials dispute plans. Reports from Topeka claim efforts to move Black residents to Oklahoma, stirring tensions. Separate items note deaths, a Savannah business figure near paralysis, and local building contracts and waterworks plans amid urban development.
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massieCin
Topeka
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Ringisher
Willen
Chiaima
Hank Thdewver
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