Turbulent Times in Brazos County Editorials and Notices
A late 19th to early 20th century style page reflects community life in Brazos County. It features a philosophical survey of life, a call to unity, and notes on local events including school matters and public sentiment, with references to press practices and local figures.
Turkeys and New York Talk Heat Up Voters Count
Fallout from a presidential race era as turkeys and New York chatter dominate the scene. A large crowd gathered in Port Witty Méeorl Tod, with about thirty thousand attendees described in the report.
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Kroweston
New York
Benson
Fragmented OCR of a river flooding note in distress
Miscanned text describes hundreds of hovsee Deen washed away along a river with no home to return to after the waters. It mentions relief plans for those spared and a need to feed and shelter those affected as authorities work to address the aftermath.
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Rey
Pricked Ladies Arms With Poisoned Needles
Newark based report details two young women alleging a man named Armand Minten, accused of poisoning needles used on them. They describe frightening experiences, a theater scene, and a disturbing incident where Mary Lew reportedly fell ill after being pricked. The account notes alleged involvement of additional unnamed men and a bail start.
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Asenotati
Newark
Armand Minten
Sovie American Windent
Aeking & Jas Nemed Hiedle
IMO
Marjorie Gra
Jeanette
Mary Lew
Rie Faye
Moody speaks at 730 km bold church event set
An unclear OCR reads that Moody delivers remarks at a Presbyterian service with a sermon and a 10 pm closing, followed by a Sunday school at 10 and 230 pm. Christian pastor J M Pinley invites parishioners to morning promises and temperance talk. St Andrew's Guild to meet Monday after oat Mt Lorelock with J W Dorenne.
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Iscopal
St Andrew's Guild
Ind
Flood waters recede as relief teams aid stranded families
The Lewertemalla family of Peven reported safe after floodwaters receded near Malthe Street. Rescue boats moved marooned residents along the Parker plantation and Kopwe bridge area. Officials said the water level declined five to six feet in the Mumford district while telephonic updates from Hearne assured safety of residents.
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Hany
Lewertemalla
Peven
W. J. Roberts
Parker
Fon
Ke Parker
J. M. Gordon
Georen Fon
AF. Wilson
Cores
Hearne
Hatta Pontense
Wikous
Pareles
John Mi tLaw
Kopwe
Eldee
Joven’ Bridge
Bryan
Mumford
American ball players reach Japan in series opener
The New York team and Chicago White Sox are set to begin a baseball series in Japan. Reports describe travel by the American players and anticipation of strong competition abroad.
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Japan
Fragmented OCR Voice of a Troubled Woman
Fragmented text reads as a distressed draft about a woman seeking relief and ending in confusion. It mentions a tonic and heavy effort, with garbled phrases implying struggle and potential self harm. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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