Townsman burned at stake after Eclectic assault
In Eclectic Alabama Wallace Townsend alias Floyd a negro was burned alive after a mob found him guilty of attempted assault on Mrs Linnie Harrington. Townsend confessed to implicating seven others including Frank Floyd Jake Floyd and Virgil Miller as the crowd learned of a broader conspiracy. Separate note from Chicago reports an elderly hat raid on State Street and a Texas land sale valued near 60 900.
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Wetumka
Ala
Wallace Townsend
Floyd
Eclectic
Linnie Harrington
Townsend
Wetupka
Harrington
Odson
Wetumpka
Virgil Miller
Montgomery County
Frank Floyd
Jake Floyd
Zeb Floyd
Pearson
Zeb
Montgomery
Chicago
State Street
Relief funding crunch looms for stormed counties in Texas
Houston reports relief chief Captain Taliferro warns of grave hardship as 10 000 plus residents of Harris Galveston Brazoria Fort Bend and Waller counties face winter without work or homes. He has 72806 25 allocated with 35150 sent to local committees and 13442 78 spent on supplies leaving about 23000 to settle remaining bills. He urges state aid or broad charity to avert depopulation.
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Houston
Taliferro
Sayers
Brazoria County
Galveston County
Harris County
Galveston
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Waller Counties
Zacatecas Governor Installed Amid Carnival Parade
Genaro Garcia, newly elected governor of Zacatecas, was installed with elaborate ceremonies in Juarez. The city showcased carnival attire and a long parade featuring floats depicting the state's history. The American Bankers Association also met in Richmond in an annual three day session starting Tuesday.
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American Bankers’ Association
Richmond
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