Uninstructed FW Carolian Delegation at National Convention
In Chicago May 10 to May 16 the FW Carolinian delegation was largely split over support for Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. The convention debated Taft’s renomination, with ununified votes, factional calls, and significant speeches criticizing the Taft and Roosevelt alignments as leaders shaped the nomination process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synbia
Sinthas
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Ita
bin Cary Ann Fy
Spon
Taft North
Chicago
Firat
Postson
Roogevelt Ieader
Wato
Taft Uhdrew
Senate
Tall
Morth
Local Trials and Deaths Highlight Community News
A fragmented report recounts a courtroom escape after a murder trial in which the prisoner eluded capture as a crowd gathered. The piece also notes funeral notices, church events, a car club interest surge, and local family movements across Columbia and Piney Grove with Mary Ann Underwood’s death as a key mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Enon
Tylor Church
Bundey
I. Bf Walden
Columbia
Molilo Sanders
Mary Ann Underwood
Bey Geath
Wis Underwood
Mes J H Marlow
With Gibson
Ned Glhran
Jack Glhuna
Pim Gibaon
Piney Grove
Alexander Propped Draw at Democratic Convention
Alexander a prominent Democrat and lawyer in Jackson collapsed after leaving the state Democratic convention. He died within minutes despite physicians rushing to his aide. A former Prohibition leader in statewide politics, he never held office but was a key organizer and candidate in past elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Wally Tie Wen
Alexander Wax
Wuaitualoyl
State Criticizes Spending Amid Rail Commission Clash
Montgomery May 1. Chersea Henderson president of the State Railroad Commission calls out wasteful state payroll and urges funds reallocation to reduce the deficit. He proposes lifting senatorial spending powers to justify expenditures and argues for revenue reform to ease the tax burden while maintaining essential services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Chersea Hendrison
State Railroad Commission
Ume
Theva
Henderson
Fussis
Ua Bly
Miuney
Haley Ing
Mn Kamer
Telon Rovermont
Mensterson
Richeson Declared Sane by Alienist Amid Clemency Hope
Governor Frus refused commutation for Richeson hours before execution. A special commission found Richeson sane, yet condemned him for murder. The Richeson family faced tragedy as officials reported severe distress and concerns about mental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexecutta Council
Charles Strout
Lost Order at Moose elects local officials in union fractious vote
Fragmentary notes report unnamed clerks electing officials for the Lost Order at Moose. Marin Black appears as the electee along with a deputy and a chair named by partial titles. Other names are garbled but indicate a contested selection by several factions.
Unclear OCR fragment with names and ages in legal notice
Fragmentary text mentions a person linked to a family, a father of four boys, a site at Mt Wiley, and a 67 year old individual. Details are garbled, with missing dates and locations, preventing a clear notice of action or authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Ulerelewia Heenna
Kelton
DOLE WINS ISTE ULSI GMP FROM ENTER
Lakin Kab vealerdsy report describes a strange sequence during a game with numerous errors and misread names. The text mentions Dole and Enter and references players like Dotun and Hen Bulky with uncertain results. The passage reads like OCR garble from a match report with several scrambled terms and unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Ile
Fate Klee
Tray Hondayugs
Flood Submerges 7,800 Square Miles Across Region
Nachville May 16 Pottee reserves were pushed into the convention hall as factions clashed amid a heated debate over the platform. Plans to rally support at the event prompted a tense scene with crowding and police maintaining order while party leaders argued over the party platform and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nachville
Pottee
Batt Donight
Dese Tiles
Congressngy
Ihiabk Dibrol
Bond McKellar
Dhrel
Romine
Democratic Party
Dibratt
Teontuelon
Pibrell
Mouht
Sergéaat
Louisiana Flood Devastates Territory Across Gulf States
New Orleans May 14 reports floodwaters inundating about 7600 square miles of Louisiana and nearby states. The disaster crippled communities from the Archipelago to Alabama, Maryland, and Delaware with widespread damage and displaced residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana Y Land
Thi
Almont
Peertilesee
Mars
Oman
Taulsiaan
Tata
Hhote Yalan
Niniont
Pougeytont
Ates
Abintata
Contina search for train robbery detail in era report
The article recounts a highwaymen raid on the New Orleans and Northeastern Express Car No 2 near Okebaia, with details of the robbery, the pursuit by authorities, and estimates of the loss ranging from 446 000 to 200 000 dollars. It notes the bandits halted the train at a junction and fled, prompting a wide search and official investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer Buition Express Company
Leo
Joan Walden
Senn Hatton
Duie
Dothan Ara
Powent
Hottivaburr
Imgouhourdaarg
New Orleans
New York
New Orlerny
North Astern
Untitled notice with mixed garbled text and date
An official notice dated Wednesday announces a conference or award, referencing bed grant degree and regisicated to lis prosett Winklog Hilkbia vordlaly invited by order of an official, with unclear names and terms due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ce Warion Esdorsing
Opmow Wilson
Nvero Primmner
Hothan
Sheil Hayes Lewis
Varin Whetu
Merlauna Turaday
Rlhorn
Sher
Verillet
ANF Besa
Pleadidit
AL Hendrick
Todian
Jase Aye
Alexander
United States
Crarer Renderson
Torpalers OF
Alabama
Leyte
Wang
Richeson
Aaron
Miss Amin
Boston
Cincente
Mur
Avis
Qovernor Frus
Pertson
Covernoy Fox
Moose
Marin Black Wes
Elecigd
Furl Dlutulor
Rentva
Brogk Vie
Matis ‘Belletary
Maton
Wow Grant
Land
Connecticut
Delaware
Rodbel
Almoat
GMB
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!