Southeast Storm Destroys Georgia Florida and Alabama Areas
Severe weather battered the southeastern gulf states with torrential rain and powerful winds. Rivers rose rapidly, bridges washed out, and many roads damaged while warnings remained in effect. No loss of life reported as Alabama and Georgia faced extensive flood and wind damage including uprooted signs and damaged property.
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Chattahoochie
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Binningham
Stronte
Chattahoorhhee
Alabama Wivers
Tapa
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Martin
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Hovsea
Thimipa
Boers Fight Fiercely Near Bothasburg In Polish War
A fierce engagement near Bothasburg sees Boers resisting British advances as British colonials and Allied forces clash under heavy fire. Casualties reported on both sides include wounded and dead, with lines held along the outpost as British troops press forward amid artillery and rifle fire.
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Menik
Bothasburg
Pol
Kitcheners
Hamad
Pennsylvania Flood Devastates Columbia Area Towns
Residents along the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania faced terror as floodwaters rose eight to nine feet. The levee breached near Columbian and Marietta, submerging rail lines and inundating the electric plant area while darkness hampered rescue efforts and caused widespread damage to nearby industries.
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Darkneaa
Nhabia
Sueqfohanna
Columbian
Marietta
Old Dan Post
Columbia
Firea
Couimbia
Colimbia
Port Deposit
Stone Suffering Strain Delays Mission To Morreback
A garbled report describes Miss Stone undergoing strain and a medical concern delaying travel to Morreback. It mentions Psitha and references Saladin Tekih and Salonika with uncertain outcomes and hoped recovery.
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Stanmita
Chen
Salonika
Messiu
Atrniray
Mysterious Kentucky Incident Cited in Fractured Text
A garbled report references a mob killing in Kentucky and unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a man named Webticky and a Home CoHLEY firm while alluding to a public disturbance and possible feuds.
Fighting Is Severe Through Narrow Warfronts
A jagged report from a chaotic front describes severe fighting as troops battle near a line where commands blur. Multiple units clash under dim skies with reports of hidden casualties and disrupted supply routes.
Meteor Launches as Emperor's Yacht Weds the Ocean
A chaotic, misted account details the ceremony aboard the Meteor, Emperor William’s yacht, as it becomes the bride of the sea. The christening by Miss View Ronnevelt occurs in front of the president and dignitaries. The vessel moves at 108 mph amid enthusiastic crowds and atmospheric conditions.
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Poenry
Prinoesdap
Hiltar Shooters Island
Drether
Misa View Ronnevelt
Chanahfer
United States
Prince Fenty
von Holleben
Soidoek
Persisont
Borin
Io Heads Association
Rae County
Cool Kiwis Association
Sue City
Mrntoy
Aris
Betaary Charles
Wis Eloeted
Earch
Murder in a School House Shoota and Kilts Hig
A teacher is shot in a school house with a fatal event near Sprivetiohh Ub. The assailant is believed to be a pupil or an associate, leading to a formal inquiry. Wistman, daughter of her guardian, and Domghis Conny figure in the investigation. Authorities pursue the suspect through local streets as the school community mourns and searches for motive.
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Malr
Iinet
Sweenhears
Mise Wistman
Catanege
Domghis Conny
Demelier
Wistert
Masa
Wassees
Ebride
Ales J. Quighey
Visine
Sige Avenue
Dew
Pyasimod
Turbulent Week Reports Mass Killings and Bankruptcies
A chaotic string of OCR fragments details seven men killed by a mob and a volatile, violent week. Other lines reference a wrecking incident, a major liquor deal collapse, and a bankruptcy petition with assets around 200,000. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
Fraud charge in Crystal Lake Bank transfer case
Winnebago County residents Crenshaw Gilbertson and Thompson accused Crenshaw of arranging a bank purchase with fake stock claims. They allege he forged certificates of deposit and used cashier services to siphon 20 000 from two banks, then disappeared after securing money. Bankers and creditors seek intervention in bankruptcy actions.
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Abert
Uilbertann
Z. Thompson
Winnebago County
Growa
Crystal Lake Bank Transfer
Crenshaw
Connell
Gilbertson
Ptaze Treacher
J. Thormpkon
Crystal Lake Bank
Thampsot
Crenstaw
Faoly Comantia Min Ton
Cromalaw
Iaane
Arenshaw
Cretahaw
Siete City
Dart
Oniha
Fire at Onawa destroys depot and damages town
Fire rages through Onawa destroying the depot and several adjacent structures. Reports describe heroic efforts by residents to save property as flames spread, with investigations into the cause pointing to a defective fuse. Two notable court matters and local appeals referenced alongside broader city news.
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Onan
Dire San
Mloki
Tt Ie
Towa Waprenu
Shhuberf
Mason City
Hunter
Junggold
Conary
MOUND BUILDERS DISCOVERY NEAR CHARLES CITY
Geologist professor Clement L. Webates of Charles City reports two Hronpe tombs along the Little Cedar River, four miles north, with a region rich in ancient remains. The mounds promise significant archaeological knowledge about early humans and cultural history in the area.
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Chavies
Cedar River
Clement L. Webates
Charles City
Bliya Conny
Towa
Noracel
Webster Sage
Rev Francis E Judd Dead in Iowa Episcopal Circles
Telegram from Portland announces the death of Rev Francis Judd D D for forty years prominent in Episcopal circles. He served as rector at Mt. Pleasant Davenport Dubuque Davenport and Marshalltown, founded the Home for Friends and Grewold College, chaired theology at the latter, led Lew Seminary at Boyne, and was bishop in the Taw a diocese. At death he was chaplain bishop of Scott Military Academy and the Good Samaritan hospital.
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Iowa
Porthind. Ore
Francis Merson Tndd
Episcopal
Ile
Mt. Menawat
Davenport
Dobogie
Tawa City
Brooklyn
Marshalltown
Friendiesa
Grewold College
Lew Seminary
Bawboyne
Tawa
Waa Ebaplalo
Scott Military Academy
Boepitel
Deptscopal Matitutbowea
Portland
Monk returns to world after 23 years in Trappist life
A Trappist monk, Eugene, leaves Watkistery Wear Peale after 23 years of vows and self denial, returning from a centinynce to a new life. The report covers regional affairs, council actions, and local incidents including police cases, gas franchise votes, and deaths in nearby towns.
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Ism Pollie
Wrovher
Eugene
beentyCher
Iowa Legislature Works Through Weekend Debates
The Iowa Legislature advanced several measures with votes on injunctions, education funding, and municipal power. Key actions include a resolution on government by injunction, a federal-relations report, and passage of a hospital and reform bill mix while objections over school funding and judicial jurisdiction surfaced amid extensive committee work.
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Senate
Benatér Brighton
Gilley
Allyn
Towa
Land Office
Wilson
Committee On Federal Relations
Beb
Hughes
Cowles
Stratton
Cowle
Naya
Iowa senate court decisions and state rail map plans
The report outlines Supreme Court decisions on multiple cases in Polk Monroe and Cedar districts and notes revisions to Iowa’s 1902 railroad map. It covers progress on 30,000 maps, excludes discontinued rural post offices, adds new towns and 300 miles of rail, plus board trips for the Cherokee hospital project and a Dee Maines and Western railway venture. It also lists Army rifle range ground purchase, water main material purchases, and candidates for the state dairy commissioner role with several names.
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Lawa
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Brate
Ion. Cumming
Board of Control
Polota
Cherokee
Chicago
Board of Central Law
Maj.Turner
United States Army
Army
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