Trane was flooded trip from St Louis to Lexington and a deadly town tragedy
A reporter in Lexington shares a long, chaotic letter from Austin Clark describing a train trip from St Louis to Lexington amid flooded lines and rising water. The letter meanders through weather, towns, and the journey, then shifts to local news on Charles Darst killed in Holden Missouri in a separate report.
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Lexington
Austin Clark
Gilman Clark
St Louis
Swift & Co
Folke
Lowtaville
Les Plag
Bervons
Knecht
Somewell Dump
Bira
Weil
Charlies Darst
Momence
Charles Darat
Missouri
Daret
A. Case
Clinton
Biafratown
Carol
Escors
Darst
Halden
Paveral Caloona
Ahout Llo
Darat
Case
A. Gerbeurt
Holden
Blairstown
Dart
Lowell
Ind
Mabel Case
Thom
Mysterious Removal Notice Allegedly Targets Peasta Site
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a removal action by a group named A REW ENTERPRISE and a Fraternat Racorve TL.Wo,agcovins over five years. The document mentions a national building, a second level, and widespread disruption while unclear details and names remain garbled.
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Racorve
Agcovins
Krox
Yilep
Ria’ National Building
Seanang
Will of Real Kentucky Colonel Details Odd Cremation Plan
Louisville men receive copies of Col C. M. Strader will directing debts be paid and body cremated in Philadelphia then ashes scattered on the Ohio River. The will cites religious phrases and honors Strader’s Civil War service with West Point training and loyalty to the Union, as Lexington reports on March 28.
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Kentucky
Ofot River
Louisvillle
C. M. Strader
Bt Josephi
Ohio River
Gabriel
Pope
Col Strader
West Point
Caster
Election illegality in Carroll County towns questioned
The article reports that officers in the towns of Bale Haven Wycox and Sikhorne Grove in Carroll County failed to publish ballots in two papers as required, rendering the election illegal and the elected officers unable to qualify. It notes further disputes over law compliance and potential legal challenges, with references to related state court actions and local officials.
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Bale ‘Haven
Wycox
Sikhorne Grove
Carrolll County
Soekn
Darkey
A. Ongur
Chen Ree
Sfalth
Tag Bartoat
the Voice
Roders Dicktou
Bacong Films
Lyoty Psi
Mintah Dickcon
Prewcherd
Michigan
Supreme Court
Springfield
Richard B. Burke
Ubteapo
United States Supreme Court
Jdzy
Arapahoe
Cass
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lillmore
Chincothe
Iim
Evelyn E. Jouen
Henry
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la Alle
Aeturers
Merey
Asanrimenta
Moncey
New Cheer
the Republican
Ghia
Wen See
Peasta
Wien
Wits
Asseucors
Marshall County
Gregory
Pril
Ateacon
C. K. Lombard
Baratog
W. L. Stoner
Hopewell
Perry
Tlinois College
Jacksonville
Whipple Academy
Lacon
Ussy
Juacon Ag
Court House
Spittesal
Henry Ox
Tito
Asaneae FN
Boost Boosinge
Togethis
Masaw
Ewe
Teoseureaz
Aocal
Seguara
Tronpurera
Prom Tulti
Tisoecae Reiss
Wsidinedotytare
Fane
Tr Jones
Ork
Sigeatufor
Cath
Corot
BC Coral Aginets
Orawoox
Marchal
Leen
Ana Priday
Obi
Mileston
Joan’ Eytians
Rea
Barrin Beer
Sears
Fost Mercer
SR Ie
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