Mob violence blights Brunswick County as killings erupt
In Brunswick County a white mob attacked the home of Joseph Isom, taking his wife during a period of rising racial tensions. Seven Black residents died and one white was wounded in the ensuing clashes as both sides armed themselves. Authorities report mass arrests and mobilization, with fear of further violence spreading across the region.
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Bronks County
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Vacant stake crime amid court chaos
Merethon, a Greek-looking defendant, faced Judge Stubbe for loitering and sodomy allegations. The scene featured language mixups, a foreign accent, and a tense attempt to swear the prisoner as a witness. The judge pressed for a clear account, while the exchange devolved into garbled dialogue and confusion.
Brave girl endures painful skin grafting at home
The case of Freda Mahl Subinica from 17 Jovoson-pya, Sunday, shows a long battle after severe burns. A doll donated by friends is applied to her body as doctors perform skin grafting to save her life. over 100 people gathered to contribute, with more procedures planned as the effort continues.
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Baros
Piny
Obove
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Irlunde
Nornay
D. T. Wagner
Horrible murder near Malleabie works bewildering clues
A brutal killing left a mutilated man found beside the Malleabie tree works area. The body showed heavy wounds and a blunt instrument was recovered nearby. Witnesses described a possible train accident scenario, with investigators tracing a man identified as Fred Lager, and the case attracting police scrutiny amid a string of fatalities along the track.
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Aleranter Kelrer
George J. Kirchenmann
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Janmeona Ho
Irland
Lang
Vile Pod
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Burns Denounces Judge Woods Decision At Tomlinson Hall
English labor advocate John Burns spoke to about 1,000 attendees at Tomlinson Hall on labor and politics. He condemned capital oppression, urged union power in municipal elections, and supported worker ownership of city monopolies as a path to reduce corruption. The visit included stops at local resorts, with Burns noting Indianapolis' relative morality versus Chicago and New York.
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Indianapolis
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New York
Marine Hospital Service Criticized for Poor Care
The Chronicle reports on the U.S. Marine Hospital lacking decent service with 148 patients receiving only eight hours of attention by a night watchman among other duties. The article faults the government for management rather than the on site physician in charge. In a separate note, William Shinaps, superintendent of bridges on the Atlantic and St Lawrence railway, was killed by a southbound train while riding one hand.
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Ban Paascisco
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Maya
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Atlantic & St Lawrence
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Dying Dill Cook Reported As War News Bpakane Post Considered
A garbled wartime summary reports a figure named Dill Cook dying in Osirus with a probable plan for a military post at Bpakane. The Third Japanese army was said to be heading in Ching and Lat Chow was captured. Snow near the front has lifted and the storm abated.
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Bpakane
Wei
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Matthews Pushes for Greater Governor Powers
Gov. Matthews told reporters he plans to urge the legislature to grant the governor broader discretionary authority to act swiftly. He criticized Assembly delays and noted that recent inquiries into racecourse proprietors yielded little information. He said the move aims to end eleventh hour paralysis and address public concerns through decisive action.
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Wan
Geo
Ketcham
Roby
Quirky Heiress and City Crime in New York Ledger
A fragmentary. oddly phrased clipping outlines Hetty Green and a separate NY store robbery case. It notes Annie Carey’s arrest with stolen goods found at the station, plus a theater lineup including Haworth, Warde, James, and Foy. The text mingles rumors of wealth, crime, and holiday stage offerings.
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Miami- Ly
New York
Doherty
McGal
Annie Carey
Bibio
Warnjog
Matthews Denies Plot to Name Himself Leader at Jackson Day
Gov Matthews denies rumors of a scheme to control the Jackson Day celebration and deny reports of a plan to place him as master of ceremonies. The governor, stating he seeks office honestly, rebuts talk of involvement with rival candidates Gray and Koenigs.
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Iba
al Hood
King
Lamp and leaking gas explodes man-hole injures three
A man-hole exploded during gas work in Crowle Chicago injuring three workers Edwan Sullivan Ominics Froposcao and June Costello. The blast occurred when a lamp sparked a fire as crews repaired a leak to the R08 Malin. Hospital care described and local Christmas observances noted.
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Cuteau
Edwan Sullivan
June Costello
Salty Assignment Highlights Family Business Shift
The document notes an assignment made Monday to Louie A Share, with related transfers and harness trade details. It records liabilities at $2,000 and estate values around $40,000, amid a year of economic pressures from pandemic times and evolving conditions impacting the business.
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Glamen
Hom George
Share
Mondsy
Louie A. Share
Leridianat
Detter
Vid Dansedua
Aldermanic upheaval tied to anti-cigarette bid and civic foul play
Fragmentary notices report Alderman Powers alleged to block an anti-cigarette ordinance by offering city council support, sparking a formal inquiry. civic federation and President Gage vow action. Additional items note a woman burned in Bennicky from a dropped newspaper, a doctor’s morphine suicide attempt, a fatal quarrel over theater receipts, a wreck on the Canandal branch, and railway damage in Batavia.
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John Powers
Emandio
Civic Federation
Lntend
Gage Saya
GIN AND PRAYER IN THE GREEN FAMILY HOUSEHOLD
A court recounts a chaotic night as Will Geewa and his father J K reas drink beer and whiskey then pray loudly. The scene at Kil City Co facility ends in broken chairs and a scuffle with police taking the pair into custody. Joe Green fled but later admits his drunken misdeeds. Judge Stubbs presides over the case with mixed humor.
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Will Geewa
J. K. Reas
Kil Lity & Co
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Tima
Joe
Edo
Ohim
Wiil
Frightful Freight Wreck Kills Nineteen Passengers
A severe freight wreck on the Northwestern road near Chelford on Saturday afternoon killed nineteen passengers and injured sixty as two trains crashed in a mass of wreckage. Physicians rushed to aid victims. emergency work continued through Sunday night. The disaster prompted sorrowful scenes as families mourned and responders battled to rescue and treat the injured.
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