Drink request ends in white mob killings in Columbia
Reported in Columbia on July 8 the aftermath of an attempted murder left Willie Hall postmaster at Chinquepin dead and two Negro men killed by a white mob. In Richfield Virginia another incident involved a farmer state representative Shelton, who allegedly attempted to assault Patty Malden as bystanders fled.
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Eolumbia
Willie Hall
Chinquepin
Dennie Mead
Bim
Jesse Butler
Dames
Shelton
Armer
Patty Malten
Little Rock
Ark
Joe Barto
Penny Night
Bar-to
J. D. Conant
a _gambier
Joe Kilpatrick
Bai Citere 2 -Pelond Jr
Reaper Mangles A Little Girl at Elwood Farm
Elwood Indiana reports a tragic accident as Elwood children play near the mower header when a reaper maims Judy Jedyl Elma Awarty six, daughter of William Swarts. The machine struck and severed a leg, remaining unnoticed by the driver until the grave injury was discovered.
Unknown donor gives unexpected gift to Eleanor Hospital
A unidentified man donated a gift to the Eleanor Hospital for Sick Children as a closed carriage departed the curb. Raz Ang, the hospital superintendent, noted the donor wore dark glasses and traveled in a chiselled carriage. The delivery sparked the question of whether the hospital received the donation.
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Eleanor Hospital
Hee Het
Moriarity Proposes Vigorous Action at Pesthouse
A garbled report notes tension over hospital conditions with references to funding and political opposition. It mentions a councilmember leading minority members urging action and criticizes previous spending on similar health initiatives. The fragmentary text hints at a proposed $6,000 appropriation and Democratic friction.
Spider bite doctor attacked during sleep in Atlanta
Report notes Dr. Alex Dawe Fenehang, a physician, was bitten by a spider while asleep, with ensuing concerns over poisoning and implied medical danger. Coverage mentions Ashland and Panamanian dates amid industrial strike context.
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Atlanta
Gay Duis
Alex
Dawe Fenehang
Aly
State in Brief Terre Haute sink project by business leaders
Marion riot expulsion drives foreigners from a Pennsylvania company employment role. Loganport accident leaves no injuries after street fire blocks. Jeffersonville deputy warden Barnard tied to reformatory superintendent post. Terre Haute trotting group seeks Currie Nation manager's plan for upcoming fair
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Terre Hauta
Marion
Pennsylvania
Marion—Alx
Thompson
Logansport
Saul
Jeffersonville
M. M. Barnard
Michigan City
Reformatory
W. OH. Whitaker
W. E. Greene
Currie Nation
Grabbing Gems Worth 45000 Recovered After July Robbery
New York July 1. Mia Grace Taylor wife of famed bookmaker Edward Taylor was robbed of jewels valued at 145000 by three young men after leaving a salon. They fled but a passing policeman captured all three and recovered the jewelry. Mrs Taylor had confronted her husband Friday and left home earlier.
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New York
Grace Taylor
Edward Taylor
Jefferson Market Court
Teoact
Taylor
Adams
Sing-Sing
Widower Elwnod Bride Ties Knot In Brief Society Shock
Dr. Daniel Bigler a wealthy pioneer from Elwnod marries Marie Bress at midnight. The wedding followed a long widowhood and caused chatter in local society. The Sigler family returned home and planned a westward tour, ending a brief courtship.
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Elwnod
Ind
Daniel Bigler
Wis
Marie Bresslet
Sigter
Sine
Sigler
West
Son-in-law held as investigation continues in Jinesboro
A report from Jinesboro notes a son-in-law is being held in the county jail following a deadly incident. Mrs. Gimlay and others are under investigation for involvement in the death, with authorities awaiting further inquiry.
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Jinesboro
Ardine Quidy Mani
Tavadey
Medin
Torale Cotes
Gimlay
Powson
Boys in Trouble Appeal to Governor
A distressed report describes youths appealing to the governor for clemency in the release of Roscoe Jackson, son of God, held on charges connected to throwing stones at a train conductor. The piece also mentions a convict mining enterprise and unrelated regional notices.
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Guy
Durbin
Ion
Roscoe Jackson
Cle
Gery
Yeurs Oath
Pratthy
Ali
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Jackson
Robbed of Minds and Thrown in Jail
A troubled case tells of George Williams and companions facing forced confinement after a mining job dispute. Authorities investigated the claim, tracing alleged mistreatment to removal from freedom and six months’ unknown detention, with family seeking answers from state observers.
Wheeler Praises Brave Spaniards In Cuba War Remarks
General Wheeler lauded Spanish soldiers as brave fighters near Sentina. He contrasted American troops and Spanish forces, noting how 21 000 troops would have changed events if available. He praised the Spanish commanders and urged reciprocity of bravery, while mentioning a monument proposal for the fallen.
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Sentinga
Classpaniea
Teht An
Wheeler
Shaftery
Mery
Cuba
Vaile Det Fox
Huaniat
Wis Kittle
Fuente
Oryught
Creditors in Chattanooga Tales of Firm’s Collapse
Unclear OCR text describes a large quarry firm facing financial trouble with creditors in Birmingham Anniston and Gadston Abi. It mentions the sheriff and actions against the company and creditors seeking redress amid alleged misfortunes and halted operations.
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Chattanooga
Tran
Daly
Phinty
Henoin
Eerditers
Adal
Unclear text fragment from local notice page
A damaged OCR snippet provides partial phrases about victims and locations but lacks clear names, dates, or events. The readable parts reference a group of people, a facility or location, and ongoing confusion or incomplete reporting without verifiable details.
Warrant Issued For George W Beavers In Federal Case
A federal warrant was issued for George W Beavers former treasurer in a salaries department after a grand jury indicted him for involvement in schemes with investments and payments through a national trust company. The document outlines alleged deceit and misallocation of funds to Beavers.
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States
Federal Coud
Adadee Thomas
Jaguyd
G. W. Beavers
Reetefice
U Federal Grand Jory
Hecebeoks Beng
Driggs
National Trust Company
Bron
Money pours into New York market amid security concerns
The report notes vast investments in New York despite uncertainties in the securities sector. It highlights a surge toward financial instruments, with figures approaching 150 million and an annual increase of about 28 percent, pointing to growing market activity and investor interest. Local analysts weigh potential risks and economic impact.
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New York
Jiny
Ina
Oo Securities
Ureay Northern
Norther Pachie
Burling
Nas Impaired His Health Sparks Cruise Pause
New York July 18 William Inglah Walling grandson of the late William English of Indianapolis has sailed for a yachting cruise after resigning from East Side settlement work. He arrived from Chicago a year ago to join charity efforts with J. G. Phelps Stokes and other young millionaires. It is not clear if Walling will return once his health improves.
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New York
William Inglah Walling
Bite Willian English
Indianapolia
Oniversity
Chicago
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Walling
Roxbury Murder Trial Ties to Watch Pawn Confession
In New York Roxbury was murdered during a June night on an unfrequented Bronx street. Charles W. Ristury, a tea expert, is among suspects and has confessed partially after Jack Son allegedly pawned Kem watch owned by the victim. The case has stirred local fear as authorities pursue further leads. London reports artist Whistler, a noted American, has died in Chelsea.
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New York
Charles W. Ristury
Charles Jackson
Necro
Jack
Kasbury
Roxbury
Bronx
Mita Kijlan Thomagh
Tragic suicide attempt on train ends in restraint
Cincinnati inmate Metzger of Oakland Maryland tried to kill himself on a Baltimore and Ohio train. He tore his sleeves to make a rope and hanged himself in a toilet room but was cut down by trainmen. He is hospitalized in a pidable condition. Metzger is described as mentally unbalanced.
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Cincinnati
Gentilety Metzger
Oakland
W. Traln
Metzger
Meridian Streeters Seek Extension Against Street Change
A petition from Meridian Heights property owners between the canal and Meridian Heights asks the county commissioners to open a street as a boulevard, leaving Meridian Heights tower in the middle. Another protest was filed by objecting tenants. Cyrus Dantap J L Barnett and J F Folley were named on the board of viewers.
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Dome
Meridian-st
Bestween
Canal
Meridian Heights
Board of
County Commissioners
Meridian Heights Tower
Tenors
Cyrus Dantap
J. L. Barnett
J. F. Folley
Burglar Killed Pal New York
A garbled report describes a burglary in New York in which a man named Benamin Hage nefty was arrested after a struggle with Michael Qoul Snniie. A firearm was fired, wounding one person who later died. the assailant was captured hours later.
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New York
Benamin Hagenefty 2
Ole He
Michael
Neighborly Advice Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
An Indianapolis resident Mr W A Roberts of 113 Fletcher avenue, Globe Life and Accident Insurance official, touts Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports kidney pains and backache lasting over a year, with kidney secretions improving after less than a box, claiming other remedies failed. Sold by Foster-Miller Co Buffalo and Henry J Huder's drug store. Remember Doan's and take no other.
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Indianatalie
W. A. Roberts
Fletcher Avenue
Globe Ifa and Accident Insurance Company
Kiduera
Dean
Tweed
Foster-Mitlurs Co
Buffalo
Doan
Arrested on the Eve of His Wedding Day
Indiana report with multiple local items. Thomas Joator faces forgery charges tied to alleged wedding plans while a fire incident injures a girl and burns affect family. Stewart M. Pouder retires from a photograph gallery, selling interests to A. J. Thompson and Walter Gramer, forming Cra Thomsen partnership.
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Stewart M. Pouder
Massachusetta Ave
Thompson
Lafayette
Walter (Ramer
Hushes
Tim
Cra‘Thomsen
Fire at Auburn destroys multiple industrial plants
Fire swept Auburn destroying the Auburn Soap and Chemical plant, Webb's pinning mill, Pobsin4 slate factory, Head's carpenter shop, Yettug's chair factory, and several smaller enterprises. The total losses are estimated at about 150 dollars.
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Auburn
Auburn Soap and Chemical Company
Webb
Head's Carpenter
Yettug
Smiiler Enterprises
Elwood Board of Trade Aims to Attract Factories
A board of trade is being organized in Elwood Indiana to land additional factories. Citizens are holding meetings and showing the old boom spirit that previously boosted Elwood’s growth.
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Baem Elwood
Elwood
Ind
Board of Trade
Negroes Must Leave, Tinton Folks Demand Here
A confused letter from Bloomington notes Negroes must depart the town by a specified date under threat of Valentine action. Local colored residents claim warnings will not deter them and call for enforcement of the demand amid a wider sale of household items and local businesses advertising remedies and goods, including a soothing syrup for teething infants and various patent cures.
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Bloomington
Ind
Charles Shetun
Dyiv
North Michigan Resorts Reachable by Pennsylvanian Lines
The Northland Limited runs daily from Indiana to North Michigan destinations via the Mermond and G. KR. & 1 RY routes. For reservations contact ticket agents of W. W. Richardson in Indianapolis.
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North Michigan
Northland Limited
Aleeping
Indiana
Mermond
G. KR
W. W. Richaton
D, PA
Indinapolis
Seashore Excursion Options From City Ports
Seashore excursion on Thursday July 30 offers round trip tickets at 15 dollars via Via c., H D B C5. W B&O routes to Atlantic City Sea Isle City Cape May Ocean City. Tickets valid 32 days with stopovers allowed in Washington and Philadelphia on return. Through sleeper and coaches on 25 p.m. train. Alignment unclear due to damaged text.
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Atlantic City
Sea Isle City
Cape May
Qrcan City
Washington
Philadelphia
Algea
D. Pe
Pennsylvania Short Lines
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Avalon
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Wildwood
Rehoboth
W. Richardson
Indianapolia
Bethany Assembly Ticket Notice in Indiana
Bethany Park Indiana voters will seek excursion tickets from all points. In Indiana, vote on July 4 and August 4. Citizens Day Saturday July 4. Special rail fares from Fort Wayne to Decatur and return 1.25 dollars. Train departs Indianapolis 7:00 am and returns from Decatur 6:20 pm.
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Ind
Pennsylvania
Wnes
Geil
Indiana
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