Train wreck tragedy and aftereffects at Santa Rosita
A derailment near Santa Rosa injured and killed passengers en route from San Francisco to Santa Rosa. Reported chaos followed as cars overturned, a headless corpse and other bodies found, and passengers struggled to escape amid smoke and flames. Witnesses described crowded cars, broken glass, and extensive damage as rescue efforts began. Local residents from Petaluma and nearby towns attended a Red Men convention in Santa Rosa the same week.
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Soupil Grains Report on Wheat and Corn Crop Averages
Preliminary returns from the department of augrlont Tre show yearly averages for 15 years. The white wheat yield is about 1,000 bushels annually, with 60,000 Noshets for the comparable crops. The report notes average quality 2.6 and condition of spring wheat at 82.4, with regional differences across North and South states.
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Harvest Prospects and Local Weather Amid Storms Near Valhalla
The letter from JT Voitrath reports a late winter storm impact on farming in Valhalla and nearby areas. He notes past heavy snowfall, apple and pear crops, stalled ground, and ongoing plowing duties, with harvest expectations for Valhalla and nearby towns. He mentions neighbors Mr Kaw and Mr Gordon, and references Wathalla and George counties in a rural district. He asks about others’ harvest outlooks and shares personal plans to finish work before rain returns.
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Wisston
Walhith
Lila
Valhalla
Voitrath
Shooting tragedy shakes a Pittsburgh street
A family dispute escalated into gun violence when a younger man shot his older brother at their home in Ward 22. The shooter fled after the incident, while bystanders alerted neighbors. The wounded brother was found at the doorway and later died as authorities investigated the case as a suspected fatal-altercation.
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Alling
Tytvey Land
Ward 22
Quintus Tani
Reeveda Junge
Divdstiot
Wits
Mistate
Po Kev
Ata
Parker
Brown
Trey
Beether
Homecoming Service at Roberts Church Honors Rev. Humphreys
A large turnout of hundreds attended the Homecoming service at Roberts Church in memory of Rev. David Humphreys. The event at Hovelock featured ministers from distant areas, simple decorations, and readings from Leviticus and the Bible. The morning speaker, Rev. W. Mills, spoke on the breadth and necessity of a pastor’s preparation and the respect due to clergy.
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Toherty
Annie Verany
Tt Organization
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ReMieEs Wankek
Ayain
Besna al Hovelock
David Hiomp
David
Imphreys
Roberts Na Good Hope
Koy Brown
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Brown
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Minteler
Heominister
McMurray and the McMinn Contract Scandal Details Emerged
Testimony before the Congressional investigating committee centers on allegations that McMurray, holder of contracts, was paid for securing land sales and contracts. Senator Gore alleges a scheme to move funds through attorneys while government funds were used. Witness Hollinan and others describe payments, influence, and attempts to expedite land sales, with claims of ulterior financial gain and government complicity.
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Cone Gressional Investigithng Committee
Hodity W. ER
McMirray
Congress
Gore
Hollinan
Community Notes from Richland Local Visitations and Events
A long list of visitors and social calls dominates the page, detailing Mrs. Bue Stribling and others visiting relatives. attendance at church events. family travels to Anderson and Greenview. school and church socials. and mentions of guests from Atlanta, Tenn, Columbus, and Georgia. The report also notes ongoing Presbyterian and local social activity, with numerous names and places tied to gatherings, visits, and weeklong trips, reflecting a tight-knit community schedule.
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Harwell
Teri Savitison
Westimter
Community
Tetwaek Meno Aid
Thady Kennell
Pelever
Miah Ghimson
David Bavis
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Eel Pently de Weopto
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Troyde
Ar Menta
Diet Wyk
Shania
Chende Tanbrett
Piel Citta Hen Wilson
Hew Davisy
Sallie
Davie
Annie McMahin
Anderson
Abe Pityne Tewys
W. A. Stopens
Ntaloh
B. Bagwell
Millecent Gelimig
Colin bin
Tone
Myrtle Swaynghame
G. Davis
Wriday Mere
Dod Davis
Bratie
Tada King
Agios
Manito Ihxon
A.C. Whittle
Wright
Dotine Wom
Smite
Shanice
Stinnisth
Mack McDonald
Ster
Misa Tone
Ot Welton
Uel
McDonald
Jed
Amnoilly
Minis Aeres
Amonny
Geweed
Misa Bortle Smith
Hija Stowe
McDonat
Tandy
Apont
MeDonald
Janor Doyle
Mies
Pearl and
Myre
Jon Wid
Grady Ballenger
Noos
Hols
Hetlon
Miss Pommle
Reoxs Tumpley
Carnesyile
Massenger
Jobin
Anderson Trisas
Braver
Anetson
Sadie
Rod
Hynee Stebling
Westenday
Sloan Hei
Avalon
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Toy
Wallace
Delgo
Westin
Lalit Harbin
Laventa
Mtwrehs
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Fennel
Miles Davie
Melver
Hovtiien Shoals
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Satan
Ammons
Alderson
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Harton
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Hiyachith
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Banks County
Georgia
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Stemlughin
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Tenn
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Mawnville
Mays
Atlanta
Miya
Hortia Biron
Dora Dooley
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Callahan
Honem Path
Weda
Dobbs
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Lavonta
Mayor Gaynor shot in Hoboken during vacation visit
New York Mayor William J. Gaynor was wounded by James J. Gallagher, a city dock department employee, while aboard the steamer Walker Wilhel near Hoboken. Gallagher was arrested as doctors prepared to operate. Gaynor’s condition was described as not immediately dangerous. The hospital and medical teams planned X rays to locate the bullet. The incident sparked mob actions and concerns over security, with the mayor remaining conscious and under care at St Mary’s Hospital Hoboken.
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James J. Gallagher
City Dock Department
Walker Wilhel
der Grosse
Hoboken
Caynor
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Gaynor
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Wren
Galligher
Miyor Gavan
New Yorkran
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Oliver
Reevehirs
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Adiwinson
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Mixon
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Brugne
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Plato
St Mary's Hospital
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