Gurley Gang in Georgia Faces Armed Standoff
Athelta Journal reports Marion and Juan Gurley, brothers, entrenched in a Blue Ridge area log fortress near Athelta, with guns and ammo as Sheriff Horne leads a Tennessee posse. The siege promises a violent confrontation as authorities pursue the fugitives, who have left a trail of deaths and shootings.
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Athelta Journal
Gilesville
Blue Ridge
Joop
Marion
Juan Gurley
Vine
Sherif Horne
Tennessee
Batte
Garless
Brown
Vale
Shevill Hopie
Paivy ‘Tate
Gurley Boys
Furry Tate
Volbertos
Co Shipp
New York
Ina Gurley
Shipp
Yung
Dowd
Witte
The Sleep Illume in Shakespearean Echoes
A fragmented St Louis Times column ponders sleep across history noting a Pennsylvania incident, philosophers, and poets. It cites a 20 year wakeful death and laments about oblivion’s relief, touching on Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as part of a local ad interwoven within the prose.
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St. Louis
Toge Eple
Pennsylvania
Shakespeare
Chamberlain
Ling
West
Fragmented OCR May Reveal Political Runoff Clues
The readable fragments reference a state payment topic and a political candidate named Mary, with scattered mentions of costs, dates, and actions. Names like Giebor and Fender appear in unclear context, while others hint at a campaign or legal matter. The garbled text suggests a historical newspaper snippet with partial coverage of local politics and related figures.
Rose Carnival lights Portland with endless roses
In Port land Oregon June 10 a correspondent from the Keowee Courier writes on the Rose Carnival. The week drew a vast crowd and transformed the city with rose shows parades and floral decorations. The event showcased towers and floral artistry, with streets lined in bloom and a two day rose display highlighting the city’s cultural festivity and pride.
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Vortlind
Oregon
Keowee Courier
Golden West
Portland
Porthand
Roew
Naples
Rome
Nice
Tokio
New Orleans
Aemory
Louen
France
Early auto laws and safety rules from the General Assembly
A historical excerpt outlines traffic speed limits, crossing procedures, horn signals, and responsibilities for motorists. It notes penalties, vehicle registration verification, and required car descriptions, emphasizing caution near horses and pedestrians and the need to stop for frightened animals.
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General Assembly
Former Governor Hoke Smith Announces Candidacy
The Keowee Courier notes Hoke Smith, previously defeated in the party primary, entering the race for Governor. It mentions Governor Brown seeking reelection and references wedding and other announcements, implying a broad printing service context in Walla Walla.
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Atlauta. Gan
Hine
Hoke Smith
Fay
Tye
Joampin M. Ugawa
Brown
Portland Rose Show Seen by Crowds and Settlers
A vivid description praises Portland's Rose Show drawing crowds and settlers to the rich lands. It extols horticultural prowess, noting cultivated trees and fruit, and highlights skilled caretaking, shipbuilding, and local industry in a period piece of regional life.
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Ner
Portland
Klevies
Otto Ting
Ian Overon
Washington
Ste
Clemeon
Orevan
Joey
Sheene
Annie Graves
Welena
Coleman
Campaigners Choose Slate For Stateoffice Race
The Columbia Car, News and Courier reports two dark horse candidates began today. Barney Evans of Columbia opposes Attorney General Lyon, while Capt. McCully of Anderson entered the adjutant general race. McCully later withdrew citing personal and business reasons.
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Colmbia
News and Courier
Columbian
Barney
Evans
Columbia
Lyon
McCully
Anderson
Adjutant Generals
Brock
Adit
Boyd
Wille Jones Ollelas
Wille Jones
Executive Committee
Fyall
Cole TL. Blease
Duncan
C. C. Meatherstone
J. Hyatt
1. G. McLeod
J. G. Riclerdhy
Gore Offered Tribe of 50,000
Senator Gore opened the Senate by stating he had been offered a bribe of 40000 dollars to drop his opposition to recognizing the so called Motturry contracts for the use of Indian lands in Oklahoma.
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Washington
Gore
Senate Today
Oklahoma
German Zeppelin Airship Carries 20 on Inaugural Flight
A German Zeppelin airship, Deutschland, carried 20 passengers on its inaugural regular flight from Friedrichshafen to a city 800 miles away. Weather was perfect, engines faultless, and passengers included directors of the shipping companies. The voyage offered views of towns along the route as the craft traversed at altitudes between 200 and 800 feet.
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Die Dorf
Germany
Cort Zeppelin
Disgibie Deutschland
Mriedriethaten
Priedrtiehstaren
Sbuslo Howe
Ue Laaninegh-Anertenny Steamehip Company
German Stock Company
Lhe Wristble
Neus
Hody
Celebraced THU Birthday in Alicante Home Gathering
Relatives of Miele Mack Crawford gathered at his Sadieday home to celebrate his THth birthday. Attendees included Mrs Mr TD Thiyes from tia etty and Mie. Wo HL Piaker with about fifteen grandchildren. The event featured lively chatter, but a recurring theme was discussing health issues including piles.
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Louisville
Minot Sdl
Jite
Provident
Roosevelt
Mion
Hnd Wandsay
Thal Sont
Miele Mack Crawford
Dane
TD Thiyes
Tia Etty
Piaker
Diainghite
Crawford
J. M. Word
Fiteoon
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Martin
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Charles A. Smith
K. MM. Mee Cowl
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Swearingen
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J. Fraser Lyon
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