Territory releases vast quarantine area in Texas fever outbreak
Washington reports 11,000 square miles freed from federal quarantine for Texas fever reflecting progress in eradication efforts. The order, effective March 1, lifts restrictions in parts of Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas with remaining zones including Alabama Florida parts of North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Mississippi and Oklahoma and California.
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Fragmented Text Provides Unclear Local Details
The readable fragments show disjointed phrases and names without a clear event, date, or place. No coherent action or outcome is evident, making it difficult to extract a definite news item or identify principal entities.
Unclear text fragment from New York area notice
A damaged OCR fragment mentions New York and various garbled names and phrases. The readable parts reference a plan of validity and entities like Cor Mee and Hatt Pond, but none form a coherent event or outcome.
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Laos
Ingrebates
Washington cruiser joins harbor tour amid Mexican coast maneuvers
Reports from New York state the armored cruiser Washington arrived in New York harbor after a southward run from Portsmouth. She will stay 24 hours to take on mail and ammunition for fifth division ships, while Washington Yard repairs continue.
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Bomb attack on Juarez barracks sparks cross border alarm
A failed attempt to blow Juarez barracks in Juarez by insurgents ends with two wounded captives and reports of Mexican cavalryman injuries. Explosions shake the town as guards fire on fugitives. officials deny deaths and evacuations surge toward the American side amid warnings of imminent war.
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Crowd hunts Negro assailant near Due West home
March 14 an unknown black man attempted to assault a prominent woman near her Due West home. He attacked from behind ripping her shawl and part of garments, then fled. Crowd searches in nearby fields continue. several suspected Black individuals were detained and released after proving innocence. no capture by noon today.
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Ed Weaver faces death sentence in Druid Hills murder case
In DeKalb Superior Court Ed Weaver, amid a sentence of death, said Hamet Walker fled the crime scene and Charley Walker was found guilty and hanged. Weaver admitted involvement in the murder of Motorman Brown Emmet Walker and Conductor Bryson’s injuries, naming Jim Mack and Charlie Jailan as uninvolved. Walker’s acquittal stemmed from misidentification by Conductor Bryson, leaving the actual killer at large with double jeopardy preventing retrial.
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Train crash near Alken leaves multiple injuries
A head on collision near Alken Involving a WRC vehicle and several others caused serious injuries. Witnesses recall a high speed impact and a chaotic scene with emergency responders tending to injured passengers. Authorities cordoned the area as investigations begin into the cause and the condition of the casualties.
Castoria and a puzzle tale of debts and dinners
A garbled 19th century style fragment mentions Castoria for infants and children, a 2-A puzzle, a man going home to dinner, a $10 debt, and a sequence of transactions involving a farmer, a banker, and a counterfeit bill. Names and details are partially unclear. The scene hints at financial confusion and domestic notes amidst a ledger-like memory.
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Unclear text about grocery clerks and packaging routines
Fragmentary OCR mentions clerks in South Coraline reading tile weights and container distinctions, plus references to a coffee product and The Volok Company in New Orleans, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Walker charges in pensions dism issed by South Carolina board
Gen Irving Walker of Charleston claimed fraud in South Carolina pension handling. The State pension board adopted a resolution accepting a Comptroller General inquiry that found Walker's charges not sustained. The board will distribute 250000 in pensions from General Assembly appropriations to more than 9000 pensioners.
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Columbia
Regulets Help After Heavy Neal Take Digestive Aid
A note suggests taking Dean's Regulets after a heavy meal to ease stomach, liver, and bowel discomfort. Regulets are said to promote easier bowel passages and relief of digestive distress.
Funeral of former Governor William D. Bloxham
The funeral of former Florida governor William D. Bloxham, who died yesterday of pneumonia at age 70, was held at the Episcopal church today with a large state-wide turnout. Bloxham, a two term governor, began in the Florida Legislature in 1860 after graduating from William and Mary College. He served as a Confederate captain from 1863 until the war ended and was elected governor in 1861 defeating the reconstruction regime.
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Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetables Compound Ad Recalled
An old testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. The ad claims it relieves inflammation headaches and nervous distress, urging women to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice. The piece touts decades of service and free guidance.
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