Calhoun County Dispensaries Stay Open Amid Court Order
Chief Justice Pope bars Governor Ansel’s closure, keeping Calhoun County dispensaries open. Board to continue supervision as county votes and legal action unfolds. Controversy over Matthews and Mort Motte locations. board ready to comply with Pope's restraining order.
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Fragmented OCR outlines a county dispensary order dispute
The garbled text references Justice Pope and an official order affecting dispensaries in Orangeburg and Calhoun counties. It mentions county boards, the legislative branch, and a petition tied to an 1908 order, with ongoing disputes over funding and operation of dispensaries and related authorities.
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Sai
Oranjebar
Oranoburg
Tte
Dhapendry Board
Orangetore
Dad
Tereky
Gue
Enid
Orangeburg County
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Till Mania Draws Crowds to Capitol Galleries
The Washington correspondent reports Senator Till attracts the greatest attention in the upper house. As word spreads that he will address the body, hours before noon crowds surge through the Capitol corridors and rush the galleries.
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Washington Carc
Senator Tillmania
Becanas
Augusta political ring seen in danger again
A fragmented OCR note riffs about political leverage in Augusta, likening it to a hard old Tom cat with many lives. It questions a crafty man’s next move and hints at ongoing power struggles in the area.
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Augusta
Incognito Travel Customs Across European Royalty
The text describes a widespread practice among European royals to travel incognito, using disguises and altered titles. It notes kings queens princes and dukes adopting false identities while visiting other nations, with various historical examples and tangential mentions of specific rulers and noble titles. The passage emphasizes the anonymity sought during journeys and the social rituals surrounding these covert travels.
Tobacco Trust in Press War Sparks Bryan Debate
A clipped page chronicles editorials on the tobacco trust and press bias. It cites Joseph Pulitzer and the New York World, accusing them of dodgy dealings and hostility toward Bryan, while praising Harper's Weekly editor George Harvey and Morgan interests. The piece links editorial stances to 1890s political maneuvering and trust influence.
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Mewit Ube
New York World
Tobacco Trust
Joseph Pulitzer
Duke and Ryan
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Mer
Bryan
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
John Pierpont Morgan
New York
Harvey
Grorge TaAnvny
Bryan Teja
Tharvey
Aince
Tharcher
Doh H Merpont Morgan
Pryan
Trusts Rally Against Bryan In Newspaper War
The Times of Buffalo cites the New York World as aligned with the Standard Oil railroads sugar feather insurance paper and tobacco trusts and other dominant interests. It argues these groups oppose Bryan and fear his presidency would curb their power, urging removal of any candidate who challenges their control.
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Buffalo
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Mr. Bryan
New York World
Standard Oil Trust
Railroad Trust
Sugar Trust
Feather Trust
Insurance Trust
Paper Trust
Tobacco Trust
Wall Street
Bryan
Why Not Now Favors Reduced Congress Representation
The piece argues the Ohio Republican platform backed by Roosevelt and Taft calls for cutting representation in Congress and the electoral college in all states, claiming it would disenfranchise white citizens. It faults Roosevelt and Taft for misleading Black voters and questions why Republicans, in control, would not act now on tariff reform currency reform and anti trust enforcement, branding the aim as a perpetual “tomorrow” for Black voters.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Republican Congress
Old Heroes in the Abbey A Tribute to Historic Players
The piece honors Irving and an ensemble of revered actors connected to the Abbey and Handel era. It recalls a morning service, the sunlit transept, and the dignified stage management of Sir Henry Devin. It names Garlek and others, noting funeral rites for notable thespians and the enduring prestige of past performers.
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Jurlat Thore
Brandon
Henry Devin
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Warith
Hiner Birdos
Parton Booth
Garriel
Dredohieen
Guoplek
Riya Karey
Annie Crawford
Poole
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Marcy
Ms. Cibber
Colley Cibber
Handel
Ophelia
Betterton
Beas Sannederson
Watk
Neélers
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Tycine
Fragmented reminiscences of World War II era dialogue and notes
Disjointed, OCR style reminiscences recount wartime travel, training and experiments across China and the west. Personal recollections mix names, places, dates and events, with scattered references to journeys, meetings, and feelings during and after the conflict.
Attempts to stave off hanging of Pink Franklin murder verdict
The Newberry Observer reports Jacob Moorer asked Chief Justice Pope for an order to stay the remittitity in the Pink Franklin murder case. The case rose to the Supreme Court after a lower court ruling, with motions and hearings planned. Authorities expect further hearings as the legal process unfolds and the penalty nears execution.
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Shprelay
Fustler
Oller
Commercial Value of Pianute and Court Actions Noted
Fragmentary OCR text mentions value statements and court actions with references to a planted item and a flower. Readable names and details are limited, leaving uncertainty about specifics. The segment hints at assessments, property items, and legal proceedings without clear dates or parties.
Fragmented Century Note Amid Hidden Names and Jumbled Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various proper nouns and phrases with no clear narrative. It references people or groups in a disordered sequence, aiming at a historical or literary context but the meaning remains obscured. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Textiles, Tariffs, and Working Class Protest in Philadelphia
The excerpt attacks Philadelphia textile workers for seeking work, argues tariffs of 50 to 180 percent protect monopolists and tariff-guarded interests, and predicts workers will vote Republican until harsher failures reveal protectionist flaws and corrupt politicians.
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Philadelphia
unclear OCR fragment about political candidacy and names
Fragmentary report mentions Tom Woron Willitny Mears and Harel as possible presidential candidate, a reference to Temple Green Tearat papers, and an end note about oath and political fate. text is damaged and lacks clear facts or dates.
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Tom Woron
Willitny
E.colph Mears
Fariur
Harel
Vwi
Sutson
Dolin
Temple Gree
Amu Chiat
Democratic Convention Picks Bryan for President Nominee
The New York World faces questions it declines to answer as THOS Woggart, chairman of the Hermocratic National Committee, declares William J. Bryan the Democratic national convention choice and believes he would run a strong campaign for the presidency.
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Woggart
Charman
National Committee
William J. Bryan
Tale of Higrodom Brave Rider in Russo Japanese War
A curious wartime tale describes a Circassian officer who offered to ride a horse through heavy fire to prove a point. He mounts a steed, guided by a bridle, and completes a dangerous twenty five to thirty five mile journey to deliver a report. He is rewarded by his general with a lengthy embrace after surviving the perilous ride.
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Ukraine
Chinawan
Armira
Volkan
Unclear historical scene with Jewish musicians featured in battle
fragmented OCR narrative describes a dramatic battle scene with Jewish musicians in support of a pope figure, including references to Volhofft and Chidherbakotsky. The text mixes war action with symbolic imagery, noting musicians playing amid bombardment and a controversial papal-laden backdrop.
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CSO
CLIO
Tueng- Tehah
Chidherbakotsky
Cteat
Allree
The Kin She Wanted Advertisement Hoax Exposed
A fragmented text recounts an advertisement fraud claim involving a Mrs Newly Wed and a campaign for a patent medicine. It notes a media scene where a woman speaks and a claimant references dignity while denying responsibility for payments. The passage mentions millions spent by patent medicine companies on advertising.
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