Fiendish Brute Charged After Perry Assault in Lexington County
A colored man named Hall, accused of attempting to assault a woman near Lexington, was pursued to Perry. Chief Salley located a suspect and arranged transfer to the state penitentiary. the case moves to the regular criminal court in due term.
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Sallay
Harry
Alex. Hall
Lexington County
al Perry
Ahiet Salley
Aiken County
Oliiver Salley
Colma
Textston
Wint Los
Edmonds
Les Ington
Sox
Trix
Perry
Tim
Lexington
Lexr
Cannon Ball Presented National Mason at Washington
An article recounts a disputed national cannon ball presented in Washington and linked events surrounding the opening of Civil War hostilities in 1861. It notes Major Anderson's actions at Fort Sumter and related engagements along Sullivan's Island, with various figures and dates referenced in a fragmented historical account.
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Washington
Couvine
Butes
Wiedisch Kapil
Sujabay
Ford
Anderson
Mort Sumter
Sullivan's
Ttn
Sullivan
Seelins
Cessively
Towle
Taft’s return and factional reform talk rumble in politics
The article notes Taft’s return to Washington after weeks in the Middle West and questions who pays his salary during private work. It rails at the Democratic congress and hints at Gov. Johnston as a Democratic presidential candidate, while criticizing calls to abolish the Charleston Navy Yard and lambasting Reform rhetoric.
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Scormeary Taft
Washior Ton
Middle West
Conress
Lilly
Charleston Navy Yard
Tilly
Melancholy Cash Grocer Scandal Overnote Fraud
A buyer refuses fair payment on cotton goods, doubles charges, and destroys a promissory note after a disputed debt. Merchants court a 1600 dollar overture while a flood of accusations and counterclaims emerge in a tense, unnamed town.
Fragmentary OCR on a doctor patient scene with errors
A distorted text fragment depicts a tense exchange between a man and a doctor in a travel setting. The garbled dialogue includes questions about a doctor and mentions fear and a fatal conclusion, but most names and specifics are unreadable.
Disputed School Order Leads to Broad Confusion
Fragmentary notes describe a schooling order issued by Pei Wiley School and WHT. The text references a large crowd and a controversial incident involving a companion and a cashtedty event, with unclear outcomes and locations.
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Pei Wiley
Upeiay
Tobert Worle
Tariff Trusts and Taxpayers Under Attack in Congress
The message accuses Republicans of using expert advice to fix tariffs benefiting trusts in 1897 and later. It claims Payne and the Ways and Means Committee knew the high rates would spur monopoly and that Standard Oil, Beef, Wool, and Paper Trusts shaped schedules. It asserts trusts influence campaign funds for Republicans nationwide.
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Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Wool Growers Association
Tates
Great Weatern Plains
Paper Trust
Hey
Tax Tariffs and Trusts Debate in Post-Election Frame
The article critiques tariff policy and trust influence, arguing that the proposed maximum schedule rates aim to shield workers from foreign competition while allowing trusts to profit. It accuses Republican leaders of pushing a post election promise to revise taxes, with the gas of higher or lower tariffs left to voter imagination.
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Bnglund
United States
Ashe Republican
Meg Bryan Nominee Faces Backlash From Democratic Voters
Reported remarks show both Johnson Pit and other party figures opposing the current nomination. Voters fear the nominee may win despite opposition, signaling tension within the Democratic ranks over the candidate’s viability.
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Johnson
Pit
Hie
Meg Bryan
Hons
Fea Lesire
Opponents Seek Break in Convention Deadlock Over Nomination
Reported bylines describe Ly inge ta seers aiming to block Ryan’s renomination at the Democratic National Convention. They plan to force a deal by withholding one-third of delegates, hoping to tilt polls and prevent a secured nomination.
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Ryan
Saan Tay
Bern
Moukn
Freieht
Lande
Jan Boy
Southern Railroads Face Remediation Debates on Costs
An article analyzes how railroads face high expenses for freight and passenger services amid public scrutiny. It notes funding pressures for equipment upgrades, grading of public interests, and the debate over who should bear costs for expansion and modernization, highlighting tensions among corporations, workers, and taxpayers.
King’s Swedish Visit Sparks Grand Pageantry and Dinner
A royal visit by the King of Sweden unfolds with receptions at the palace and a concert by the Swedish Council of Italy. Attendees include nobility, dignitaries, and a queen, with elaborate dining featuring wine, music, and parade performances.
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Oho
Sweden
Alresading
Ak Vmlet
Theloek
Businesn
Offfee
Lena Gu Mriday
Divi Cavell
Te Tool Place
Savieday
Norway
Norwerian Council
Italy
Nickoon
Anu
Simak
Wikne
Marsala
Rayert Stables
Aleoe Ion Clive Skye Syave
Tito Rie
Cael Hon Het Bevis The Ewe Tie Daien Ren
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mullick Gold and a powder authority. Unclear events or dates. Includes names and scattered phrases about legal or official action amid unclear context.
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Haylie
Trenton Auto Crash Kills Man on Sidewalk
A vehicle mounted a sidewalk in southern Trenton striking a man named Mallizanta Eka who died several minutes later from injuries. The driver Cowan Niendte was held on $1000 bond while three men and two women were held on $200 bonds each. other occupants were released.
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Trenton
Nook
Ievchine
Cowan Niendte
Unclear OCR fragment notes deadly slide and weather event
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a deadly or damaging slide sequence amid wind and snow. It mentions Alberta and mountain conditions but names and specifics are garbled, with only partial casualty count noted as five individuals seen in the text.
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Sandi
Alberta
Rome
Fragmented note hints at a public health hazard and contaminated food
A garbled medical era fragment mentions peoniuene and substances linked to dining room hazards. References to con tamination, lay kind vogue and dessert supply imply a health risk from substances in the home environment.
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Disci
Uae
Beterdalin Hind
Clean Your Premises Advisory From Mik Town Guid County
A civic notice urges all residents of Mik Town Guid County to clean their premises. The call emphasizes civic responsibility and personal upkeep to improve community appearance and safety. Street-level guidance is offered for neighbors and property owners alike.
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Mik Town
Guid County
Fragmented Historical Local Note on State League Towne Fire
Fragmented OCR reads like a local sports and municipal update with names such as Mayers, Guy Gunter, Caldwell, and Ove in a tense spell of season context. It mentions May 1, Rock Hill, Cheoton, and independe nt play. The text is garbled but centers on league play, manager searches, and upcoming tests.
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Pie Bearh Capellil
Pendine
Pinghe Wit Nave
Mayers
Buo
Guy Gunter
Rock Hill
Total Boll Minaugen Caldwell
Muinager
Cooke
Nyeaaeeger
Unclear OCR Fragments Describe Visit and Dining Query
Damaged text fragments reference an event site visit and dining, with questions about whether a person has already dined. Names, places, and clear actions are unclear, making precise reporting difficult.
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Dave
Fragmentary Postcard Rant Mentions Poa and Cre Oufou Scene
A garbled OCR style note references a postcard dispute and a tense scene at Cre Oufou with people reacting to events. Names and places are unclear. the text hints at conflict and commands about arranging items. The language is incoherent and lacks complete sentences or clear action.
Doormen as eyewitness guardians of New York banks
A fragmentary account highlights doormen at Fleet National Bank and others in New York as vigilant guardians who recognize regular crooks by faces. It recalls George Hysi, a veteran doorman who greeted customers by name, and notes older doormen like Lewitt and Bates who remain on duty while retirees watch for familiar criminals.
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China
Lieto
George Hyesti
Fleet Nu- Hoon Bank
New York
Europe
Newark
Lewitt
Pallee
Roger Bates
Isons
Kear
Christopher
Fragmentary 19th Century Text Referencing President and Names
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a tense scene around the corner involving a named president who is saved from danger. It mentions people such as Grant and Conkling and includes assorted misread names and phrases, with no coherent narrative or clear event.
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Justin
Bin
Tury
Pie
Grant
Edwonton Confronts Education and School Access Struggles
Citizens debate Holt County schooling while parents seek better access to education. Officals highlight child welfare concerns, transportation issues, and funding for public schools amid persistent doubt about district leadership and community support.
Perminient Chips and Horn Datrohnename Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes show figures about population ratios in London and Manhattan with references to chips and horn technology. The text mentions 1 to 44 and 1 to 45 percent in London and 1 to 643 inhabitants on Manhattan Island.
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London
Manhattan
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