Deadly Mississippi Tornado Ravages Tyler and Nearby Areas
A violent tornado swept Tyler Texas and outlying districts in the dawn hours, killing at least two identified victims and injuring several others. Widespread destruction destroyed homes, telegraph lines, and power poles as the storm moved from the southwest through residential quarters and rural areas, leaving a five mile swath of ruin. Casualties include C. G. A. Pratcis and his wife and baby, with other residents reported dead or missing amid wreckage and downed lines.
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Tyler
Vexas
Miain
A. Pratcis
Dallas News
Mose Lee
Brancis
Mim Francis
Bix
Frankie
Tylor
Wulldinga
Tornado Ravages Meridan Area Leaving Homes Destroyed
A Mississippi dispatch reports a tornado struck near Meridan and Winl towns, damaging or destroying several structures. Residents describe trees uprooted and widespread debris as emergency crews respond. casualties were reported including a man and wife and others injured, with brief details of local residents affected.
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Meridan
Winl
Teldy
Ariel
Los
Norrivan
Mogaegille
Ely Geo
Mongeilie
Campbell
Untitled Local Brief On Youth Justice Case
A fragmented local notice outlines a youth behavior case involving a young man from Lander and references to a related foster care matter. The readable text points to an inquiry or provocation, mentioning payment and a sequence of steps without clear names or dates.
Unclear OCR notes on wartime event and death
Fragmentary readable lines recall a war period figure named Mik and a woman Linn. The text mentions a burial or death and a covered item, with scattered references to dates and places but lacks a coherent narrative or verifiable names.
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Linn
Bawlat
Fake whiskey firms face hearing over insolvency in Columbia
Creditor docket unfolds Thursday in Columbia as hearings reveal fake headquarters and bogus addresses tied to Richard & Co. and Winds & Co. Officials allege bid manipulation and conspiracy to defraud the State. Officials show connections to Belair, Ulman Gunny, and Commonwealth companies with debts and forged letters.
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Wleged
Helate Distilline Company
Baltimore
Washington
Delulr
Richard & Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bolt
Wiehard
Richard & Co, Wis
Felder
Goodman
Tilman de Go
Wehord & Co
Conmonwealth Histiting Company
Metel
Detling Company
Sueliesy
Pelder
Ulman Gunny
Commonwealth Companys
Commonwealthy
Tetare
Pasgedsa
Thal Omaccount
Eal
Ayseney
Venetian
Kells A Co
Ke & Co
Obata
Wiley UN
Kellys& Go
Wins & Co
Danemirts
Incoherent passage reflects a disrupted legal bill text
Disconnected OCR like fragments suggest a discussion of a state bill related to dispensary real estate value of $78000 and associated committee deliberations, with multiple garbled references to persons and actions. The text is unreadable and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Untitled Document Fragment from Hively County Notice
An incomplete report mentions individuals with unclear roles linked to a local matter in Hively County. The fragmented text references a year old person, property or date mentions, and a town plant, with disrupted names and places making specifics impossible to determine.
Lyon Faces Allegation Over Dispensary Testimony Purchase
Testimony confusion erupts as Attorney General and Lyon clash over claims of bought testimony related to dispensary investigations. In court records, Koester and Stevenson defend impartial commission conduct while disputing alleged inducements and paid witnesses.
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Davine
Diepondiry Commission
Lyon Doe
George J. Koester
Cobibtie Record
Roeator
Lyon
Ionstor Mtr
Ioestur
Contitda
Gaeadon
Stevenson
Une Commission
W Woraler
Borster
Cormuilsston
Bern
Bane
Jr Iro
Oo Wiesen
Seth Lie
Beliers
Lonne
Mr. Koester
Henderson
Col Welder
Col. Pelder
Havine
Willaine Unta
South Carolina
Paw Jones
Paw Jones Claim of the Mncvnts
Koester
Con Nics
Jan
Stevenven
Mer
Wsoenter Atnton
Wild Commission
Agaliet
Perdon
Dot
Lywould
Stevenson Ouestions
Invesigatiog
Harmoun
Has
Christensen
Spivey
Gaston
Clirdetenon
Hoennernie
Ald
Patton
Hyeang
Wirhein
Ayhi Vonclivian
Ighe
Peete
Dispensary probe features Parker Lanahan testimony
The 1906 legislative investigation into the dispensary is revived as Mosers, Lewis W Parker, and Ellison Smyth testify about a claimed conversation with J Lanahan of Baltimore in 1906. Parker cites Lanahan’s prior remark that Senator Bleas e was the agent, a denial affidavit from Ble ase is read, and the commission weighs the authenticity and impact on the inquiry.
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Legislative Investigating Committee
Columbia
Lewis W. Parker
Ellison Smyth
J. Tlanahin
Baltimore
Smyth
Goleman le Bleqse
Newserry
Lanahan
Union
Uiat
Parker
Lanalan
al Lucy
Panto
Alice
Supreme Fort
Unths
Mim Parker
Larthan
Bhaine
Meise
Frank Tan Aban
Tang
Smythares
Booth Carolina
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