County board upholds null vote in new county case
A county board declared the formation vote of a new county null and void citing deprivation of voting rights for about 66 electors. The decision centers on precincts outside the new county and potential constitutional issues raised about disenfranchisement and legislative authority. An appeal to the State Board or higher courts is expected.
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Olecobury County
Mevira
John
Crooks Mogla
T. J
Isda
Board of Sulpheré
Bowman Ty
Orangaburg
Ogto
Hart
Marthow
Togle
White
Calhoun
Ansel
Gathoun
Porh
Orange
Goodhys
Pope
New Ninties
Pune
Mnow
Bachman
Comminsioners
Orangebury ‘Times
Democrat
New County
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Hogitalare
Board of
Conanlanioners
Me Welch
Wemotern
O. Meybert
Wotte Wun
Shortage Baffles Berkeley County Officials Audit Report
Comptroller General Jonce reports to the Governor that the Berkeley County books show questionable affairs. Treasurer John O Edwards is said to be short over 5000 dollars, possibly due to bookkeeping errors rather than theft. Auditor G M Wirinn is criticized for neglect, experts’ opinions are mixed, and Governor Ansel has authority to act but has not announced a decision. Thousands sign pledge.
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Berkeley County
John O. Edwards
Jones
Edwards
Employees of Big Railroad Adopt Abstinence Pledge
Workers along the line push a temperance pledge with 25 000 employees signing. The movement originated among Vallroad employees aiming to end drinking, seeking universal adoption across the 7000 mile system, with pledges to take effect soon.
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Omani
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Avery
Se Polley
Snto
Paris
Ensuing Debate Over Southern Cattle Fever Relief Aid
Dr. Tre Cantlerck Dodson appeals Southern states to back federal aid to combat cattle fever. He cites estimates by authorities placing annual losses around 40 million dollars and urges Congress to fund measures to clean infected territory and protect livestock. The plea underscores federal support amid agricultural crisis and regional distress.
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Louisana
United Hyves
Decree In Hendy Of Mecelver A Dispatch From Itielmond
A court in Itielmond issues a decree naming S. Davey Warfield of Tattmore and RR. Law Vanier Willan of Wielmend in the case. The order concerns property rights and is tied to a hold on a parcel near South Curelloa with noted distress in the records.
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Mystery Woman in Red Found in Pond Near Harrigan
Unsolved case from Harrigan New Jersey remains blocked by lack of clues. A nude woman’s body was first found at Christmas in a pond. authorities still seek identity and killers. Mrs Hattie Hull and Detective Drabill of Orange questioned. Agnes O Keefe report from Philadelphia could shift leads. Harrigan council offers 1000 reward. pond to be drained to uncover new clues.
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N. J
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Plunges to death in Concord Hall Apartments
Henry Miles, 40, wealthy New York moving picture equipment manufacturer, plunged from a rear window on the seventh floor of Concord Hall Apartments at One Hundred and Nineteenth Street and Riverside Drive. He died instantly when his body landed on a hand tram, with his brother Horbart present. Miles had suffered from neurasmnia and epilepsy, with a diary recording his declining condition. The coroner to act.{"}
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New York
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Hor
Bart
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Mile
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Panto
Miss Shannon Sle Missing in Pomaria Hoax Story
A Pomaria dispatch reports Miss Shannon Sle, a popular teacher in the Wroollaid Methodist Sunday school, had allegedly vanished after an evening with her sweetheart Colt Mens. The Pomaria claim of her marriage in Broadland was a hoax, and her worried parents fear for her safety as rumors spread about a bridge sighting. officials later deny the missing girl case.
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Wody
Lost explorers and a perilous river journey in perilous frontier
A partially recovered letter from Tarwial University notes an expedition to explore the headwaters of the Am iwon River. It recounts delays, travel from Homoth via Mannew, and fears that Dv Rice was killed and eaten by hostile savages of the Anu while the party pressed toward the river's source.
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van Ion Ries
Tarwial University
Marith
Colombia
Mannew
Manne
Pio Rivelinm
Amnerleah Political Service Association
West
Fagts Concerning Sleep Byven Midday Noople Getter
The article discusses sleep as a physiological repose, urging noonday rest and brief daily pauses to reduce stress and maintain mental efficiency. It links long work with fatigue and mentions workers like polishers, bridge builders, and tunnel crews as examples of short life spans due to strenuous labor. It also touches on a peculiar electrical experiment and a brief note on the origin of free lunch habits.
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Byven
Lita
Gayle
Dyspepsia cures and household repairs from old Kansas City paper
An 19th century column mixes health tips for dyspepsia with practical household advice. It urges dietary changes such as avoiding starches, emphasizes thorough chewing, and recommends simple drinks like hot water. The piece also offers instructions on floor waxing, silk renovation, piano care, engraving cleaning, and basic tool making.
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Noted figures in perilous deaths and mob violence flash
Wok the Gas Route Marquis C Gart on, a retired tea merchant and former editor, was found dead by gas inhalation in his New York home. Reports say he had been losing his eyesight. A lynching in Henok Haven, Mississippi, occurred when a mob abducted a Black man and shot him after a policeman’s death. In Swansea, Russia, Goltroberoff, head of the provincial guard, was shot in a crowded street Tuesday.
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Henok Haven
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Tillman speaks on race problem before Atlantic audience
Senator G. J. Tillman delivered a calm, dispassionate address on the race issue to a large mixed audience at the courthouse. He argued future shifts in voter balance, praised white womanhood, condemned violence, and urged constitutional changes to stabilize the South while avoiding frictions with the North.
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Tragic Plantation Incident Shocks Craytonville
In a distressing event near Craytonville, Mrs Callahan, a prominent county resident aged about 35, died after a firearm discharged in her husband Mr Callahan’s home. The couple, well known in the community, left behind several children as neighbors describe the scene as deeply sorrowful. The investigation follows questions about how the gun went off and who is responsible.
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Prohibition Case Drift Amid Georgia Court Proceedings
A chaotic dispatch from Atlanta outlines a major prohibition plea in a United States court case. Judge W. P. Newatliti weighs defense arguments as proceedings stall while the state’s prohibition policies face legal scrutiny.
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South seamen vote rights row stirs Calhoun county debate
The scene centers on a contentious speech urging amendment while Calhoun county advocates cheer labels of racial tension. Senator Tilly sparks praise from supporters as Calhoun county residents recount voting bans faced by White Applicants amid state election talk. The senator travels to Gott Wa after a stirring appearance on Wednesday night.
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Fragmented 19th century crime and weather harms report
A garbled year in review notes 7,910 killed or injured in accidents nationwide with drownings, fires, and rail wrecks tallied. Local Greenwood report cites Christmas fatalities, a hot supper shooting, and multiple injured individuals amid unclear names and places.
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Malone's Music House ad offers pianos at $260 list
Trustworthy seller Malone's Music House advertises used pianos priced at 260 dollars with claims of 24 years of honest dealings and reliable plans. Readers are invited to write for full prices and terms, noting 8800 and 2200 figures appear in the notice.
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