Very Old Postal Order Affects Newspaper Subscriptions
A postal order restricts renewals and forces cash upfront for newspapers. Subscriptions overdue beyond defined terms may be excluded from second class mailing rates and charged higher postage. The rule targets mail order journals while arguing for end of extended credit to readers.
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Postotics
Intesa
Dalfon
Stampa
Guffer
Mall Order
Wiler
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Hn Mall Order Journal
Tragedy and Disappearance Reported Near Columbia
Fragmented OCR story recounts a double tragedy at Milt’s Jo in front of a temple setting with Jaime Maiderson killed and Alfred Winderson critically injured. It covers a witness rush to help, a subsequent shooting at a river bridge, and a missing girl Sallie Shannon of Brookland, age 19, last seen near the Congares bridge. Police say she may be in Columbia or Charleston, with family awaiting any news. The notice lists Sallie Shannon’s physical traits, dress, and church ties. It appeals to the public for information and mentions a fiance and local connections.
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Sitea
Brookland
Alice
Staten
Gil
Geryine Alree Bridge
Congares
Columba
Columbia
Eya Sallie Shanon
Marrige
Bird
Blanton
Ie Slater
Lutheran Church
Jamally Aulet
Sallie
Aeslat
Charleston
Sallié Shannon
Oeed
Roy Cheoke
Umekeeper
Bool
Camden
Chester County
Cobountta
Migete
Wall collapses kill and injure in New York store disaster
A wall collapse at a New York city liquor store on Poverty Avenue near Thirty-first Street killed several workers and injured many others. About thirty-five workers were trapped by falling rubble, and the blaze spread to adjacent shops, with a death toll and missing persons expected to rise as crews battled the fire and searched debris.
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New York
Povrih Avenue
Tooth
Nivgtoonth
Twatty-alx
Los Bar Fonsly Tiluyet
Herols Darth
Tragedy at Barnsley Hall Seats Crush Kills Sixteen Children
Crowd panic at Barnsley England after an entertainment show prompts eager gallery rush. Seventeen or more children die and many more are injured as frightened stairways become clogged and the body of the theater fills with panicked masses. Police and rescuers work to remove the dead and aid the wounded. Two suspects are arrested as investigators seek to identify faulty crowd control.
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Barnsley
England
Alee
Blaine
Doutteau
NG soveRma
Atrinwlas
Fragmentary note on people and places in a listed scene
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic scene with references to a woman, men and women, a house, a court or meeting, and various names and places. The readable parts hint at a narrative of someone named Nego Moh or Nigo Moh and a Lewin or Ley, with mentions of a street or lane, a house, a ceremony or vow, and an event dated in the nineties.
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Pye Lever Dolmon Couney
Lee Ata Avior
Aneeouin
Ubedy
Local sports notes mix of names and results in scattered lines
Disjointed OCR reads like a score or player list from a local game. Names such as Alih, Meaney, and Honoursmith appear with scattered references to heats and a win or heat. The fragmentary text hints at a track or swimming meet with event details and a lonary venue in Kentucky.
Five armed men held after Van Wyck encampment bust
A Lancaster dispatch reports five well dressed men arrested near Van Wyck on a wire-framed charge. They were found with concealed weapons and explosives, including dynamite caps, in a half mile wooded camp. Names given include Shaw and Hallan, with investigators tracing money hidden on their persons.
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Lancaster
News and Courier
van Wyck
Sons
Joil
J. A. Hyatt
Waxhaw
Syins
van Wyel
Shaw
Norfolk
Henry Malelun
Atlanta
Tames Seanotan
Charie Wilms
Leonard
Hallan
Wedding Mystery in Baglewood Sparked by Hidden Name
An offbeat Baglewood dispatch recounts a troubled wedding plot involving Alburt Jackson and Milan Mintle Nurton. The tale centers on a threatened marriage, a mysterious figure Wort, and a past adoption of Worthington Utes, revealing names and incidents amid a complex social muddle. The fragment hints at a dramatic unveiling and altered identities impacting the ceremony.
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Baglewood
Alburt Jackson
Milan Mintle Nurton
Peter
Helena
Sean
Mle Hurton
Sarah Hitton
Aid
Lewole
Record of Jewish charitable distress in New York due to winter hunger
Cyril Sulzberger cites soaring need as 20000 New York children live on minimal food while charities face deficits exceeding prior decades. United Hebrew Charities and The Children’s Aid Society note reduced contributions, thousands left without support. 60,000 in aid totals, 6000 children fed daily, and relief efforts stretched as winter deepens. Officials warn conditions risk worsening with rising unemployment and housing strain.
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New York
Hichin
Cyril Sulzberger
Jewish Communal Institution
Honda
Lee K. Frankel
United Hebrew Charities
Ole Tideel
Tre
Fk Aeneral
Holconte Po
Yenere
Charitvan
Coibar
Vague Sports Meeting At Hutte Green Etalon
The report details a proposed gathering at Hutte Green Etalon with participants including Varley and Pewetn. The notes mention a morning session, a field station, and various teams and locations, all described in obstructed OCR text with many unreadable fragments.
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Apavumey
Maninethya
Wortheniise Mornig
Trant
Tallavei
Southern Railway fires agent for discourtesy after Blackville visit
Five traveling men complained in writing to the South Carolina Railroad Commission after a late Blackville train and ungracious service by a Southern Railway ticket agent and operator. Superintendent Williams investigated, found wiring trouble and poor effort to satisfy patrons, and relieved the agent from service. The case ties to Southern policy toward public service and Governor Aijwell’s note by President Finley.
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Columbia Record
Blackville
Southern Railway
Southern
Railroad Commission
H. A. Williame
Columbia
B. J. Caughman
South Carolina Railroad Commission
City
Dew
Tblavk
Manter King
Ghiarleston
Hh AL Williams
Willams Fae
Potley Tow
Carrolina
Ajiwel
Finley
Mystery death case stuns New Jersey city
Theodora Whitmore, wife Lena Whitmore found dead near Lampblack swamp New Jersey. Theodore Whitmore, former suspect, now jailed on murder charges. Police seek accomplices as investigators probe motive and five killed in Alabama Mississippi rail wreck adds to sensational crime scene.
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Pheodore
Whitmore
Brookly Anal
New Jersey
Lena Whitmore
Eadh
Lampblack
Netvon
Aurburb
New York
Hich
AY Hough
Theodora Whitmore
Willmore
Yom
Murderous assault ends in double tragedy near Goldshore
A brutal attack occurred Thursday night in Ow county near Goldshore. Mr Livingston and his wife were stabbed and slashed by two Black farmhands during a robbery attempt. Both victims were gravely injured and no expectation of recovery was given as sheriffs chased suspects. A schooner from Norfolk was reported damaged in another distant scene.
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Mawkineville
Sherif Rogers
Record of murders in South Carolina during six months
Baptist preacher Rev Loury J Bristow presents a stark summary of homicides in South Carolina from July to December. He cites 168 deaths with whites 79 and negroes 79, 16 in six months, split between prohibition and dispensary counties. He criticizes pistols as a common weapon and urges drastic measures.
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Loury J. Bristow
South Carolina
Helena
Prohibition
Witehhere
York
Saluda
Oconee
Union
Pickers
Mayboro
Cherokees
Sparstanchine
Greeneitle
Newhoy
Darlington
Edge Folkd
Tancaster
Tour
Anderson
Hampton
Wilamahirg
Georgetown
Paresenter
Charlestort
Colmbia
Cambers Aiken
Orangebwey
Tmehland
Lauerons
Marnwell
Tonge
Vategh
Newae
Scott Foe
Chile
Ferae
Nul Ely
Wiley
Timmy Cenvletton
Arto Lone
Milona
Mat
Wim Deoot
Hontelda
Homer
Ann Kuine
Pardon Power Debate At State Capital 1908
A discussion at the governor’s mansion centers on clemency and the prerogative of pardon. Statements reference Lionel Bristow and public figures debating the appropriate measures to be adopted amid trials and political pressure in early 1908.
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Shelly Oy
Aseeriion
Saul Hy EK Petumie
Chol
Tel Chae
Heroon
Lionelf
Heroe
Ebay
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Tter
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Marton
Mint Patterdon
Joy
Miew Sindersin
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Hay
Orazy
Slice Hat Tandy
Hag
Biutitus
New Yorke City
Welung
Thay
Hallind
P. Fell
Axtuyes
McAlbaney
Ina London Hall
Maks
Jiman
Stridkor
Ings
Phil Ave
Perenne
Eriawil
Gwen
Stotles Homie
Gunda
Lala Trapory
Mapinivaty Dition
Elena
Rhein
Alih
Valin Peetenses Herd
Goa
Marati
Alpine 1
Lonlay Ile
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M. C. Halverstad
Gregory
Frank Shaw
Zerk
Perks
Bowth
Belius
Luken Priday
Ae Hk Reoven
Weed
Tive Howey
Hind B. Galery
Benatoy
Ole Meklees
Husi
High Bane
Bieet
Renin Riis Pade Base
Beredad
Mle
Gwinnett County
Caterdisbet
John Lindson
Henry Campbell
Lawrenceville
Gay
Harder
Ayson
John Hudson
Neight Horn
Hudson
Iir
J. Moon
Tay Ome
Hould Support
Desantont
Imahil
Sheppard
Midwyiile
Owe Veta
Veterans of
Aicouville
Ely
Jersey
Eiusband
Alae
Bana
Vinegar Lend
Ala
Alabima & Mississippi Railroad
LWW
W. K. Pais
Vinegar Herd
C. Bushes
Frank Marks
Henry Tall
Vinegar Boad
Marks
Mapatel
Aghon
Alvnok
Healy
Henan
Joy Borin
Tuy Milward
Joyson
Ehaly
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