Lost at Sea as Boston Schooner Mamet Wis Wrecked
The Boston fishing schooner Mamet Wis was rammed and sunk by the Old Dominion Atlantic line steamer Boston. Seventeen crewmen were lost from the nine aboard during the collision near Yarmouth, with two survivors found and many others missing. The Pame, a large trawler, had left Boston May 4 and was valued at $16,000 with 10,000 pounds of fish aboard.
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Boston
Mamet Wis
Dimioion Atlantic Line
Boxeton
Yarmouth
N. G
Seon
Cook
John Clark
Wiis
Mahoy
Mose
Moston
Knights of Pydihlas election results in Aiken meeting
The Gia Ledge of the iat hhs Wo Pyilas met in Aiken. Officers elected for the opening year include Grind Chametine from Anderson, Walter Day of Goarigdawi as prelate, and Piers as grand chieftain. Other posts filled by Mahlton, Wiley G. Harves, Lazo Reeves, and Hob Collisham with unanimous votes.
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Gia Ledge
Pyilas
Aiken
Phi
Poe Grind Chametine
Mletm Maltioen
Anderson
Loeb Wihisgt
Copcaditen
Abe Mendel
Siatthy
Canale Ama
Gotenihbel
Spuetaiy Bure
Walter Day
Goarigdawi
Brown
Idepden
King
Cobanhin
Lazo Reeves
Nori
Wis
Dhob Collisham
Dillon
Baptism and Deaths Mark Old Home Dedication
The scene covers a baptism and a death at an old parsonage near Holae of sarsitiys losin lop sextonely. Vivid mentions of the deitication day include Betsy, Mottiordiat, and a named pastor. The account notes endowments and plans shaping a community in Hopleinaville Pembroke and surrounding areas as wealth flows toward the church.
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Pewell
Balferson
Pembroke
Congressional Push for Publicizing Campaign Contributions
A Washington letter reports efforts by Bryan and Taft to urge Congress to pass a bill requiring publication of campaign contributions before elections. A reply from Secretary Tate states support for publishing expenditures and contributions to curb corruption, noting the aim to aid national politics and integrity.
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Minrotn
Neb
Try
Washington
Medaiee
Mleoran
CIA
Uren
Tate
Benatar Barrows
Wetlon
Disastrous event near coast described in chaotic report
Fragmented OCR text recounts a maritime disaster with wrecks and deaths near a shoreline. It mentions ships, drowning victims, and survivors fleeing, with scattered references to a city, a mine, and belligerent weather conditions. The piece lacks clear names or dates but conveys a fatal incident at sea and subsequent evacuations.
Fragmented obituary note from unclear text
A damaged OCR fragment references a drowning near a creek and a person named Pheanette, with vague mentions of a body and washed debris. The readable portions are sparse and do not establish clear names, dates, or a coherent sequence of events for a full obituary or news item.
State race enters full candidates field with schedules
The piece outlines a statewide entry process for the state official race with a June start in multiple locations. It lists five United States Senate hopefuls including Evans, Heyward, Johnston, Martin, and Smith, plus gubernatorial contenders Ansell and Cole. It notes a campaign tour by both parties starting the same day from different points.
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United State Senate
Chieater
United States
Hon Dob
Gary Evans
Sparkendare
Heyward
Riehind
Lon Genner Johnstone
Nowhennys Mow
Martin
I. Ansell
Senny Cole
Newsberry
Ansel Ak
Rallyond Cone Missioner
Gaughman
Reyert
Aimony
Summertott
Columbia
Barnwell i
Herbyni
Chilonton
United States Senate
Meilichwop
Fragmented OCR sample yields unclear text with multiple typos
The readable fragments mention food cooling and a pasty dish with names such as Mak Resily and Mel aine Tie. Context is disjoint with no clear event, date, or location.
Hogs Wound Hen in Local Tilt
Hogs scored on the tie and led early in a game described with scattered names and places. The report notes a public action by Sheriff Simitzer and a pond border detail, with unclear sequence and no final score.
Price Indicted in New York Conspiracy Case
A wide ranging federal probe centers on alleged conspiracy to bribe government officials and advance crops with Price and several associates. Warrants issued in Melod, with Thea, Holmes, and Pifer among those tied to the case. Price pleaded not guilty. bond set at $10,000.
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New York
Tvy
United States
Prien
Teine Hegel
Mly Pifer
le Conph
Mie
Washington
Hinu Theousty
Price
Mrederick A. Peckman
Moses Haig
Mayer
Giada
Conor Tina
Holmes
Whale tale unfolds as whaling rite renews at Palmeta
A fragmentary report describes a whale wreath ceremony and a two hour vigil with Winchester rites, followed by towing to a lead. The event marks a rare observance not seen in many years.
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Wifaet Ione Wits
Wnoeulin
Oy Falta Parks
Hitedovone
Tay
Bonnardina
Winchester
Ora
General Stephen D Lee Dies After Seven Day Illness
Stephen D Lee longtime Confederate veteran leader dies at Vicksburg Mississippi after a weeklong illness. He served as chief commander of the United Confederate Veterans and last lieutenant general of the Confederacy, celebrated for his defense of Hampton Legion and Lee's Battery.
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Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Vicksburg
Miss
Lee
Wisconsin
National Park
Vielsburg
Gop
Gol
AR. Brooks
Columbia
Charleston
Stephen 1. Hee
West Point
Hampton Legion
Arutiny
Hart
Sharpsburg
Army of the West
Braga
Johnieson
Hood
Ife
Havachiyehu
Atlanta
Ste
Marne
Pho
Hampton
Bowt
Monteau
Co. Butler, Gray and Connor
Stephen Lee
Caplan
Maveh
Mator Artiltesgender
Noyeher
Tsae
Eldier
Pale
Arity
Leo
Taylor
Wafantey
Heads Corps
Fap
Hesse
Clayton
Damiiry
Puree Sean Ty Bandits Report From Mexico City
Report describes a chaotic scene with unnamed actors and unclear actions in Mexico City. Mentions a person named Analeane and a Maguty with details about attuned hands and a Kita. The document is fragmentary and reads like a distorted OCR from a press dispatch.
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TV Analeane
KOO Oper
Commanss
Dolares
Moene
Mexico
Roosevelt Blames Congress In Ailing Political Mood
A Charleston Post Washington letter says Republicans in Congress are anxious and in bad humor over winter conditions and the legislative program urged by President Roosevelt. Roosevelt blames Congress for delays while Taft may be nominated and Roosevelt seeks another term. Bipartisan fear grows of a spirited fight if Taft is the nominee as Republicans, facing internal strife and public sentiment, weigh future electors and policy moves.
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Washington
Sharleston Post
Keller
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Matta
Fox
Neress
Feolin
Grimina
Cimon Het
Senate
Svat
Uwls
Ehate
Hhat
Hisan
Ehanes
R Bublici
Menaure
Hob Taylor
Pena
Ds Slanidicant
Roepublican Financial Piystedins
Cirowith
Old Omin
Woman kills two in Roanoke affair ends suicide bid
A Roanoke woman killed a man and a woman before attempting suicide by carbolic acid, dying after a brief battle, while Sadie Butler of Tyneh lives, reportedly involved in a fatal motive. The case hints at a troubled relationship and a plan to end her life and theirs.
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Roanoke
William
Bijeer
Wik
Priday
Sadie Butler
Tyneh
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