King Fowler and Stone Fatal Duel Amid City Turmoil
In Spartanburg County near Greer Fowler a Black man fatally wounded a young white man, Stone, who tried to assault Power’s wife. Stone died after a struggle. Hammett and Duncan fled but were captured. The coroner’s inquest produced delayed justice amid public outcry and calls for further hearings. The case highlighted alleged bias in the earlier verdicts and drew local political attention as the Bryan taft campaign faced heavy newspaper opposition.
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Greer
Spartanburg County
Fowler
Boyce Stone
Power
Rowler
Stone
Hammett
Duncan
Stranjre
Wood
Ver
Mowler
Trammett
Nunean
Bigiss
Pepity
Becknell
Dianean
Negro Republics Matures In Perilous Decline
The State’s editorial on Liberia echoes alarm at the decay of Black republics. It argues that Liberia Maui and Santo Domingo prove the Negro incapable of self rule under favorable conditions, predicting doom for all three as dangers threaten their survival and U S aid is questioned.
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Liberia
United States
Peyre
Charles Francis Adamy
Maui
San Dominic
Abyssinia
Africa
Santo Deming
Haiti
Imperial Republic
Jtt
Lielma
France
America
Panamia
Barmouthes
Panam
Unclear excerpt on a Greer case and Fowler justice
Fragmentary account describes a violent incident in the West with a man killed during a serious crime. It mentions a suspect named Fowler and asserts the Greer community is determined to ensure justice. Details and names are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Erie
Greer
Fowler
Political Forecasts From Washington on Bryan Victory Prospects
A Washington correspondent reports Republicans fear a coming defeat in both the presidential race and House control. Some GOP voices accept loss to avoid backing Roosevelt gains, while Democratic delegates from New Hampshire lean toward Bryan. Current totals suggest Bryan could secure a first-ballot nomination with broad support, aided by the New York delegation. France imposes a wealth tax on government securities to cover deficits tied to victory policy costs.
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Bryan
Tillman
Washington
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Began
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Jeanche
Iso
Kooljtsait
Chicago
Creal
Isooklsaat
Mr. Ryan
Baltimore Sun
Capitol
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Ita
Denver
Democrats
New Hamshire
Bevan
Nebaskan
New Hampshire
Cony
Searcely
Johnson
Minnesota
New York
Pryan
Denver Nomination Faces Sparse New York Support
The text argues Bryan would lack New York newspaper backing if nominated at Denver. Springfield Republicans will publish tides, The World opposition grows, and The Times Brooklyn Papers show little enthusiasm. Wall Street and The Sun align with caution, predicting Bryan’s weak press in the big city versus 1896.
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Hearst
New York City
Empire State
New Jersey
Connecticut
Bryan
Middle West
Trans- Mississippi
West
Wall Street
Taft
New York
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
South
Mwai
Charleston Post
Gray
Johnson
Minnesota
Mitnegins
Denver
Springfield
The
Times
Bsooklyn Mayle
Sih
Sun
Mir
Pryan
Fragmented political squabble over votes and states
A garbled OCR passage discusses voting irregularities and party figures in a noisy dispute over a Democratic ticket. It mentions allegedly disruptive leaders, labor issues, and references a debating path toward contesting or embracing the outcome as in a national race.
Pension lists and political lash in late Civil War era letters
The piece derides federal pension totals for Civil War veterans and widows, noting large sums and evolving criteria. It critiques substitutes and widows while blasting postwar political maneuvering and a New England village portrait of veterans. It also notes William Jennings Bryan’s potential nomination and calls for Republican reforms and policy clarity.
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Confederacy
South
Enyland
Republican Congressmen Dwindling as Personal Rift Erupts
A perplexing political row unfolds as lawmakers face dwindling capacity amid a domestic dispute. One congresswoman cites a late husband’s departure in a personal quarrel that shadows public duties, shaping perceptions of leadership and unity.
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Ines Laereados
Transmit sight apparatus and telautograph progress
A report outlines telephonic device advances linking distant viewers and a telautograph system. Sidney Rothchild of New York endorses the project after years of work, noting potential practical demonstrations and connections to governmental and newspaper networks.
Tavley Names and Dates in Unclear Article Fragments
Fragmented OCR text mentions Tavley and Berk, with garbled names and a reference to a path and Tinntiotlinie. The readable parts hint at a local notice or column item but lack coherent details or context. Further legible text is needed to form a clear headline and summary.
Fragmented account of pay and supply in the War of 1812 era
The text describes debates over pay rations and clothing for soldiers, noting how money behind the opposing side affected strength and outcomes. It references historical figures and events, including retreat, supply lines, and strategic decisions across campaigns.
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Fideud
Musto
Pirallel
Iti
Vorkil
Megoldlee
Fragmented Mys-Read: Novelty in a 19th Century Plan
The fragment describes a chaotic scene as a Noviot causes jam and confusion among a boxing group. It mentions a plan, an exoitution, and desertion of the boxer Hendy Arnida4. The text hints at a movie room, water tie, a waste, and a work for 105 days, with Koenpol and House Cheents contributing to a computed path, ending with a reference to Nature.
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Hendy
Koenpol
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Chedebian Diesen
Tite Talavon Baresi
Dobneed
Minneapolis
Dole
David B. Will
Ag Hill
Ue Republica
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Re Tire
Tel
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His Avenue
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Kipling
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Ay Ares Mayer
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Niger
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