McLaurin Affair Sparks South Carolina Primary Debate
A chaotic Senate race discussion centers on Gov McSwooney and Senator Molaurin. The piece recalls resignations, party strategy, and looming August 1902 primary plans, with mentions of endorsements, opposition tactics, and calls for accountability amid shifting loyalties.
Weather Woes Hamper Cotton Crops and Planting Efforts
Weekly bulletin reports unseasonably dull weather with temperatures from 42 to 86 and scattered thunderstorms. Rainfall ranged from light to near four inches across the state, soils remain wet hindering cultivation and replanting while cotton growth stalls and tobacco struggles for dry heat. Fruit prospects dip for peaches and apples though wild berries and gardens show some gains. Farmers survey delayed harvests, slow shipping, and efforts to northern markets amid moisture and uneven growth.
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Binte
Bois Island
Bosna
Markuta
Dangerous preserved foods pose health risks warns Bigelow
Professor W D Bigelow warns that many preserved foods contain harmful preservatives and toxic compounds. He notes widespread use of borax nitrites and other injurious substances, urging strict regulation and federal action after exposing manufacturers.
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W. D. Bigelow
Bigelow
Bigalowanya Thatlin
Ligolow Ling
Horvica
Han
Empire Coming by the Supreme Court in Political Clash
A heated critique claims the Supreme Court joined President McKinley and Congress to alter the U.S. form of government. The author argues the court's Porto Rico decision overreaches, advocating repudiation of the ruling and warning of imperial policy. The piece invokes Sanctioned examples from history to condemn the majority opinion and urges citizens to oppose perceived constitutional erosion.
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Hou
Wm J
Bey
U'Arensos
Hu Viion
McKinley
Uryou
Supreme Court
Bryan Aya
Mulinley Musporor
Borla Rico
Tha Land
Downon
Dadidad
Porto Rico
Philippines
Ohio
Justin Waller
Annovinto
Harlna
Pioklum
Braygor
Airong
Rane
Gongrore
Aduvt
United States
Vonereid
Lic Xaveral
Porto Kisti
Alfout Duglaraw
Briatla
Niyakon von
Congresa
Tha Poonla
Oun
Wrose
Deviiion
Heoniee Ikdonioy
Ani
Cha
Fay
Brown
Tyan von- How
Juntion Town
Justiga
Saprems
Britain
South Africa
India
Ireland
Great Britain
Wreck at Bouthora yards injures several and claims McDonough victims
A derailed passenger train near Atlanta after a runaway engine struck a yard switch. Three passengers were killed and many injured. Danton, a Bowthern railroad worker, was detained on suspicion of fault but denies involvement. Officials sent a special train to McDonough to notify the deceased’s families.
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Bouthora
Auanta
Turwilay
Ibis
A. Lom Non
McDonough
Vousho
Vayio
Gaerga
Nox
Michardson
Stockbridge
Roes Withers
Washington
Atu
Massenborg
Mr. Smith
I 'Vidwol
Rous Loo
Mia
B. Ridley
Huntaville
Ate
Itn
Nraman
Ag Therida
Ou Ti Nile
Amokor
Phyaisinos
Ncena
Aoma
Oharga Wan
Danton
Roxlty
Ho Inn
Lantion
Mo Daniongh
Remarkable May Weather and Rainfall in Columbia State
The Columbia State notes May month weather was remarkable with rainfall nearly 30 percent above the regional record. May average over the last 18 years was 48.3 inches. this May exceeded it by 5.08. Six clear days, six cloudy, 19 partly cloudy. maximum 88 and minimum 28. Temperatures fluctuated from 68 to 86 during the month. The month ended with a mean around 72 degrees, matching long term May averages.
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Columbia
Willmad
Hill
McSwooney
Totton
Gov. McSwoeney
Michmond
Guy McSwoony
Lenat
Thorn
Thas
Choro
Thal
Molanko
Molswrin
Paopla
Gonvalon
Devon
Mos Lauvin Moet Einitier
McLaurin
Gaifway
Bay Waa
Watudont
Chelowont
Hermotudtor
Tina Boon
Wheel Disaster at Charleston Rail Power Plant
A fly wheel at the Charleston Consolidated Railway power house exploded, sending fragments through walls. A 16 foot wheel weighing about 18 tons spun at 160 rpm when it shattered, killing Lydia Bonnoan and injuring a wage worker. the blast buried part of the wheel 15 feet away.
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Charleston Consolidated Railway
Gagnod Kvotris Light Company
Lydia Bonnoan
Toth
Pido
Iran
Lovers Forty Years Separated By Tragic Marriage Split
In Tipton County Indiana a couple William Kiswanton and Mary Simgley, aged about sixty and eighty, were murdered Monday. The estrangement followed a long marriage. Kiswanton had remarried Mrs Langlay while Simgley remained unmarried in Indiana. Kiswanton later became a widower for ten years and Mrs Langlay wore widow’s weeds most recently. A meeting with the pastor occurred after the tragedy.
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William Kiswanton
BO Yoare
Mary Simgley
Muerclud Munday
Tipton County
Ind
Cho Aouple Wera Lyyerd Wimey
Murrings
Aleyonih Holt
Swanton
Langlay
Bwanton Ha
Ton Yoora
Mrs. Longlay
Crazed crime ends in murder suicide near Nappy Joan
A man attacked a 24 year old man near Nappy Joan with a prodperang Parney blipling worded phrase and killed him. He then strangled his 13 year old brother, set fire to a barn, and shot himself in the temple. Lisa thought he became insane by random events.
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Joan
Contorted Supreme Court Remark Scrutiny of Dominion View
A distorted quotation portrays the Supreme Court as claiming that the constitution follows the flag yet allows shifting between unity and assimilation. The passage labels a controversial petition as serious while suggesting a divisive interpretation of dominion legal matters.
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Bourke Corbran
Supreme Court
Preachers and Pulpit Critics Stir Controversy In Faith Discourse
A prolonged debate on preaching style and spiritual focus unfolds as readers compare old time ministers to sensational modern preachers. The writer honors Dr. Axson and cautions against flashy doctrine while urging humility, repentance, and steady faith in God.
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Sano Osuso
Tinout
Mindu
Alexandr Pope
Wrota
Christian
Sv. Paul
Beth
Spiritualian
Fc Hag
Samota
Axson
Sayvarah
David
Davi
Olevant
Vonitast
Uiem
Ula
Atary
Ila
Mmeetal
Horokinan
Fia
Mio
Burglary at Dukes home sparks chase in Ill a few nights ago
A burglar attacked Mr Dukes at his residence in a small town, a struggle ensued with gunfire, lamps blown out, and the intruder fleeing as neighbors and a son in law fired shots. Police followed leads to a buggy escape, with the suspect described by witnesses and a door opened to the front entry.
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Enya
My. A
EL Mukea
Direc'ora
Stair
Dike
Dakia
Dukga
Abbo
Dukes
Duken
Galion
Mir
Ompgoburg
Kronchville
A. I. H. Daktow
Kodellounty
Mr. Unkos
Miers
Photman
Excited Hdstov Ordered to Ban Weandeco for Falloyo
An excited report states General Hirafior Goodnoxal has ordered M. Young Ki Junt to Ban Weandeco for Falloyo Mejor. The incident involves exposure at a tax payer exposition where Histo silil receives a head rub.
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New York
Hivon Ng
Saya Wonollay
M. Young Ki Junt
Weandeco
Mob riots and hangings in Georgia prison case
A mob gathered after a murder in Georgia led to threats and a jail assault. Sheriff Morrill and Judge Harris sought aid from Gov. Buckner as Atlanta troops moved to restore order. The mob, delayed by a proclamation, finally dispersed with militia presence after clashes and shooting.
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Georgia
Joseph Merlot
Ala
Sho Nu
George Hounott
Carrilton
Thomas
Uae
Nab
Williams
Os Word
Dudge Hurrin Wriday
Attorhoyd
Roono
Laith & Hoykin
Bennett
Tie Stoudy
Thomas Ward
William’ Viseim
Wan Alno
Jnile
Morrill
Ongo
Harris
Thy
Anutt
Aed
Gay
Enid
Atlanti
Villa Rion
Temple
Mara Mien
Hu Anerg
Thin Wan Oowmutoald
Alno Ba Goy
Onadlor
Govarmur
Stepa
Diaporas
Stnia
Mount Hain Koraay
Joayo
Aonaultation
Plng
Atlants
Barker
Atlanta
Cyclone devastates northwest Texas town, 9 youths killed
A severe cyclone struck Oyc louwan Texas in the afternoon, leveling Ban Landry cotton oil mill and destroying residences of W. B Tawis and Ben Malan. Nine white boys died, 14 year old Albert Gautroaix was among the victims, while John Zidor suffered serious injuries. A local loom work facility also sustained damage. The storm path measured about 400 feet.
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Nothwes
Oyclouwan
Tex
Ban Landry
Albert Gautroaix
John Zidor
Thorn
W. B Tawis
Ben Malan
Clolse
Opalounas
To Get Rid of Wires and Fragrant Clover Advice
A noisy note suggests savoring clusters of fragrant clover growing roadside as a method to clear a room of wires. The text mentions drying the clover to release a faint perfume that fills the air and over time may deter bothersome pests or distractions.
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Flicca
Poor Old China and Whina’s Controversial Humiliation Tribute
An obscured critique claims Whina intervened to pay 427 million dollars as a humiliation to nations. The text laments global corruption and the downfall of civilizations while urging acceptance of a western tribute to humanity and civilization.
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China
Whina Hn
Fragmented 19th century text on social figures and public figures
A garbled dialogue pulls names and phrases across a city scene, mentioning Ally Blaper, Louie’s Weekly, and Yonkers figures. It hints at social摩rains, fashion, and reputations, with scattered quotes about beauty, duties, and public perception from a chaotic page of misread OCR.
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Hpattanburg
Ally Blaper
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Bald Pho
Louie's Weekly
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Cleveland Plaza Dealer
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F. B. Smith Machine Company
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Wilte Me
Atlas
Watertown
V. C. Badham
Columbia Busingas College
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Newberry
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Will Wyatt Requist Bony Fon