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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
3
The flood swept the Pacolet river valley leaving mills and homes wrecked. Witnesses describe walls tilting, roofs collapsed, and families fleeing to higher ground as emergency crews struggled to reach affected districts and locate missing residents. Local officials estimate extensive property loss and several fatalities across multiple mill villages.
Massive flood inundates St Louis forcing thousands to flee from homes and businesses. Levees fail along Missouri River with hundreds of refuge shelters set up. City authorities warn water levels remain dangerously high as residents seek safety and aid.
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A historical newspaper fragment recounts a rabies scare sparked by a wild dog in Mortelitte, Nod., detailing sightings, patient reports, and public health actions. It notes a mayoral-like debate, community meetings, and proposed ordinances to cull roaming animals to stop spread.
A disrupted tale from Nis district follows the death of Rainer and the daughter of Whey 1, as authorities accuse Onie Taliner of murder. The investigation traces poison through multiple suspects, with chemists and officials filing reports as the case moves toward court proceedings and potential life imprisonment.
An incoherent OCR fragment reports a disaster near Spartan Burg and road closures for seven days. Authorities warn trains blocked and alerting the tract will be difficult. The piece references Salute ninni bal in NY and a date loosely tied to a Sunday event with unclear names and places.
Governor South Ghrofin issues a heartfelt appeal detailing ten years of hardship, a devastating tidal surge that wrecked plantations in South Carolina, drowned residents, and widespread destruction. He pledges swift response and urges sympathy and urgent relief from all citizens and authorities.
A Spartanburg dispatch recounts extensive damage in a mill district where 14 structures were leveled and crews race to clear debris. Gov Moyier and local leaders vow swift aid as authorities seek arrests over a vigilante incident and public fear grows among families displaced by the catastrophe.
A lengthy Gazette recounts Dr. Wilkinson, a University of Georgia medical graduate, fasting for forty three days seeking a permanent cure for indigestion. He limits food, drinks water freely, and walks daily while his health remains fragile. The piece discusses fasting as a medical treatment and notes public interest and potential for wider adoption.
In Nashville on a Wednesday afternoon two boys aged eight and ten were found dead at a villa after a disappearance at supper time. The deaths are linked to a suspected crime and under investigation by local authorities. Henry Smith and Viet Gantie are named as suspects in the case.
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