Woman Robbed of 61000 in San Antonio Hotel Scene
A woman named Mrs. Salle Gibson of Columbia reported robbed of sixty one thousand dollars in cash and valuables from her bosom while riding in a carriage near San Antonio. Rufus Williams, a former Columbia livery stable keeper, was arrested and confessed to the crime. He described taking the money, including large bills, jewelry, and gold, after luring Gibson with a ride and threatening her with harm. Williams is in custody as authorities pursue his extradition to San Antonio for trial.
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Valise
Saitle A. Gibson
Colm Ditleh
San Antonio
Sul Me Gibson
Tle
Columba
S.C
St. Hows
Salle Gibson
Talline
Owas
Aneney
Pat Het Pho
Aulanta
Willan
Gibson
Peremon Rai
WilHall
Tadl
Fey
Noriged
Gilmonie
Nate
Howie
Tosthyree
Unclear crime note from Hobart about murder case
Fragmentary text references a murder in Hobart involving Lone Bell Wiesel and Bravaday and Ford, with garbled names and phrases. Unable to extract clear dates or roles. no coherent event details or outcomes present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotoro
Hobart
Fay
Lone Bell Wiesel Oy
Bravaday
Ford
Hin
Aay
Duly
Johnson on Gallows Confesses In White On Hows Case
A dated Athuta dispatch reports WIL Johnson hanged after confessing to multiple crimes including the murder of a white farmer near his home in August and a separate assault on Mrs. George Tem ree. Prosecutors claim Johnson admitted to other attacks as investigators plan appeals for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athuta
Wil Johnson
George Temree
Abner
Johnson
Anos Moody
Nelson
Jon
Armstrong
Byron Cole
Oklooma
Lansing
Kin
Harpiter
Martin Durian
Atl
Harpater
Apia
On Vale
Cole
Tian Harpater
Martin Jatin
Poned City
Kan
Tiypater
Joan
Harpste
Julian
Della Lewis
Lewis
Nee
Jabian
Jabhin
Harpster
Juliet
Ile
Tharpater
Gole
Noir Ringwood
Okla
Golea
Shortt Gampbell
Burwell
Filan
Alto
Colorado
Denver
Young dentist charged with murder in tooth extraction case
The case centers on GC Armstven, a dentist accused of killing Mrs Haney during a tooth extraction. The jury sought a verdict of murder despite a history of medical doubt and delays, with a verdict later returned after several deliberations and commutations.
Modesty Costs MPT and Mire in Sudden Fire Night
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with references to Sudan, a death dream, and a fire ending with prison imagery. It mentions Mire, Photoak, and various garbled names, hinting at a dramatic event and consequences. The source is unclear but suggests a sensational incident ending in flames and prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Fragmented OCR note from Ghent era tape records
A garbled OCR fragment references Ghent era items and various unclear names. The legibility is poor and no coherent event or names can be confirmed for a concise summary.
Mill Men Meet At Southern Cotton Mills Assembly
A fragmentary report from Asheville covers a South Carolina cotton millers meeting. It notes active mills, industry concerns, arbitration disputes with cotton dealers, and debate over methods and prices. Mrs Gridley is mentioned as a leading figure in the association amid a large gathering of millowners and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Shire of
South Carolina
segHion
WilHoon A. Smyth
Chat
Troy
New York
Tadine
Dangorgis
Lowell
Ackers
Howe
North Carolina
Wehal Nin
Magee Toth
Wy Guiting i
Roberteon
Ao Stayt
Re Om
Miller
Manisheturers
Cation
Vie Geoveke Avsneliniin
Cheeieslau
Mesa G
Williatie
Memphis
South Carolind
Gridley
Gridley Tehe Syeenyr
Watlings River Tragedy Drowns Two Boys
In a grim incident along the Pholpitar River, two Watlings youths were swept away by swift waters while playing near the shore. Rescue efforts and investigations followed as local authorities labeled it a drowning tragedy.
Unclear fragmentary text with many garbled words
The readable parts describe a weeks long event or period involving multiple names and places, but the overall meaning is obscured by heavy garbling. Key entities are scattered without clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented text with garbled names and places
The provided OCR text is heavily corrupted with mixed letters and nonstandard wording, yielding unreadable sequences. No coherent event, people, or locations can be reliably identified for a proper news summary.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts cautious headline
Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent event or names. The readable words hint at unrelated garbled phrases and potential placeholding terms with no identifiable people or organizations to anchor a factual summary. No clear date location or outcome is extractable from the degraded source.
Rumors of Japanese Plot to Overturn U S Immigration Law
A long Washington dispatch reports Japanese agents and Pacific Coast Progressive allies raising funds to influence U S policy, including the immigration act and native-ization questions. The material cites secret meetings in Seattle, alleged reports to officials, and disputed claims about official stances and warnings from Washington.
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Washington
Progressive Party of Japan
Sioingi Ministry
Hamigration Wi
Iti Sembolehu Otrelos
Nanth
Japan
Takanishi
Seattle
Congress of the United States
Coolle
Ee Heid Uytted
Department of
Hakan Ae
Yan Hie
Tipiin
Owehien
Becretay of Commerce
Bahor Straw
Une
Spauaite
Binhawvadar
Chad
Straus
Straus Und “Polethaaht
Noda
KaWwawaint
Tay Totta- Hon
Old
Ahye
Haeshik
Losello
Yomoka
Tokio
Milaishiighi
Hove
Nokle
Council of the Progressive
Act
Pacific
United States
Former Slave of Jefferson Davis in Wyoming Expands Wealth
The narrative recounts Samuel Davis once enslaved by Jefferson Davis in the South, later moving to Cheyenne and rising to wealth. It notes his origins in Mississippi and links to a Confederate history, with claims of becoming one of the region’s wealthiest Black men. The tale intertwines migration, investments, and wartime reflections.
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Jefferson Dawla
Jefferson Davie
Whitedeiferson Davis
Brun
Midgeville
Tine
United Sites
Samuel Davis Wies
Wari
Awithin
Wapehinaty
Willis Pwo
Close Call in Boys Basketball Thriller
A chaotic afternoon game ended with a near miss for the boys as players, including Vou Leo and Chiptes Webt, faced tense moments on court. Officiating and crowd reactions colored the scene while coaches and keeper figures scrambled to calm the players.
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Leo
Chiptes
Mond Jabid
Wah
Monty
Dave Hee
Balling Rath
Mike Hope
Pouived
Chie
de Prado
Wiel Hive
Makhes
Hiteem
PieShy Word Es Convicted From Tibetan Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a conviction connected to a Tibetan context with scattered proper names and places. The readable core notes a conviction and references to a court or formal action, but the text is largely indecipherable and partial.
Mystery Vessel Dis Appears With Passengers Aboard
A ship known as the tentboat vanished near London with twenty or more people aboard. Rescue efforts spread quickly as authorities and witnesses described the panic and confusion aboard. The vessel and its fate remain unclear amid the frantic search at sea.
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Sted
Bond
Moen
London
Editors Meet at Thirty-Third Annual South Cavoli Cross Assoc Session
The thirty-third annual session of the South Cavoli State Cross Association opened at the Seashore Hotel with about one hundred delegates and ladies attending. President Elbert H. Ruth presided as Mayor Ry Goodwin Rhett and Mr WoW Hall of the News welcomed the group. Various addresses praised the gathering and discussed plans, including a potential visit to Jamestown, though details were unsettled.
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Elbert HL Ruth
KR. Goodwin Rhet
W. OW. Ball
The
News
Conetor Mondson
South Cavoli State Cross
Soashore
Jamestown
Avdt
Total
Itttenton
Ry Goodwin Rheth
Welcone
Charleston
Palas
Wi Hany
Conrley
Myritivett
Isle of Valms
Lews Appell
Mining
Manning Ties
Wayne Ad
Pleasant
Brave Man and Sick Wife Travel 179 To Eve Dawson
A rugged journey by dog sleds covers miles from Dien district to Dawson over three days. A team of dogs pushes through harsh winter as the traveler and ill spouse push toward safety, while wolves howl and the pair steady despite frigid conditions.
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Eve
Alek
Hanes
Gallvauth
Muskaan
Dien
Dawson
Joneney
Duncan Vistrer
Janeine
Terrible Accident Drowns Twelve on Minnesota Crew
A telegraph from Norfolk reports the battleship Minnesota sank after a collision or heavy sea near Hampton Roads. Five missing sailors include Ht. H. Dodson Vandorn Mumber Westphal Conn and Randall aboard. Midshipmen Henry G. Martin Walter Ulrich Stevenston Holden and others aboard. Navy officials recall perilous passages between ship and shore and weigh late return or close weather as causes.
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Navy Yard
Washington
Mvang
Norfolk
Minnesota
Kolo
Field
Stevenson
Holden
Ulrich
Murfin
Randall
Hyans
H. Dodson
Vandorn
Mumber
Iroma
Jesse Conn
Java
Acaden Phitip
Mietd
Colorado
del- Awane
Keeond Chas
David M. Waidall
Eesond Henten
Maehies
New York
Kansas
Department
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Angry Chattanooga over appointment of a Black man
A Chattanooga report dated June 1 claims J L Hitler appointed Caulfield Thompson a Black man as user for the Beott Price distillery. Protests by Scott Drive distillery proprietors cite incompetence and petition to remove. The incident reflects racial tensions and political seeking to appease Vavainite wrath in the district.
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Chattaooga
Haye & Bom
J. 1
Hitler
Chitfeld Thorpsen
Beott-Price
Vis
Iave
ScoLe
Nam Ie Caufield
Phoupson
Scott Trice
Thay Hive
Maint liv
Phomipscen
Issuk Chat Uother
Hyewn Low
Collision at Navy Yard Involving Torpedo Boats
A garbled report describes a collision near the Navy Yard involving torpedo boats Whipple Haley and Wiieple. Vessels were damaged, with crew injuries and a preliminary inquiry noted by authorities.
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Ue Nowfolle Navy Yard
United States
Ie Whipple
Borey
Nortolletty
Diverence of Opinion Over School Charge Inspires Appeal
A dispute over a teacher's discipline in a town school escalates as the case heads to a legal appeal. The accused educator allegedly whipped a student with a rubber whip following a prior principal's orders. Residents are split on the issue amid a holiday town-wide division.
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Ie Giese
Rubhor Howe
Nestion
Unclear historical note on Wlinthto Witower's fate and marriage
Fragmentary OCR describes a man named Wlinthto Witower and mentions his wife, family ties, and a court-like context. It references Robert Minetioety and Bendh Dalkoety with vague implications of education, status, and forthcoming events. Names and places are uncertain due to the damaged source.
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Peoel
Eduedt
Robert Minetioety
Witawer
Tinehie
Disordered Sailors and Washington Court Case Report
A chaotic scrambled report describes seamen from a London mission and a police court in Washington, DC. It notes a dispersed crew from the Black Sea region facing arrests and probable transfer, with a woman fined for a disturbance and a reference to a 20th century penalty.
Gradyville flood toll rises after night cloudburst
A Kentucky town Gradyville and nearby areas suffered severe flood damage after a cloudburst, killing twenty one residents and destroying homes and crops. Reports describe three inches of rain an hour as the river surged, washing away six houses a mill and many small dwellings. Rescue crews from Colwinbin aided survivors as doctors treated the injured and relief supplies arrived.
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Mig Creek
Gradyville
C. Nell
Bensator Nell
Lumbil
Ar] Wilmore
Paul Wilson
Hartfeld Moss
J. W. Keltner
Mine Mary Moss
Vieinlly
Colwinbin
Ladyville
Tinos
Sidlaia
Kertucky
Goverliy
Hfe
New Minden
Jré
Wiles
St Louis
Tony Pardons
Mt York
Maton
Parnersburg
Sullivan
York
Pardons and conviction notes mix in May statements
The report records Annie Hanlon's conviction and a pending pardon from Governor Vardaman related to a high profile case. It notes efforts to reverse or reduce sentences, mentions Mrs Airdsolg and Mrs Whedson, and references a senator, a doctor, and a variety of local officials amid a flurry of procedural actions and anticipated pardons.
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Annie Hanlon
Mifdeong
Reiches
Whedson
United States
Melanin
Witte
Mira Hirdsons
Titten
Heepirdon
Pythian Journal Proposed by Grant Lodge at Anderson
Mendel Tn Smith Mindy announced the board to organize the proposed Pythian Journal provided by the Grant Lodge at Anderson. The board includes Anil of Newberry as chair, Gout Gyand Gat of Colcinta, M Birllowe Wiyers of Charles, J. Thos. Arnold of Greenville, and J. Willams of Columbia.
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Mendel Tn Smith Mindy
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Will Johnson
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cocAie
Collenor
Huis Fore
Haching
Helin Ginit
Helin
Putea
Pdb
Tony
Viedeston
Sre
Ghent
Borden
Hondiarietion
Lion
Sparta
noVoral
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Sivallen
Heath
Elcome
Lee Poe
Hee AS
Sean, Wabbis
Vicier Myer Heanklya Show
Theda Ta Heil
Nike Even
Wronkivin
Drole Peasioner
Ant Siebel
Pepa
Chaen
Seth Hom
Miya
Fae Jt
Vibe Sean
Hirowt
Ormer
Jefferson Davis
Philippe
Jean Tives
Tibet
Anne
Ohio
Hilal
Pup
Phen Gees
Tenet
Isle of Palms
Wihwanker
Milwaukee
Morales
Pablo
Hampton Ronda
Chattanooga
Witower
Bret
Hee Ak Sebastain
Sahastonol
Black Sea Minot
Tae
Penn
Athos
Paroon
Mra Catia Nation Sas
Wash Tieton
D. C
Kentucky
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Withasha
Henry Rooks
Matinda Pingston
West York
Pointe In
Gidiana
Gloria
Atdon
Vropine Tor
Pythan Bollors Um
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