Atrocities in Portuguese West Africa Highlighted by General Plenaer
Gen. Plenaer reports brutal abuses of children and workers on Principe and Saint Thomas cocoa plantations. He urges Portuguese government action, missionary settlement, and Christianization to end the killings and slave trade, asking Mother's Congress support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Principe
Saint Thomo
Portugese West Africa
Jin
Africa
Joubert Plenner
South Africa
International Congress
Mother's Congress
Portuguese West Africa
Hien, Pienner
Deaton
Association
Phis
Plenney
Senator Stehen bo Malary Obituary and Funeral Details
The text references the late Senator Stehen bo Malary and notes his death in December with details of funeral rites and wake arrangements. It mentions locations and people involved in the ceremonies and describes public notices related to his passing and associated tributes.
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Stehen Bo Malary
Deventer
Chile
Assistants Sought for Civil Service Exams in South Carolina
The notice invites young men to apply for examinations for civil service positions in the United States Weather functions. Eligible applicants from Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Pheposton are to report with payment of F160 and may receive rapid promotion after the elssmonthe period ends. Informants should contact the Washington G4 City Service Commission.
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United States
Aden
South Carolin
Charleston
Columbia
Greenvine
Pheposton
South Carolina Youth Injured In Freight Car Accident
William Miller, a young man from South Carolina, attempted to board a moving freight car near Aptoville. He was struck beneath the wheels, one foot severed and the other badly injured. He was aboard the Arden poi attics, with dispatches from Aptoville to Attyetye noted.
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Aptoville
Attyetye
Mylene
Hite
Wiliam Miller
South Carolina
Delegations Press Public Building Funding Hearings
Washington report notes delegations from Columbia Orangeburg and Sumter appeared before a sub committee to secure federal appropriations for public buildings. Representatives from Sumter Manning Moise Shore Reardon and others spoke while Columba Orangeburg members urged project prioritization citing town growth and infrastructure needs.
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Washington
News and Courier
Columbia
Orangeburg
Sumter
Phexe
Sumstey
Rot
Manning
Marion Moise
Geo. I Shore
I. T Reardon
Pr. da Mood
W. Th. Benly
Colvina
Hie
Waylor
Geo. D. Mugging
Willie Jones
Dr Cain
BH. Hyatt
Micah Jenking
Stackhonke
IW. Ua Dukes
Mowirs
Moise
Shor
Statenwat
Colaghat
Herom Willeo
Dod
Tyre
Disputed Tremors Claim Crew Loss in Unknown Ship
In a fragmented report the crew of Tk perished as attempts to avert disaster failed. The incident references a frightened voyage and missing details about the ship Poole or Mole, with unclear origin and date.
Tragic House Fire Claims Local Child Victims
A household fire near Wal hall destroyed part of a dwelling and fatally burned three children while they played inside. Neighbors reported the door opening and fled in fear as the blaze consumed clothing and a wick.
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Davis
Walhall
Senator Tillman Suffering After Heat Attack in Trenton
Readable text reports Senator Tillman fell ill during hot weather and overwork. Doctors say the illness is serious but no organic disease found. He was taken to Washington for care, with physicians optimistic for a quick recovery in the coming days.
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Trenton
Babe
Senor
Tillman
Wilshington
Clana College
Philadelphis
Unis
Gubrook
Cohumble
Ute Saauier
Polo
Fragmented OCR Hints at Hidden Tale Across Ancient Pages
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a complex story with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a historical newspaper page segment with interrupted text, lacking clear dates or locations but implying a featured event or narrative.
Fragmentary Dispatch From Tu News Fragment
A garbled report claims a shooting or violent incident near a rail line with unclear details. The correspondence notes possible targets and identities but lacks coherent names, places, or outcomes. No clear investigation or official confirmation is provided.
Cotton Crop Totals and State Bales by 1907 Census
The Conkus Report from the Department of Agriculture shows the 1907 cotton crop at 11,251,168 running bales and 27,677 active ginneries, with state totals listing Alabama through Kentucky and miscellaneous bale types. The report notes average bale weight around 501.8 pounds and compares 1907 season totals to 1908 and 1905, with detailed breakdowns by state and bale class.
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Scensus
Istana
Keon
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kansay
Louisiana
Missouri
New Mexico
North
Torna Lisa
Dark
Kentucky
Lowryland Ink
Linters
Hheggen Island
Dave
Complex legal notice obscurely described in OCR fragment
An incoherent OCR fragment references individuals and actions across places and dates with unclear legality. It mentions windows of meetings or hearings and names resembling Ginaie Nevfolk, Wing Ainsel Hiree, and Abbie within unsettled procedural context. The text quality prevents precise extraction.
Unclear Text Card About Unnamed Figures
The readable content is jumbled and unreadable. No coherent events, names, places, or dates can be identified for a factual summary.
Widow leaps from balcony into crowd on Gle Wyatt Street
Despondent widow Sara Heherry jumps from her apartment front window onto the sidewalk at Gle Wyatt Street, striking a crowd of bystanders with many carrying children in arms in the bustling area. Police report no definitive motive and injuries are being treated as bystanders receive aid.
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Pire
Sara Heherry
Jersett
Gle
Hogan
Florence electic wire blaze leaves two injured in street
In Florence a mother Maude Laughlin and son Lawrence Laughlin were badly burned by a live wire last August as they tried to rescue each other near Havellel and Chaeves streets. Mrs Laughlin sought 50 000 in damages and was awarded 17000 while Lawrence sought 25000 and received 8000. The Florence Light and Power Co and Southern Public Service Corp faced the verdicts in Morence County Court. The judge overruled motions for new trials and the cases may go to the Supreme Court.
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Adiupatch
Florence
Caurion
Morence
Maude Laughlin
Hite
Lawrence Laugh Hn
Florshee
Plorshee Electric Light and Power Combing
Southern Public Service Corporation
Dantaler
Southern Public Corporation
Florence Light and Power Company
Supreme Court
Court of Common Meas
Lauglin
George W. Laughlin
Hee Lawrence
Havellel
Chaeves
Mob Surrounds County Jail in Violent Escape Attempt
A chaotic incident unfolds as armed men surround the county jail and seize inmates. Officials report two men, including Perry and Il Ita, escaped with a third suspect, while guards and responders search for the fugitives. Local authorities and the public fear further violence as the escape unfolds.
Four Men Shot In Mississippi Outrage
Ragged OCR reveals four men shot in Mississippi with unclear details. Names appear garbled but references to Senator McLaurin and Governor Neal tie to a political context. Report notes pursuit in Rankin County and a hinge point in the incident, with the shooter’s identity not yet confirmed.
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Haxter
Rufus
Jute
McLaurin
Mikelolopi
Neal
Rankin County
Fatal Byploston In Mometind Ga
The boll er at the few miles G. W. Moore At Mometind Ga blows Friday morning killing Meg Moore the proprietor. Moore was among the wealthiest men in that section of the state.
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Boller
G. W. Moore
Mometind
Meg Moore
Mr. Moore
Duel in St Veteraburg Hospitalizes Smirnoff and Fock in Russia
A pistol duel in the Chevalier Guard riding school at St. Petersburg ends with Lieut General Smirnoff wounded and Lieut General Fock unharmed after exchanges of fire. The clash, over a memorandum about Port Arthur, drew military officials and reportedly some women witnesses.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Smirnoff
Chevalier Guard
Smirnoffom
Port Arthur
Fock
Hattene
Vock
Smirnot
Mollnyy
Kirsten
Rueslin
Umber
Bock
Gor- Natotsky
Pook
Port Arethur
Stossel
Ion
Oak
Gens
Reiss
Tragic Drowning Sparks Suspected Mental Shock
In Dunkin Township Greensville County a young boy named Jordan Laylon, 18, says his brother narrowly escaped drowning earlier. The incident left his mother distressed as the family witnessed the drowned child, while local chatter suggests the brother suffered a heart weakness, possibly triggered by the event.
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Dunkin Township
Greensville County
Green Ville
Jon Laylon
Jordin
Tad Hee
Jordan Saya
Tragic Langley Prominent Youth Killed by Electric Car
A Langley prom king’s son, a runaway from school, was killed on an electric car line between Langley and Warrenville near Aiken. He reportedly fell onto the track after boarding a Augusta Aiken car and was run over. the express car operator gave no information. The incident is described as very deplorable.
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Dean
Langley
Warrenville
Aiken
Ten Injured in Philadelphia Trolley Car Crash
Ten people were injured in a trolley car accident in Philadelphia yesterday. Details on causes and extent of injuries were not immediately available.
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Philadelphia
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