15 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1893
Page
1
A narrative fragment describes the corps of cadets from Paint marching to the World’s Fair in Chicago. It mentions August events, a celebration, and the Secretary of War involvement, with references to parade plans, guards, and a investigation into uniform issues.
The report details severe events and searches connected to a major tragedy. It mentions Miss Lizzie Rewdes and an open inquiry, with references to Fall Seier Ges and a ferry voyage. The piece notes public concern for safety, a formal inquiry, and the arrival of a steamer, underscoring a sequence of investigations and community responses.
A garbled report recalls a disaster at the World’s Fair with deaths and property damage. It mentions a 11 year old born in Virginia, a fire or wind event, and a damaged circus crowd scene with references to Lexingeee and New Orleans figures.
A long article describes the reopening of a Washington street building after an earlier fire. It details repairs, personnel handling the reconstruction, and community reactions to the restored site. The piece mentions local officials and workers involved in the wake of the incident.
A fragmentary excerpt traces a historical crime arc in New York City, mentioning a burglar named Myers and a general pattern of burglary. It references a confession and a past era tied to a figure called Derkt Soreoteure, with mentions of clothing and a shed light on past criminal days.
A fatal confrontation occurred after a drunken gathering in Carlin last evening. Lew Jome and West Becker somal and George Rice details describe an armed quarrel ending with a pistol fire and a victim tied and left in the road as authorities seek the alleged assailant.
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A garbled account outlines a courtroom scene with officers, the defense, and alleged actions. Names and places are indecipherable, with scattered references to a girl, a fire, and police. The fragment ends noting a horse attempt and a corrected race time.
The piece details a large criminal gang named the Lone Star Gang active across Warren and neighboring counties. It notes arrests, a forthcoming trial in Jackson, and efforts by authorities to disrupt operations including burglaries and illicit schemes. The report mentions searches, planned levee security, and local officials addressing courthouse repairs and public works while outlining community impact.
A convoluted note reports Jame bh Jacuson and associates confronting alleged abuse connected to a local cheese deal and a dispute involving Lincoln County, Brookharwail, and Cheat Court. The text references a court hearing in which parties seek to prevent actions and preserve rights amid claims of malice and coercion.
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