Presentments of the Grand Jury in Anson County
The grand jury reports county offices examined and found in order, notes on treasurer books, jail and poor farm conditions, and road contracts. It names Charles Lay for assault with intent to kill and urges improved oversight of warrants, public works, and school district upkeep. It also references a period of inquiry, witnesses, and county governance reforms.
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Woaraisata
S.C. Daly
Carolinas
Weonten County
Gage
Melication
Maxton
Lialistie
Rattia
Ghent
Monteal
Ie Andersen
United States
Ewan
Cornity
Roason
Neitier
Npeariinat
Wales
Lawes
Thaler
Ian
Charles Lay
Hind Battery
George Tilley
David Nichols
C. My Hidley
Patrick, McAlster
Ben Alexander
County Board of Commissioners
Senate Morgan shifts stance on free silver in Alabama era
Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama signals a shift in Democratic policy toward free silver. In a wide interview, he says the party may adopt a united platform, endorsing fiscal reform and tariff moves to win nationwide support. He argues for unity across North South and West to restore Democratic victory in 1900 and hints at a candidate willing to back silver only if it gains broad backing.
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Wasmaaton
D.C
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Timex
Hia
Morgan
Bryan
Jens
Deneway
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
West Virginia
Delaware
Indiana
Livoid
Michigan
Kopeland
Ananired
Xeon Hy & ‘Times
Congress
Democratic Party of the
East
Democratic Party of
South
Hia Wiedun
Malmnetiona c
Democratia Party
Batt
Mornwald
Thors
Senntor Morgan
Far South
Wnt
Conroy
Provident
Congres
State House
Aguinaldo speech at Tarlac celebration made public
A contested translation circulates from The Independencia in Manila detailing Aguinaldo’s remarks at the Tarlac anniversary of Filipino independence. He defends independence, rejects autonomy under American rule, urges unity and bravery, and asks for continued resistance toward a free Philippines while warning against treachery by autonomy proponents. Also included is a Georgia farming report noting record wheat yields in Macon and Spalding counties with praise for local growers and reflections on wartime and agricultural progress.
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Maxsima
Spain
United States
America
Americana
Philippines
Herlin
Amovien
Hevitara
Denis Vond
Lonlig
Rinka
Aguinaldo
Robber Shot 10 Deaths After Duels With Sheriff Posse
In Lewanand Georgia on July 14 Sheriff J B Martin and a posse killed one robber and wounded another after they refused to surrender following a store robbery. The two, Harry Burke of Houston Texas and Frank Arsenall of Alabama, were cornered in a swamp. Burke admitted the Singletary store raid and the ensuing duel with the proprietor, who was wounded thrice. Burke and Arsenall had been armed. $27 in a mall change was found on them. Burke is recovering. Arsenall died. The article also includes later unrelated medical and personal testimonials for Simmons Liver Medicine.
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Lewanand
J. B. Martin
Harry Burke
Touston
Texas
Frank Arsenall
Alabama
T Burke
W. B. Smith
Martin
Burke
Singletary
Tounton
Trinh
Arsenell
Anny
Will Skinner
Fourth
Demaleee
Macon
Demanding Offer Prompts Business Pitch at Local Shop
A venture seeker questions a proprietor about profitable methods while the shop owner asks the applicant to explain how to run Daninexs profitably. The exchange suggests long waiting for guidance as the applicant offers willingness to proceed.
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Bright Young Mann
Wall
Daninexs
Fragments Reflect Public Concerns Over Federal Tax Burdens
The passage depicts a chaotic OCR fragment discussing wealth, government revenues, and taxation. It references estimates of government income, imports, and expenditures, with mentions of California 1849 and figures near 100 million to 500 million. Names and exact dates are unclear, but the tone suggests a debate on national finances and policy.
Local Governor and Attorney General in Portside Exporting Case
A garbled report mentions Governor John Gary Vyas and ex Attorney General Win, A. Harbor tied to a portside exporting matter. It notes a supposed membership fee of 85,000 each and references some individuals described as youth. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear facts.
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Ho Barnwell Sentinel
John Gary Vyas
Win
A. Harbor
Atv
Association meeting attendance and travel ease noted
The association reports progress toward its annual meeting on the 25th with officers describing letters received and planning for attendance. It notes few barriers between Maynis and Cheator, enabling many to attend both sessions despite population pressures.
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Lottera
Sasociation Indicato
Gory
Ingo
Maynis
Tragedy at Birmingham Crossing Claims Two
A fatal crossing accident on 24th Street in Birmingham left Mrs. Ann Booker dead and John Horan injured, while a second note recounts a violent ore mine strike clash near Thkoodi where Gus Miller was severely wounded and two other workers sustained non penetrating wounds.
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Buwwwanna
Ata
John Horan
Ann Booker
Gadaden
Ala
24Th Street
Torat
Esmot
Etiquette Notes From A Formal Gathering
An elder narrator extols proper behavior at social events on the Fourth of July. Observances include respectful seating, polite bowing, accepted decorum, and avoiding vulgar behavior, strong drink, or disruptive conduct toward women while maintaining dignified restraint in public spaces.
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Howe
Ratao
Notable Postwar Meeting Amid Conflicts and Invitations
The fragment references the Aunt meetings of the Atnte Proud Awuoaiition in Springs and a Confederate Veterans reunion at Chester. It notes efforts to change a date without success, with L'rosiont Aull and Mr. Stovall involved, and mentions an engagement related to all none dates, described as 40, plus other unclear details.
Fragmented note puzzle with garbled lines and tainted text
A garbled OCR style note presents scattered phrases and misspelled words. The reader sees hints of shopping, stock, and a demand for large quantities but the text remains largely indecipherable with no clear events or subjects to anchor a firm summary.
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Wally
Smith
Pittshing Chronicle
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Boothie Front
Anderson Advacato
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Spaulding
M. BE. Nolaan
Spalding County
J. M. ‘Tanner
Washington County
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Georgia
Walker
Yorkville
York County
McClainy
Mavon Telegraph
South Carolina
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Rowarda
Shere
McClaints
Hunt
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York
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Roy
Castoria
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Sind
Birmingham Crossing
M. A. Sionitona
Hiewesxdiay
Ate
Robinson Mining Company
Thkoodi
Oxmoor
Tahkooila
Gus Miller
Ivdahot
George Lowry
George Brown
Negra Minera
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Perdition
Sigoines Geee
Carter
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Samo Dato
Fe Inti
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