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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1890
Page
6
A ragged compilation of political column snippets reports on Cardinal Peeei’s death in Rome, a May 29 monument unveiling in Richmond, Williausten postmaster, racial tensions in Washington, and various political attacks. It mentions a Baltimore area editor fight, a railroad murder, and debates over gerrymandering and constitutional limits.
Republican H M Ivee notes Washington appointments loom large as Bryce discusses census supervisor picks for four districts. He predicts Walker W Russell may face opposition while a white-district preference dominates the process, amid broader debates on federal power and postwar policy.
The text fragment shows garbled OCR from a Missouri publication with disjointed phrases. It mentions events and names in a damaged format making a clear summary difficult.
An OCR filled with garbled names and places outlines a historical event at Wadneiank and York Airside. The text lists institutions, people, and dates in a newsy card style, but readability is poor and many terms are unclear. It references measures, attendees, and local figures.
A fragmented telegraph-like notice lists Atlantic Coast Line Railroad routes between Charleston and nearby South Carolina towns with times and stations. It includes a legal statement about an estate of Catherine Lema Pleba, naming executor Helinnay and attorneys, with a forthcoming probate proceeding on a specified date.
The readable portions reference a crane and a dealer or company, with scattered names and places. Context remains unclear due to garbled OCR but hints at a transportation or industrial notice. The rhythm and capitalization resemble a brief local item from a mid century newspaper.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Portas and Folksberidiinn with a time reference around Sloridian time, stating one competitor was faster than a 60th threshold. Names and context are garbled, preventing precise event or participant identification.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Washington New Orleans Birmingham and Taylor with scattered references to paths roads and vehicles. The text mentions service points and individuals linked to a car service context but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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