General R S Northcott Dies Quietly at Home
The obituary recalls General R S Northcott born September 1818 near Murfreesboro Tennessee. He studied mathematics, edited the Murfreesboro Telegraph, and served as lieutenant colonel in the Twelfth West Virginia Infantry Volunteers. He was captured at Winchester, paroled, fought Sheridan’s Shenandoah Valley campaign, endured Libby Prison, was brevetted Brigadier General, and later edited the Murfreesboro Telegraph before brief postmaster service and bankruptcy duties.
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Chittsburg
Telegran
Carliale
Northcott
Ian
Twelfth
West Virginia Infantry Volunteers
Winchester
Fin
Sheridan
Shenanoah Valley
Libby
Johnsson
Neu
Clarksburg
Johns
Chase
Jackson
Timins
Northcott, Tennessee Leader, Longtime Mayor and Knight Templar
A fragment chronicles General Northcott a Tennessee figure who served as mayor of Clarksville and as a justice of the peace. It notes his shift from Whig to Republican, his family of eleven children with four deaths in Tennessee, and his long association with the Knights Templar along with several descendants and spouses.
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Chirksburg
Northwott
Everett
Faculty of
Marshall Colleges
Williamt
A. Nuthentt
Sprimfield
Tinuton
Tnt
United State
Distriet
Gas A. Northentt
Tinntington
Servite
Robert T. North
Acton
Isishire
Elliott Northcatt
Teller
Shaffet
West Viewitrht
Amd
Ehinirmett
Mssae
Sir Grneralott
Mist Elizaleth Allin
Cancoed
Mlo An Win
Inunction Appled For Inunction Appled For Theodor Ruble
Theodor Ruble nicks an injunction in Judge Charles W. case via J E Low to halt W E Robinson and creditors from selling lumber at Wallace. Ruble claims $780 for sawing and warns others may push debts by judgments and extensions. After novely and B D Lewis were appointed for Robinson and creditors, the matter rested for court review.
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Theodor’ Ruble
Charles W
J. E Low
Peine
W. E. Robinson
Wallace
Ruble
Robinson
Novely
B.D. Lewis
Mie Robinson
Gas War Begins Near Here Between Competing Firms
War between gas companies erupts with plans by Hotton Gas Company and Monongalela Development Company to lay pipe at Adamston and Wiltonburg. Clarksburg Light and Heat prepares to drill within 30 feet of Huttons. Injunctions expected to be issued within days.
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Hotton Gas Company
Wiltonburg
Monongalela Dewlopment Company
Adamston
Wie
Adaimet
Clarksburg Light & Tent Company
Deitloa
Hutton Company
Ininis
Weather Signals a Wave of Heat Across Gulf Stream
The forecast warns a record warm spell across the coast as the Gulf Stream slows prior to a cold front. Strong s tems threaten storms if the current shifts northward. travelers may face delays.
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Bately
GO Ogres
Norte Atlantic
Gulf
Iri
Pigrida
Paper GMP Organized at Sabneday Night Meeting
The Shinnsion News Company held a meeting Sunday night to elect officers and appoint a board of directors. Charlee A. Short was named president, Cowl Tickenbotham vice president, Hert. J. M. Mastin secretary, A. C. Bortney manager, with O. W. Moffatt and others serving as directors.
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Shinnsion News
Sabneday
Folline
Charlee A. Short
Cowl Tickenbotham
Cie Priesi- Hert
J. M. Mastin
A. C. Bortney
Mannager
O. W. Moffatt
Mob kills Black man in Cad county incident
A mob of three in Cad County, Kentucky, fatally harmed Ernest Baker, a Black man. The assault followed an alleged attack on a 11 year old girl earlier Saturday night. Local authorities and bystanders were involved as the mob acted early Sunday morning.
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Associated Press
Merkle Ky
Cad County
Ernest Baker
Anégro
Creme
Jim
Enters Bankruptcy Amid Confusing Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR shows a bankruptcy filing and creditor meeting details. Names and places are garbled but indicate a forthcoming hearing in a local office with references to deadlines and clerical staff. Readable items mention creditors, dates, and a procedural kickoff.
Victor Emmanuel Located After Absent Absence
Victor Emmanuel, described as the absconding figure of Crow’s or tray, has been located. Police say he left Saturday morning, with Crichsryjilo and Orrene towns confirming no further sightings. The case prompts possible pursuit by Joseph Colwen or orchestra members, with the story to be carried by The New York Chipper and other papers.
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Victor Emmanuel
Wader
Jow
HG Henry
Pennsylvania
Crichsryjilo
Emmann
Orrenetum
Henry
Joseph Colwen
Kynmanuel
New York
Rmnsicious Union
Sisi
First Meeting of Base Ball Club
A meeting of the stockholders of the new league baseball club has been called for Friday night at the barbershop of F. J. Welch. It is important that all stockholders attend as a president vice president secretary and treasurer will be elected and a board of directors named. Only a small number of shares remain for subscription and potential helpers are urged to secure stock promptly.
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Atsokho'ders
New League Baseball Club
F. J. Welch
Ifice
Besidi
Mayor’s Sunday selling arrest noted in police court
The mayor reports issuing a warrant for Tayd Dill, proprietor of the Metropolitan tale, for violating Sunday liquor selling laws yesterday on Pike Street. Dill to face a police court hearing Tuesday morning. This marks a second arrest on the same charge for Mr. Duff.
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Tayd Dill
Metropolitan Tale
Police Court
Duff
Judge Rules On Habeas Corpus Custody Case
Judge Charles W. Lynch hears the habeas corpus petition by Lizzie Moore against Halas Moore for custody of their two children. The writ was sought weeks ago and the court granted time to settle matters, but parties have not resolved their dispute.
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Charles W. Lynch
Lizzie Moore
Philip Moore
Assault at Grasselli Plant Leads to Warrants
Frank Swarts reports being assaulted by an individual at Grasselli plant, with a metal hook injuring him. William Johnson was struck in the 8 o'clock hour. A warrant was issued in Tomes N. David's court and constables pursued the suspect into the woods but lost the trail. Swarts’s assailant is linked to taking an apple from Swartes’ dinner plate.
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Frank Swarts
Grasselli
William Johnson
Saith
Saund Tames N. David's
Lim
Jobmaco
Swartes
Sunday in Red Sanday Peaceful Patrols Reported
Dispatch notes patrols in streets as wide intervals monitor for unrest during Red Sunday. Workers move between factories. chants of revolutionaries echo briefly, but authorities report no trouble.
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Aibalne
St. Renee
Merenlog
Alost
Sanday
Stres
Tragic Panic at Church Leaves Many Dead and Injured
Panic broke out during a church collection at Paul Baptist Church on January 2. As the crowd rushed toward exits, a stairway jam and narrow passages caused a deadly crush, with at least seventy dead and many injured, most in the front and rear sections of the nave.
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Phire
Paul Baptiel Church
Ateieks
Sean
Ian
Gente Jo Rola
Unreadable OCR Note on United States Mail Case
Fragmentary report names Jalus Wilkins Green and Parkersburg in a charge related to offering United States mail addressed to someone. The text is garbled and incomplete, with several misspellings obscuring dates and identities.
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Frito
Tappi
Parkersburg
Jalus Wilkins Green
United States
Theos
Spates
Morrison Blood Hounds Pursue Suspects in Mouzieville
Capel Morrison arrived at Mouzieville with hounds to chase down criminals near George and C. Bo Walver’s farm. The event follows prior incidents and Morrison’s long-standing reputation for breeding and handling track-trained hounds.
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Capel
Morrison
Mouzieville
Glenalls
Faruy
George
C. Bo Walver
Buckman Convocation Hears Clergy Leaders And Rector
The Buckman convocation schedule features Rev Dr Molany and Rev Dr Howard delivering sermons. A. O. Grinnan of Weston to read the convocation entay. Mev W I Meyers serves as rector at Burkiannen with local officials in attendance. Hoy T J Plommer will attend as a visitor.
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Molany
New Martinayilfiee Pharalay
Howard
Whorlioe
Busines
Ray
A. O. Grinnan
Oc Weston
W. Il Meyers
Burkiannen
Hoy
T.¥. Plommer
Dr Hazlett Tohight Art Exhibit Draws Mixed Reactions
Readable fragments describe a local art event with artist Dr Hazlett Tohight presenting works at a venue named Farclork. Mentions of a meeting, pictures shown, and colored title pieces suggest critique and audience response. Concrete details are limited due to the garbled text.
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Haxlett
M. Coa
Farclork
Accepts Position Mr March Sawithies with Pioneer Man
Local report notes Mr March Sawithies accepts a position with the Pioneer Man, outlining the move and its potential impact on the organization. The brief mentions the parties involved and frames the change as a notable staffing adjustment.
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Mr. March Sawithies Necipite
Vi Uti
Chicago Cutoff by Sleet Storm
A severe sleet storm disrupts Chicago transportation and daily life, forcing officials to halt trains and flights while crews work to restore power and clear roadways. Weather bureau notes dangerous driving conditions and rapid temperature drops impacting daily schedules.
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Chicago
Social at Grasselli fe Jailer of te eh i yee a.
A brief social event item notes a gathering at Grasselli venue with attendees and local recognition. The fragment suggests a social hour or reception tied to a jailer figure or event, but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. Further readable details are needed for a precise card.
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Murfreesboro
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Rome Pennessee
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Southern Heart
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Sehalnr
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Northcott Becam
Fort Bumpster
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GMP
Burnside
Frank Stomt
Bogle
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AED
Uncle Sam
Green
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Mortivan
Mirandoville
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Penitentiary
Aken
Lins
Jeffyron Avenue
America
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Jouglin
Simnicoul
Retin Haubo
Morried Wlet
Asaeith
Buckman
DR. Hazlett Tohight
Tames MC Mortissae Bore Were
Canpany
Tallin Aveveletin i Larkdhurg
Taitwaye
Jackie
Pining & Cokp
Salle Mat Endinatt
Tpidene
Elkene
Buin
Asocrint Pree
Cpcwmati
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