Undefined Traffic Tale From Fanciful Letter
A fragmented tale describes a lawyer in a distant state dealing with delays on a road. A darkly told scene shows a driver observing a broken shaft, a repair attempt, and a journalist’s relief as the journey resumes.
Unclear OCR Text Aids Unknown Transit Schedule
Fragmentary lettering describes a transit or schedule with times and places such as Fort Lawn Lancaster Columbia Athinty Charlotte and Atlanta. It lists names including Leroy Epris and a superintendent role. Exact dates and events are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Ly Dancaster
Fibam
Fort Lawn
Ty Banconelis
Columbia
Sam
Athinty Enhe
Benoir
Genied
Atlanta
Sad
Commbla
Rotharlotte
Richburg
Bascom Ar
Lancaster
Inn Fen
Clindestan
Leroy Epris
Bulgarians Incriminate After Crippling Balkan Battle
From Saloviot to Ostroret and Florina the Bulgarians suffered heavy losses as insurgent garrisons were annihilated in nearby villages. Boufi reportedly saw 500 killed while 14 Komitajis died in another clash. Turkish troops were accused of massacres and widespread torture, with women and children among the victims noted in Batkin reports. The Ottoman authorities pledged to restore order within two weeks.
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Raropent
Turkey
Bouti
Rakovo
Armeske
Florina
Boufi
Ostroret
Okhela
Rome
Robberies at White Stone Springs Hotel
Special to The State reports burglaries at White Stone Springs hotel in Spartanburg from last night to today totaling 506. Mrs. J. B. Morgan of Augusta loses a 155 watch, Mel Hough of Columbia $40 in jewelry, plus other stolen items. Thefts occurred in rooms on the south side second floor. a suspect is rumored but unproven.
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Spartanburg
White Stone Springs
J. B Morgan
Augusta
Mel Hough
Columbia
End of Bitter Fight Ends With Recovery After Cure
DuPont Georgia resident J F Hughes recalls a long struggle with a stubborn lung abscess and near death. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with his rapid recovery, saying he was soon on his feet and fully restored. The remedy is guaranteed by local druggists Crawfford Bros J F Mackey Co and Funderhork Pharmacy.
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DuPont
Dr. King
Crawfford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co
Funderhork Pharmacy
Crawford Bros . J. I. Mackey & Co
Fonderpurk Pharmacy
Humbert Pearly Cine Been Purig Verdict in Assize
Trial recounts Humbert Pearly Cine Been Purig and co defendants before the court of assize. Jury finds guilty on charges of theft or conspiracy with verdicts ranging from two to three years imprisonment for Emile Db and Roo Do eign, with the jury’s length of deliberation noted as one and a half hours.
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Wikher Tharese
Predenek Winter
Romnin
Emile Db
Osenree
Phevesie
Frodevie
Local Death and Crime Notes From the Era
A young man Samuel A Hawkins died at Columbia Hospital after appendicitis surgery. In Norfolk three men bound and gagged the night watchman at the power house. an Indian fireman helped, but robbers escaped and were not yet captured. In Georgetown Caleb Powers case attorneys agreed to allow him a three hour speech to the jury with multiple speakers. The trial schedule moved toward a verdict by Friday.
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A. He. Hawkins
Columbia Hospital
de. J
Norfolk
Hopting
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Powers
Jere R. Morton
D. K
John K. Hendricks
C. Campbell
Commonwealth
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Tongeroys
Frankfort
The Death Penalty and World Fair Exhibits Recap
A fragmented 19th century column discusses the death penalty misuse and Arnica Salve products. It notes Chicago 1893 World Fair exhibitors from 46 nations and 5.7 million dollars spent, with St Louis 1904 plans and rising foreign advertising value.
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Chicago
Loch L Webb Hive Mystery Surfaces in Local Tale
A fragmentary account describes a local incident involving a character named Pat and a mislaid device at a place called Loch L Webb Hive. The text suggests a tense moment with a teped action and a rate at a telephone, amid unclear context and references to an event or ritual.
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Beth
Loch L Webb
Three thousand dollars paid for land deed sparks astonishment
A land option on Sam Dunseith’s three acres at one thousand dollars per acre led to a dramatic payment of $3,000 in small bills placed on a table. Dunseith signed the deed within minutes after the pile was dumped out, as witnesses and a lawyer’s clerk observed. The event followed a prior attempted payment before suit. The scene was recounted from the New York Times. Separately, the South Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs announced an Arts and Crafts exhibit to boost home industries, inviting all women to submit handmade work and urging rural participation.
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Haih
Sam Dunseith
Dunseith
Hinger
Witneay
House of Dunseith
New York Times
South Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
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South Carolina
T. Fraser James
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Darlington
Journal
Atlanta
Lancaster Ledger
the Home
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Vols
Femi Weekly
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Walker Lewi
Harvie Jordan
John Temle Graves
Mra WH
Felton
Lancaster 9
To Rent Store Room on Main Street
Store room to rent on Main Street verified by Mr G C Carner. Possession to be given 1 September. For terms apply to the advertiser.
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Main Street
G.C. Carner
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