Great Flood Unmans Spartanburg Mills and Towns
A fierce storm floods Spartanburg and Clifton South Carolina washing away mill Nos. 1 2 and 3 at Pacolet and destroying warehouses hotels churches and business blocks. The coastal rail trestle is gone and river waters sweep through Greenville and Dan ton areas with expected fatalities and massive property losses.
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Presbyterian Church
Clifton
S.C
Greenville
Arlington
Milway
Danton
Uuweh
Greera
C. A
Duncan
Washington
Greers
Catton
Spartanburg
D. C
Rowntry
Pacalrt
Bwa
Hilla
Workinetr
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Lp. O
Rerant Ling
Vie Apindle
Mom
Preolet
Clifton Mill
Glendale
Cliftow Ara
Viator Montgomery
Pacolot Vailla Ak Spartan
Newholland. Po
Mortally Wounded Duelists Shook Hands Before Death
A fragment describes two men in a Texas duel where both were mortally wounded. one shook hands and said they died, while observers recall a dying bystander and a fire incident. The garbled text names Paro Texas and others, with references to strife, shots, and shaken friendships amid fatal outcomes.
Hand Car Run Down by a Train on Union Pacific
A hand car was struck by a train near Genoa Nebraska on a Union Pacific line. Several workers were killed or injured as crews attempted to clear the track and assess the wreck. Names of the deceased and injured are recorded as Pronk Vrovas, John Mekus, W. Steeles, and NS, Banwinhichy.
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Union Pacific
Telumlua
Neb
Timo
Mer Aire
Genoa
Ugdae Raidolls-Spalding
Sl Union
Ceclian
Pronk Vrovas
John Mekus
W. Steeles
Ban-winhichy
Alaska Indians Destroy Big Salmon Nets
Taroma Washington report notes Chilkats from Alaska cut and destroyed salmon nets along the coast. They warned in May that nets would be seized if not left intact, proceeding to dep water near Haines and damaging multiple nets. Evidence suggests ongoing tension over salmon supplies and Indigenous access to the fishery.
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Alaska
Taroma
Wash
Gyan Canal
Abiska Pachors
Haines
Troops Called Out To Protect Murderer In Wisconsin
Eerie dispatch reports troops deployed to guard a prisoner after a sensational murder case in Epitin Wisconsin. Sheriff Crisetta vows protection as the mob threat grows. authorities seek calm while Montgomery County offers assistance and reports confirm guards remained at the jail through the night.
Conspiracy to defraud government detailed in grand jury report
A damaged OCR text describes a conspiracy case involving individuals such as Trevor clerk and postal delivery concerns, with charges of conspiring to defraud the government. It mentions a broad investigation led by a government office and references multiple named figures and officials connected to the alleged scheme.
MORMON MISSIONARIES AND WIVES ORDERED OUT OF GERMANY
A German police action ordered Mormon missionaries and their wives to leave Prussian territory within three weeks. Authorities prepared similar expulsions for about 86 other missionaries across Germany while government officials consider the move. No protests were filed yet, and the Mormon leader in Berlin vows to seek Washington’s response.
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Germany
Bega Cannon
Washington
Bertin
Jung
Hugh J Cannon
Mormon Missions
Hix
Mormnana
Cuno
Calvin Dakavhen
Zuni
Marina
Prussia
Pustara Coe Inne
Smith plots fraud in feather pouch contract scheme
The complaint alleges K Smith and associates conspired with McGregor and Upton to obtain orders for thousands of feather pouches from G E Smith of Baltimore at inflated prices. Government paid 90 cents per pouch for over 20 000 units, with Smith allegedly skim 20 000 dollars while McGregor and Upton received 8 000. Inspectors and post office officials linked to the case and arrests followed as the scheme unfolded.
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K. Smith
G. E. Smith
Baltimore
McGregor
Upton
Smith
McCtregan
McGregor Wishe
Sullivan ix
Bf Tonis
Simons
Kantjax City
Postafice
McGregay
Postrani
IRNL
Neehiakka
Vlerkship
Machen
Mit
Baltimorian
Portal Ae
Amnesty bill passes House and Senate over workers strike
The amended amnesty bill for Ghose and others connected to last November's cigar workers strike moved through the Senate on Wednesday and was approved by the House yesterday.
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Tyrane
Dune
Ghose
Uje
Jash
Motea
Big Trust For Africa Plan to Control Smith Africa Interests
The Cape Town co respondent of the Daily Express reports a gigantic combine of magnates from diverse interests is proposed to control mining, industrial and commercial interests in Smith Africa, aiming to dominate regional wealth and decision making.
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London
Tyne
Cape Town
Daily Express
Smith
Africa
Mount Pelee Erupts Again with Flames and Vapor
Dispatch from Martinique reports Mount Pelee erupting once more, sending flames and clouds of vapor into the sky. Authorities confirm activity but details on impact or casualties remain unclear.
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Martinique
Paris
Dane
Datinergue
Munk Pelee
Czar Offer Reflected Amid Unclear Embassy Signals
Readable fragments indicate a discussion of a czar’s offered terms and potential reactions from deputies and other sovereigns. The text references Morgarl, Runah Minisher Paceeth, and a chamber context, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear outcome or dates emerge.
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Cherborih
Signor
Morgarl
Cn Haly
Kovjaliate
Sity
Willy Wim
Pontry Anid
Suez Canal Shipping Totals From Ancient Records
Shipping figures show large tonnage through the Suez Canal with vessels and goods valued at millions. The record cites totals around 1,501,210 tons and ships of varied nationalities, including British involvement and numbers in the thousands.
Wilgarters Condemned With Penalty In Brayan Drapery
The report notes condemning actions by Wilgarters and a council ally in a related case. Officials talk of pardigipation and participation in dynamic affairs tied to Brayan Ores. It outlines sentencing recommendations and the aim to deter similar conduct.
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heeFoun Balan
Ting
Heavy failure of San Francisco firm and grain panic
The San Francisco grain house Prucisen and partners, led by G Eppinger, collapsed amid a global market scare. Wheat futures surged to 1.82 then retreated as losses mounted to about 3.6 million dollars. Ships chartered and warehouses in multiple ports faced heavy losses, with implications across European grain trade and financiers tied to the firm.
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Prucisen
Luidon
Paris
Sanerivan Bank
Wetkentad
Jim Daimness
Dixoty
Wondson
Dye Buckle
Slacktod
Modesta
Paar Robles
Khi Ayem
Pingor
He Fis
Tanith
Keniti
Latur
Strikes Loom As Bakersfield Divides Over Wage Fight
Fragmented OCR yields a tense labor scene with both sides preparing for a strike in California. References to miners, jail terms, and union recognition hint at escalating tensions and potential action in the near term.
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Ana
Effeah Ln
Rome
Will of a Spiritualist Admitted to Probate
New York Surrogate Thomas admits a will of Mary Thompson, a spiritualist, who left her estate to Joseph Muha. The court notes the spiritualist belief in communications with the dead as grounds to invalidate a parent’s wishes in the last will and testament.
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New York
Thompson
Joseph IL Muha
Thonas
Ordrig
White Star
Linne Destri
New Park
Lew Mersey
President Heed At Ork Once More
President Roosevelt, refreshed and vigorous, met with leaders in Washington to discuss Manchuria, Kishinev, and the Russian situation. Secretaries Hay and Root reported on postoffice investigations as Payne Look questioned officials about general state and officers. administration plans were outlined for upcoming arrangements.
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ORK
Jimes
Roosevelt
Gahineh
Iowa
Guinier
Postranaley
Dayne
Root
Hay
Manchuria
Lews of Kishix Net
Payne
Beisian
Toot
Berlin Campaign Rises Amid Turbulent Public Meetings
Report from Berlin describes a lively political scene with numerous meetings last night and planned events tonight. Observers note rising polarization, with supporters pledging loyalty to church and state, while clashes over property and rights spark heated exchanges and heightened rhetoric.
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Berlin
Spain
Isiniepratar
Rociabints
Sank Weill
Edea
Flood Warnings as Mississippi Near St Louis Buries Towns
Flood waters surge through St Louis and surrounding towns with Big Muddy River levels rising to six feet, threatening Madison, Oldenburg, Eagle Grove, and Verona. Levees hold near the railroad embankments while trains and freight yards flood, forcing residents to move goods and evacuate. Authorities report multiple towns underwater, with St Louis severely affected and the entire city largely isolated.
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St. Louis
Malan
Leven
Gaya
Hue
Gagan Kal
Henhagg
Miteholl
Tiwir Hana
Piolio Brent
Billing
Mardiaon Teves
Crnes
Shaisy Teyang Anil
Tha Metelunta
East Si
Venice
Mae St. Louis
Glink Pak
Colukia
Marison
Oldenburg
Madison
Vengo
Tynite
Che Tome
Tod
Ion
St. Lowid
Vistig
Broses
Muah Sk
Tavis
Whateland
Baltimore & Ohio Embankment
Mayer Cook
Lola
Lola Bg Organcai © Special Mond Patral of the City Couns Oil and ‘Bynes
Wen
Norden
Dinteret
Chistgo
Peoria
Ipver Lent
Wabash
Burlinplan
Uhiexga
sAltun B, & O
Ard
Tha
Vinyntelles
Kansas City Clean Up Effort After Flood Discovery
Kansas City residents join volunteers armed with shovels to clear debris and salvage belongings as floodwaters recede. Authorities report many streets flooded to several feet, with water still encroaching on homes and bridges. Officials anticipate the townsite being dry by Sunday as rail lines and pipelines resume service and health conditions improve.
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Kansas City
Broome
Oakyards
Tentiane Laiins
Atos Garda
Pope Leo Health Update Sparks Vatican Interest
Paris presses word from Rome on Pope Leo XIII health with reports of restricted diet and limited activity. Observers note mild improvements but caution against alarm while medical advisors monitor intestinal inflammation and general strength.
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Paris
Gpa
Roma
Leo
Roertye
Pitt
Dewlian
Cntira
Ossreu
Almdéal
Crntra
Pontitt
Capaoni
Train Company Figures in Early Rail Strike Rumors
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Western and Atlantic lines and the Macon Dublin and Savannah route with references to gates, penalties, and a court case. It hints at labor tensions or corruption charges amid a railway company dispute affecting freight and passengers, with mentions of Baltimore and Ohio style lines and regional parks.
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Washington
Georgio
Sontoart
Tina
Sanc
Orn
Cenrgin
Western
Mervgin Nailroad Company
Western & Atlantic
Macon
Dublin
Savanah
Baltimore
Ghin
Hayley Palaks
Senehes
Elaine
Thorefiyey
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Spartan King
Iver
Southern Railway
Tiger Tiver
Uveer
Sparinnirg
Pacolet
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Eneli Ables
Aenin
Piero Hawmend
Strider
Aine
China
Taomin
Kweng Bi
Lonmig
Generac Wade
Canton
Vey
Yy Mall
Cable
Epitin
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Wit
Sherit Crisetta
Dupe Tis
Ferring
Hmu
Billyedo
Lav Jetta
Onvipany
Hiv
Lompangyi
Phy Sherit
Ia Crasse
Trlephone
Tevelvad
Thik Dgigger
Montgonery
Suime
Wight
Montgowery
Maworth
Thame Wi
McGreger
Yorth
Molin
Mekarman
Salle
Xonge Hesse
Phieiy de Domburgy
Creda
Morman Wissignarles
Mavara
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Mount Pelee
Czar
Suez Canal Shipping
Fame
Jain
Jenrridd Otha
Wilgartars
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Bakersfield
Cal
Californien
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Watthia Keon Englenviring
Mreekerk
Tudfornas
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Wba
Ablendaneo
Mississippi
Terri Mery
la Ponniping
Sina
Caw
Dave
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OL Kanes
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Paula
Hork Island
Uninn Pacife
Sarta’ Ne
Misaonth Pacifie
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Shay
Aden
Arabia
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Cincinnati
Aluany
Raleigh
Fio Manile
Havin
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Villeneuve
Honar
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Minsu Ram Roads
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