Local Visitors Reported From Several Towns
OCORNETESVILLE Mississippi reports Magpie Anderson of Willington visiting Saturday and Herndon of Eaglesville at a Sunday gathering. Edith Myera of Plainville and friends were present. Dr Varves May attended a business day in Washington. Harlin Willison and Ed from Montgomery were seen Thursday.
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Comens
Ot Herndon
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Myera
Plainville
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Eecay
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Coroner's Inquest Reports William Hall Died By Boiling Water
An inquest recorded by Coroner C Ei Trainor finds William Hall died in May 1901, death caused by boiling water thrown by unknown parties while Hall was intoxicated at Henry Wolpert's saloon rear. Hall, about 64, English, 155 pounds, gray hair, blue eyes. Various court notes mention saloon views and fines. movements reference forces and a 1901 Philippine campaign context.
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C. Ei Trainor
Henry Wolpert
Fy m. Hall
Waileh Works Station and the Te Program
Fragmentary text describes a program tied to Waileh Works Station. Mentions purchasing space and tickets with unclear references to Gale Bapel and a Reburbnis event. Readers see stray phrases about buying and holding events, but details remain obscured.
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Hegausa
Reburnis
Rugibe
Gale Bapel
Unable to extract a coherent headline from provided text
The readable fragments show names Hayes Hoff Tos Clement and Madison but content is garbled. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges to summarize into a valid news item.
Mortgages and Liens Recap From Local Deeds Office
Recap shows 1176 deeds recorded including 993 mortgages and 140 mechanics liens with additional notes on releases and other instruments. Totals reflect large sums across land, railroad and city properties with numerous titles, executory deeds, and leases.
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Ae Anic
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Mort
Miss GikisdN Hosts L Esante Club Gathering
Helen Gib entertained members of the L Esante club on Monday evening at her home. Prizes were won by Oliver Ship and Miss Pearl Mick. Vocal and instrumental music enlivened the evening with several guests listed among the attendees.
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L’esante
Ware
Oliver Ship
Essia Hetron
Ethelsoar Mack
Freddie Rogard
Mattie K 'Cook
Alice O'Neal
Anas O' Aya _Hasserly
Fuaue
Bouler
Cole
Mr. Sa
Spink Gre
Stephéna
John Garaghan
Wit
Mbit
Hugh O'Neall
F. Jy . Mortorlis
Hyde
E. Findling
Bert Slimp
Oliver Slimp
Eit Gibson
Fra Ou
Bally-Allisoh Wedding in Barr Township
A Sunday evening wedding at Bethany Church joined Miss Nettie All and Mr. Bailey for a tightly attended ceremony. The bride, a successful school teacher and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Alison of Barr township, wore white while the groom, a member of the Meppingbaud, stood at the altar with the bridal party. Floral decor and attire described as beautiful, with reception details noted.
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Junge
Atei
Baififey
Rand
W. H. Alison
Barr Township
Baye-tow
Train wreck near Logansport kills and injures
A passenger train derailed by a washed-out culvert near Logansport Indiana. Several passengers died and many were seriously hurt as cars piled into embankments. Engineer Butler survived, Fireman Adams died, and others escaped with injuries. Rescue teams evacuated victims to Peru and Lafayette hospitals.
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Mahous
Ian Monnett
W. Hotter
Ron Mountain Railway
Peru
Butler
Adama
Jand
Charles Fingegin
Lafayette
Evial Cherie
Loigapeport
Sheir
Warriages
Wabiteh
Taft Named Civil Governor of the Philippines
An order appoints Makis Hioi as military governor over the archipelago with Taft to act as civil governor. The Ayuntamiento building in Manila is to be vacated and used by civil officers, and Malacanan Palace will transfer from Otis and McArthur to Governor Taft.
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Phiippines
Washington
Liewing
Taft
Philippines
Chatfooas
Architago
Ayuntarmiento
Surrender of Cailles Fup Leader and Abs Hie Foron
General Cailles surrendered here to the 060th men and 600 rifles on June 24. He and parts of his command fled to the mountains. Cailles pledged allegiance to the United States and was escorted by Colonel Cabales. Insurgents in his district were ordered to surrender with the rest.
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Haveig
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Jaguar
Luzon
Jung
Caillen
United States
Cabales
Cailles
Destruction Hits Gauze Building in West Region
A report describes the collapse and damage to the Gauze building in the West area following an incident at the College of Surgeons and Barrio Wood. No injuries details are provided in the readable text.
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College of Surgeons
Barrio ‘Wood
Ambiguous OCR Note on Property Seizure Proceedings
Fragmentary text mentions suits, payments, and a court process. It notes due time and actions by owners and a possible home hearing. Names, dates, or places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Indias
Siparat
Savihgind
Amos
Giril
Lightning Claims Several Fatalities and Injuries
A June report details multiple lightning incidents across Indiana and nearby areas. Victims include Bert Hague and Henry Goilove who died, with another woman killed while sheltering during a storm. The reports also note various other weather-related harms and ongoing local notices.
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Bert Hagueiyi
Bisvarn
Henry
Market Quotations and Brand Updates
Market notes show mixed quotations for commodities and stocks with occasional updates on wheat and other grains. Investor activity appears limited with sporadic price movements and regional trading signals.
Keystone Tornado Devastation Strikes West Virginia Town
Reports describe widespread destruction near Keystone and Bluefield after a flood and landslide path. Property losses run into hundreds of thousands of dollars as railroad tracks wash out and gulches form along a 20 mile valley. Estimates place 2,000 to 8,000 residents at risk with many horses stranded and roads impassable.
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Bluefield
Spmne
Keystone
Eile
Ettle
Lihorn Valley
Barker Trial Delayed After One Ballot In Arlington Shooting Case
A New York jury considering the case of Thomas G Barker of Arlington charged with attempted murder of John Keller retreated after one ballot. Jurors were instructed to deliberate with care and render a verdict only if convinced beyond reasonable doubt.
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Thomas. G. Barker-of
Arlington
Ni Tay
John. Keller
Barker
Keller
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