Bank Crisis Rumors Sweep District After Debts Rise
A fragmented report describes panic over debts and bank actions. The text mentions a tall, financially pressed man, family ties, and supposed bank remedies. Names appear scattered among chaotic phrases about loans, repayments, and banking measures.
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Thunder Bolt
R. C
Dolla
Howlis
An Autin Cabel
Mi A. Nahan
H. F. Triebilood
el Hatfield
MF. Burke
Lode
John Dwey
Henry C Barr
Joseyih Barr
Alfordsville Notes From a Busy Week
Alfordsville locals report travel for business in Cincinnati and Indianapolis, visits from relatives, moves to new farms, and a roadside wagon journey across the county. The week included farm and church notes, family updates, and upcoming post office discussions.
WXCITING RACE Declares Wilt Win
Fragmentary text describes a race with mentions of leaders and a final leg, noting Wilt as a potential winner. The garbled source lists names and stray phrases about timing, distance, and a special dispatch tied to 1901 elements, but the core action remains unclear.
Fragmentary note on tax figures and beverage yield
A garbled OCR fragment references a beer tax and a large yield figure, noting 2,280,000 gallons and mentioning Winsb ylne and Francisco. It mentions acting at re Fute teat and limits to the beer tax context without clear narrative. The readable items are tax related figures and place names amid incomplete text.
Slaughter and Siege Report From Blan-Biga Raid
Fragmented dispatch describes a ninth United States Infantry action at Blan-Biga after an insurgent assault. Descriptions mention charred remains, bodies recovered, and three hundred Macalices dispatched to the scene. Generals Flughes and troops prepare to attack. insurgents seize stores and arms.
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Undaam
Sol- Sane
Wei
Shaw
Ihia
Tslani Lees
United States
Blan- Biga
Pérdong
Conneil
Raigneur
Igt
Tdward Buipus
Gilawold
Ureéon
Divin
Bookmillet
Ninth Infantry
Flughes
Jh Force Toi
Spectacle of Episcopal Procession in San Francisco
An ornate procession of Episcopal bishops and lay leaders marked a major religious convocation. Officials described solemn rites, with clergymen and civic figures participating as crowds gathered and ceremonies unfolded along city streets.
Renewal of Activities Amid Mobilization in Empire
Fragmented dispatch reports renewed military preparations as discharges by purchase become impossible. Lord Kitchener returns home, S Africa and Cape Colony officials rearrange plans while Cape premier Gordon Soreke moves to discuss security. Pretoria camp near Rustenburg outlines shifting fronts and Magaliesberg region developments.
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London
Sitchener
Cape
Upl
Magatos
Maguliesberg Range
Evil gang of outlaws faces trial in Kentucky county
Twelve or more members of the Reynolds and Wright factions, led by Morgan Reynolds, are to be tried in Latcher county on charges including murder and highway robbery. The prisoners were transferred from Whitesburg after capture. the first case involves Mans Wright Kuklbx. The gang operated in Latcher and Bell counties for years, the latest crime being the murder of Bis Wilson.
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Hentucky Kirkins
Icukl Haing
Iyhitesburg
Mans Wright
Reynolds
Wwright
Latcher County
Bell County
Bis Wilson
Latch- Keds
Ing
Morgan Reynolds
Os Reynolds
Igang
Shim
Eos
Flood Disaster Near Islo Grand River Area
A flood disaster near the Islo Grand river in Presidio county on the 25th Inst claimed 14 lives as men prospecting for timber were swept away by Hood caused by a waterspout or cloud burst. Reports from San Antonio, Texas, describe the event as a sudden catastrophe with eight first witnesses appearing in Admiral Schley’s behalf at the court inquiry in Washington. The scattered items also note naval testimony from Lt. James Doyl Teci on the Kïgebip Brooklyn and ongoing questions about the navy’s presentation.
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Texas
San’ ‘ Antorjio
Tex
Neys
Henri
Présidio
Couhity
Islo Grand River
Timbar
Sehley
Washington
Admiral Sehley
James I.doy
Brooklyn
Spain
Navy
Dorlé
Department
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Phe nawzsboy in abt Fel Lawren has i in breis
In a garbled 1920s style fragment, references to Uncle Sam, pensions, and a Garfield era joke hint at a political column. The text is fragmented, mentioning New York, presidents, and editorial purpose, with unclear details and names.
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Breis
Local residents mingle in city visits across several states
A flurry of visitors and returns marked a busy period with G Gordiner and H Walters in Louisville, Breen and Baum returning from Chicago, Miss Myrtle Young going back to Wheatland, and families like the Claper and Axtell clans visiting Louisville and Cincinnati. Nearby towns note relatives traveling through Vincennes and Terre Haute, with Miss Emma Laughlin and Drs J Ni Vones visiting Gece i and nearby farms.
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Veikett
Vincennes Ig
Robert ‘Bean
Breen
Loogontes
George Baum
Chicago
PB. Campbell “ Tivos
Herd Fesayon
T.B. Hudson
Patersbir
Fred Melshern
Bernard
W. Alexander
Terre Hau
Vickery
Vansvile
Busness
Freeman Wiss
Terre. Haute
Myrtle
Young
Wheatland
Uis
Bellville
Ill
Gians Ue
Cochran
Mis
Anna
Lincalny
Neh
Charles” Claper
Louisville
J. Ni ‘Vones
Laura
Misa Bila
Axtell
Gece i
Samuel Rézers
Barnesville
Ohio
Mary-Ann Graham
Rosel Bramble
East South Street
St. Linton
Emma
Bessie M Laughlin
Cincinnati
Drang
Drang Mra,'c Te Winton, *Rs. ‘Thomas Fait and Her Sister, Mrs. ‘Malind E Faith
Epsom
Fay Lincoln
Kansa
John Srange
St. Leurlinghme
Zehildren
Washington
Indiana
Pana
City guests and visits noted in regional notices
Local citywide chatter records visits by notable residents and relatives. Names include J. Wi-Wilkon from Petersburg, L. L Craig of Vincebnes in town, O.B. Pepitins from Terre Haute, and Robert Gibson returning to Longcotte after relatives’ visit. Public figures and families stop by city for business and social ties.
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Washington
Irfende
Segator
Lick
Gimlik
J. Wi-Wilkon
Petersburg
Bgs i Eskridge
Chan
L. L
Craig
Vincebnes
Hughi Q'Ponbellshag
Willi Iamson
Longcotte
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