Governor Seay backs sheriff in Birmingham action
Dec. 1 Birmingham reports state that Governor Seay endorses Sheriff Smith amid ongoing coroner inquiry into the Hawes case. Troops remain several days, with witnesses sought for the shooting probe. Sheriff Smith released on bond, plan to retake office, two suspects tied to the case face scrutiny as observers note no new confessions. A separate New Jersey storm sends life-saving crews on alert as wreckage and covenants wash ashore.
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Antacla Uprising at Palladel Patta Store Sale Notes
Fragmented OCR describes soliciting arms and explosives with purchases at a Philadelphia area store. It mentions free items with goods, prices of arms, and a note about stock arrival on January 1st, urging quick inquiries at emporia.
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Misleading dealer tied to Wichita sale of jewelry and goods
A report details a Wichita merchant's fall from trust as a dealer of jewelry and valuable articles. The piece covers accusations, the buyer’s loss, and neighborly opinions of the vendor’s past reputation and downfall, noting a wide range of items and a wholesale trade concern.
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Boston Election A Bitter Fight Over School Board
Boston voters face a hard fought mayoral era school board election marked by Catholic school policy clashes. Campaigns focused on public school control, with parties trading accusations as turnout neared 221 registrants and four members to be chosen.
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Tax Debate and Public Notices Reported in Dense Senate Echoes
Fragmentary notes recount a heated discussion on direct taxation, state equity, and constitutional questions. The transcript cites Sen. Grosvenor of Ohio and others including Mr. Duthie of South Carolina, weighing tax distribution and national unity amid sectional tensions.
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Three-Story Meal Mill Wrecked By Explosion
A massive explosion at a North Halstead street meal mill owned by David Oliver wrecked a three story brick building and caused widespread damage. Fire crews battled flames for hours as debris and shattered glass filled surrounding streets. Several people were injured or killed with reports of bodies feared buried in the debris and nearby residences also damaged. Police and onlookers reported a chaotic scene as rescue efforts continued and rumors swirled about the death toll.
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Fragmented World War I Naval Skirmish and Political Turmoil
A garbled report recounts a clash at sea involving the Mary and Navy illegal hedgers ASEAN MA with迷 the line about Fort Siddol and a gun aboard McLean, while political prose in a German paper criticizes civilian unrest and Arbeiter actions. It notes officials like Governor Thomas and Captain Howse, and references a potential mobilization and court-like proceedings amid broader unrest.
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