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Whole newspaper issues preserved separately from extracted articles.
3 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONA collection for primary sources, editions, correspondence and literary research.
30 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONPublished memoranda, identification material and certificates; associations retain the source-specific scope.
4 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONA collection for regional history beyond a single town or publication.
41 published sources ↗RESEARCH COLLECTIONA collection for technical references, documentation and independent research.
1 published source ↗Title, 1909 reprint notice, and the complete July 5 opening entry through its adjournment sentence on printed page 5. Proceedings beginning Tuesday July 6 are not transcribed. All 44 supplied scan pages retained separ...
LED-2026-2349a2e25a074db3a0ed8c18cde18866 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Title leaf and two complete transmittal letters on printed pages 3-4. All 25 received scan pages, including land registers and evidence, are retained; tables and testimony are not included in this checked reading exce...
LED-2026-729b67bcb53d4047b06c9b12e4fafb51 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Title leaf and complete opening preamble/boundary paragraph on printed page 3. All 24 received scan pages retained separately; Articles I onward are outside the checked reading excerpt.
LED-2026-997216e014fe43c3abce3bd650916a2a · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete Executive Order 10027 from page 107, including signature, date and filing line. Full 12-page issue preserved separately; other rules, notices and tables not transcribed.
LED-2026-e88c303084cf4caea87a759b723e439c · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Opening section of The Baltimore Convention, issue image 3, column 1: heading and dateline, convention organization, Andrew Stevenson's reported opening address, and the sentence ending “immense cheering.” Committee p...
LED-2026-c2eb95457b814d2ba7620caa0aba7d80 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete Alabama appointment notice in column 3, listing the attorney general and five circuit judges. Other State Concerns reports and the rest of the newspaper page are not transcribed.
LED-2026-d6096e9a57b140658fdc72b03f1c47d3 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗FBI administrative FOIA log with request numbers, case revision numbers, dates opened and request subjects. The report is labeled January 1 through December 31, 2023 and contains 622 numbered pages.
LED-2026-48b220d143174233a96a3ea950076437 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗A dispute over a twenty-five-dollar promissory note led the Alabama Supreme Court to examine trial evidence, partnership admissions, and alleged agency. The judgment was reversed and the case remanded.
LED-2026-c16b8d1a2b7d41b48d42b5add5b6d9b1 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗A Supreme Court report involving the Appalachicola Land Company trustees, John and James Innerarity, and a Florida land mortgage.
LED-2026-5101635a6e2a44c5bd94fdeb52a95ea3 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗A short Supreme Court ruling concerning a citation missing from the record in James Innerarity’s case against Thomas Byrne.
LED-2026-931a04bea6624488899db2fd44b772f1 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Louie Wainwright discusses the July 16, 1967 prison-camp fire that killed 38 men. This later interview was uploaded to YouTube by FDC History Museum.
LED-2026-ea0d07fbfdbd42049f7e673b3256bd91 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗The detailed caption printed on the front describes state fire officials burning a wooden road-prison barracks at Live Oak to recreate conditions of the fatal Jay-area prison fire. It says the test fire was extinguish...
LED-2026-f61427830a0f4765b861e46fc840a841 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗The reverse caption describes blanket-covered prisoners’ bodies outside the barracks awaiting transfer to a morgue after the July 16 fire. It reports 37 deaths, 14 escapes and six severely burned prisoners. It attribu...
LED-2026-c1b45da62f2b45cfab19ca85280dec08 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Original complete institutional library survey by Laura Snyder Smith. Includes adult corrections and road-prison data. Names of places must not be confused with prisoner names; not an individual roster.
LED-2026-994cc32568474518bf68b17726c00b7e · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Original complete report. Road-prison section is PDF pages 41–44. Title page identifies L. L. Wainwright as Director. This describes the prison system; it does not establish individual involvement in the fire.
LED-2026-f696782801994a75ab885995cf7f2a04 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete 43-image repository sequence of handwritten prisoner transfers to road prisons, with transfer and discharge information. Predates the 1967 fire and is not its inmate or staff roster.
LED-2026-2f9b40217fb44ecc8e10e17296224973 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Complete 14-image repository sequence. Fire-related entries are on scan pages 5 and 12. Page 3 concerns escapees. The manuscript labels the fire deaths RP 32; the relationship to the camp described in newspapers as Ro...
LED-2026-50b6fb367bea4a4bb572832eda9affed · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Contemporary fire reporting preserved as a complete article clipping.
LED-2026-9708b074636549bba2b80d729a8cc379 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Contemporary fire reporting preserved as a complete article clipping.
LED-2026-2b2c46cbb20e4ff1ac9076ad7b597a54 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗Contemporary newspaper photograph and caption preserved with source views and a reading transcription.
LED-2026-b0e4b575c6a04ceba285b635868334b4 · Source identity checkedOpen source ↗