Falls at Christian Endeavor tent injures several in Denver
A large Christian Endeavor event in Denver suffered injuries when a big tent collapsed. A mour of spectators assisted, with A M Ramsey of Chicago warning people to hold up supports. Mrs. Winfield Sleep oversaw hospital aid and the electric company cut power to prevent fire. An impromptu outdoor service followed as many were freed from canvas folds.
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Christian Endeavor
Denver
Colo
Christie’ Endeavor
A. M M. Ramsey
Chicago
Winfield Sleep
St. Mark's Hospital
Electric Company
Belii
Central District bars all substitutes for alcohol sales
District Attorney Wilkins orders halt to sale of light drinks sold as substitutes for beer along the Frisco railroad in the eastern district. He argues state law bans any malt and fermented liquors even when alcohol content is under one percent. The aim is to prevent substitutes from masking intoxicants and to maintain strict prohibition in the district.
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Central District
Mcalester
Wilkins
Frisco
Court of Appeals For
Indian Territory
Town Lot Payments in Chickasha District Clarified
J B Kelsey, internal revenue inspector, explains townsite law on second payments for lot improvements. If the first payment is unpaid within sixty days of appraisement notice, the lot is struck to the highest bidder at public auction. Second payment is due one year after appraisement and must be paid within sixty days, or all payments are forfeited. Purchasers may pay the full price any time before due date.
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Chickasha
J. B. Kelsey
Internal Revenue
Kelsey
Death Penalty Executions in South McAlester
Charles Barrett and Dora Wright were hanged in the central district of South McAlester marking the first legal hangings in the area. Barrett confessed four days before death, naming others, while Wright was executed for murdering a seven year old in her care. Wright’s attorney had appealed to President Roosevelt, who replied that a woman capable of such crime should face punishment.
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Charles Garrett
Dora Wright
Mcalester
Charles Barrett
Central District
Indian Territory
Barrett
John Hennessey
Calvin
Roosevelt
Death at Indian sun-dance near Watonga
A 70 year old squaw died while dancing after fasting for over 48 hours at the Indian sun-dance near Watonga. She was buried near Eagle City. The feature includes other sensational incidents and a previous year's record holder who danced three days and nights.
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Watonga
Eagle City
Ee Ee Eee Ae
Southwestern Oklahoma Bridge Funds Under Scrutiny
Reported irregularities in Kiowa county bridge funding spark a federal probe. Funds set aside for county improvements allegedly misused, with bridges paid twice and abutments dark. An interior department order signals justice involvement amid county official scandals. Government may be linked to as much as 50 000 dollars in questioned funds.
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Eanee
Oklaoma
Kiows
Department of the Interior
Department of Justice
Oklahoma appoints C A McNabb to lead horticultural exhibit
At Oklahoma City the board of world fair commissioners elected C A McNabb of Oklahoma County to head the horticultural exhibit for the world's fair. He will open an office in the central depot and begin preparations, with duties also handling the agricultural display as needed.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Board of World’s Fair Commissioners
Oklahoma City
C. A. McNabb
Oklahoma County
McNabb
Oklahomand
Central Depot
Corespond
Mr. McNabb
Habeas Corpus for Terrill Reaches U.S. Supreme Court
Ira Terrill an Oklahoma ex legislator and life prisoner in Kansas penitentiary seeks relief in the United States Supreme Court. His Kansas federal court loss followed a victory for Oklahoma Attorney General Robberts in both the state and federal courts. The Oklahoma AG's office leads the case for the territory.
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Ra Terrrill
United States Supreme Court
Guthrie
Ira Terrill
Oklahoma
Kansas
Federal Court of
Terrill
William C. Hook
Kansas Supreme Court
Robberts
Fragmented OCR notes mix quotes and ads in old papers
A garbled OCR fragment from multiple newspapers includes random quotes about jumping conditions, a doctor in house, an Unsightly clothes notice, a Red Cross colored ad, and stray lines from the Chicago Record-Herald and Atlanta Constitution, with unrelated product snippets and company names.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Le Fegper Breian Be Heetes Zee Ue A Bows Ol
Fragmentary OCR text yields a cryptic note with unclear names and events. The readable bits suggest a local item or notice but lack coherent details for a full summary or identification of people, places, or actions.
Quote on credit forms from the Boston Bulletin
A Boston Bulletin quotation argues that improved credit forms, not more money, are needed. It notes a resistance to adopting such credit innovations within a certain group.
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Boston Bulletin
Miss Sue Perilus and Miss Sharpe Exchange Jibe
In a light hearted exchange Miss Sue Perilus jokes about popularity at school while Miss Sharpe quips about a small mustache above Sue's lip. The playful clash highlights schoolyard banter among students.
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Miss Sue Perilus
Miss. Sharpe
Laugh and the world cheer as Cheathan tonic hailed
A quirky promotion touts Cheathan as the most convenient tonic on earth. It claims laughter and global cheer while promising health benefits, with a western market push and bold claims about cures.
England Is Our Greatest Customer, Secretary Root Quote
A compact quotation from Mr. Secretary Root praising England as the nation's top customer and source of income. The snippet contrasts the bond with family and commerce, noting England as a steadfast ally in trade and money flow.
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England
Secretary Root
Oklahoma State News Ad Seeks Honest Salesmen With References
Classified notice from OKLAHOMA STATE NUR SERIES Perry inviting four businessmen as references for sales positions. Emphasizes weekly cash, steady work, and a favorable contract for energetic, responsible men. Mentions experience in agency work is helpful but not required. Question about a colonel title appears in the text.
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Oklahoma State Nurseries
Perry
Oklahoma
What did you lose, miss asked relief committee member
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune quotes a relief committee member asking a distressed person what was lost, illustrating aid response during hardship. The item captures a human moment of inquiry and concern amid disaster relief efforts.
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Chicago: Tribune
Unclear text fragment hints at a death notice
Fragmentary OCR mentions death at age 75 with scattered numbers and phrases. lacks clear names, places, dates, or authoritative context to form a complete obituary card.
Spiteful Remark Sparks Sharp Exchange Between Irene and Mabel
Irene and Mabel clash over a rumor as Irene scorns Mabel for calling her a “little thing.” The exchange highlights petty quarrels and social snubs in their circle.
Dr Pappa Pee Vee Bottle Sale Noted in St Louis Dallas
A fragment mentions a bottle of Dr Pappa Pee Vee in St Louis and Dallas with unclear context. The readable items reference locations and a beverage product sale note.
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Dr. Pappa Pee
St. Louis
Dallas
Yyaeco
Locomotives Exhibit at Osaka Expo by Imperial Government
The imperial government works at Kobe, Japan, exhibit two new locomotives at Osaka exposition. Neither locomotive duplicates any prior model, highlighting unique designs. The event showcases advances in railway technology and national engineering prowess.
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Imperial Government
Kobe
Japan
Osaka Exposition
Simmons Liver Purifier Tin Box Notice
Caution signals many imitations of the oil oak product. Consumers urged to ensure the item is manufactured by A C Simmons Medicine Co and marked Simmons Liver Purifier.
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Simmons
A. c. Simmons Jk, Medicine Co
Panama hat proves durable in long-term wear
The exchange notes a Panama hat becoming more durable with use. Upgardson claims his is in its third year and Atom remarks it is the toughest hat he has seen, reflecting the hat’s lasting quality.
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Upgardson
Chicago Tribune
Grocers Reluctant to Hold De fiance Starch Stock
Some grocers say they do not keep De fiance Starch because they already have 12 oz brands in stock that cannot be sold to customers who have used the 16 oz package for a price.
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Defiance
New York Population in 1900 and 1800 Native-born Proportion
New York’s 1900 population is noted alongside a 1800 figure of 3,437,202. The text states that more than three fourths of 1800 residents were foreign-born or of foreign parentage.
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New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Note on Pediatric Teething Relief
Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed as a general tonic priced 75c presents a medical advisory tone. The piece stresses measles convalescence as crucial and warns caregivers to watch for pulmonary complications citing Prof Osler of Johns Hopkins. It mentions teething relief and a 25c bottle offering wind colic relief for infants.
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Prof. Osler
John. Hopkins University
Defiance Cold Water Starch Endorsed For Value
An advertisement extols Defiance Cold Water Starch as superior with “Quantity-16 oz” for 10 cents, claiming rivals offer only about 12.02 ounces. A domestic quip about earnings follows, contrasting thrift with pleasure in spending.
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Defiance
Abner McKinleyill at Somerset home
Abner McKinley brother of President McKinley is reported dangerously ill with paralysis at his home in Somerset Pennsylvania.
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Abner McKinley
President McKinley
Somerset
Obeying The Law Closes Chickasha Thirteen Pub Shuts
In Chickasha sixteen territorial thirst parlor houses obey United States Marshal Colbert order. All taverns ceased sale of ta booed light drinks by July 16 and closed. Gambling houses also shut. Attorneys advised court challenge, but none filed.
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Chickasha
United States
Colbert
Nome
Tesla Promises Earth Shaking Communication Feat
Tesla pledges to shock the earth with messages deliverable by his coherer and detectable at the remotest limits. The inventor claims the system will transmit signals that can be received over vast distances.
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Tesla
Stops the Cough and Worke of the Cold Lexative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement for Lexative Bromo Quinine Tablets promises relief from coughs and colds. The copy notes a sale price of 2a, highlighting a basic patent remedy format typical of historical drug ads.
Weather Note on Cloudbursts and River Flooding
Providence journal notes that cloudbursts rarely occur where rivers have already overflowed noting the study of natural patterns and timing. The remark implies that flood-prone areas may be spared from sudden heavy rain events due to atmospheric behavior and river levels.
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Providence
R. L
Teacher Hiram Porter Dies in Wagon Runaway
Hiram D. Porter a schoolteacher recently moved to Arnett Oklahoma from Pennsylvania was killed yesterday when a runaway wagon threw him from the vehicle. The accident occurred near Arnett and details indicate Porter died at the scene.
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Hiram D. Porter
Arnett, Ok
Pennsylvania
Yale Professors Set to Retire at Sixty eight
A notice states Yale professors will retire from service at age 68 unless in special cases. The item closes with a quirky line about summer time and Dr Pepper, noting soda fountain price at 6 cents per glass.
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Yale
Ancient Byzantine holy water fonts gifted to Westminster Cathedral
Four carved Byzantine holy water fonts from a church near Venice were presented to Westminster Roman Catholic Cathedral, enriching its interior with historic religious artifacts.
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Venice
Westminster
Postmaster General Payne to resign on Congress convening
It is reported the Post master General Payne will resign his cabinet role as soon as Congress convenes due to continued ill health. The note cites health as the reason for stepping down from the position.
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Payne
Congress
Shot His Man in Indian Territory Near Canadian
Muskogee reports Bill Davis a well known figure in Indian Territory was shot and killed by 17 year old George Blanche four miles west of Canadian. Blanche says Davis pursued and attempted to harass him on the road, prompting Blanche to draw his revolver and fire twice hitting Davis in the heart.
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Muskogee
Bill Davis
Indian Territory
George Blanche
Canadian
Davis
Blanche
Peruna praised by patient for relief from pelvic weakness
A letter from Mrs. E. T. Gaddis recounts how Peruna cured her pelvic weakness after following a doctor's directions. The testimonial claims the medicine improved her health and that catarrh underlies many diseases, highlighting Peruna as a systemic remedy.
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Peruna
E. T. Gaddis
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Irene
Hall
Price
C Gee
Ben Fran ‘Ancisco
United
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Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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Los Angeles
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California
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Chicago Savings Deposite
Chick City
Okla
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Boston
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Columbus Ave
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Scuttler Wagon Company
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