Oklahoma State's Capital A Town That Wants Everything
Special Correspondence from Guthrie Oklahoma describes the town’s boastful claim to be the capital of the new state. It notes rapid growth since 1889, with multiple new builds, limited police, and a mix of ambitious projects including a cotton mill and federal building, while census figures vary and Enid jealously compares itself. It paints Guthrie as a developing prairie hub, balancing pride with eyeing permanent capital status.
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Flw. Schaefer
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Prairie State
Oklahoma City
Enid and
Petrly
Guthrie Bes
Doc Sloeums
Jim
Sitde Society
Vail
Enid
Indianapolis
Archduke Otto Dies Dying of Cancer in Berlin Era
Archduke Otto of Austria, once a favorite at court, is dying of throat cancer at age 41. Reports describe his past reckless conduct, drinking sprees, and recent isolation as he nears death under the reigning Francis Joseph line.
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Berlin
Otto
Archduke Otto
Francin Joseph
Archduke Franci
Perdinatd
Princene
Maria Josepha
Saxony
Arcduke
Pernerstorfer
Ofte
Offa
Vienne
Peror
Bliborate
Hila
Race Battle at Starkville Ends in Killings and Wounding
A bloody street brawl in Starkville last Saturday night between Mexican and Italian factions left one man dead and another wounded. Deputies and locals clashed as shots rang out at a saloon dance hall, with reports of deputy J. D. Romero siding with Mexicans while others deny his involvement. Several arrests followed as authorities pursued those connected to the melee.
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Oklahoma City
Milla
Ft. Soytth & Western
Denver
Rald & Gulf
Bie Uedertiker
Tut
Starkville
Trinidad
Vlace
Gorlankey
J. D. Romero
Romero
Marcello Blanca
Eri Ghot
Marcello
Louie Blanca
Blanca
Corianne
Manuelito Notes From Our Correspondent Italicized Summary
Special Correspondence from Manuilite reports a rainy farewell party for Mrs Henderson, a variety of local updates including Mexican track workers arriving, Elks en route to Denver, attempts to buy Indian poplars, a dearth of work horses, and illnesses within local families. Mentions of residents Farr family, and visits by Mrs Proshy and the Pryce Evans family.
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Manuilite
Henderson
Henierath
Folsomast
Nien
Tie Sarno Galino
W. A. L. Farr
Ibis City
Denver
B Aldrich
Willama
Winslow
Gillett
Maniotto
Fuld Emly FL Farr
Ww Farr
Newton Hospital
Arizona
Hom Ik
Bila
Agnes
Moltrook
Proshy
Pryce Evans
Short Viet
Uncle Sam's Grip Tightens on Canal Zone Boardries
Panama Isthmus correspondence details government hotel policy regime ending private boarding houses. Government actions ban in-room cooking, force meals through official hotels, and mandate ticket payments while inspectors curb private eating. Feud between democracy claims and restaurant chiefs noted with roving observers and local impact on workers.
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Speela
Panama
Banani
Crigiovel
Sam
Bam
Tingle Sam
Canal Zone
Nelusing
Boardiva
Hove
Ierat
Orlers
Roosevelt
al En Fae
Lome
Ag Ishmian Woversment Hotel
Colon
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Oklahoma State
Kansas City
Archduke
Tae
JRE
Plator
Moore
John W. Duke
Maver
Suv
Besian
Jistlan
Mero
Bin
Ava
Romina
Marcelo Bianca
J.D. Remero Gisinn Sandoval
Nerdete
C. McKnight
McIn.i Touh Hardware Company
Coronado Tent City
Coronnado Beach
Californ
Ian
Manuelito
Uncle Sam
Victor M. Hughes
Farr
Stinson Farr
Bank Building
Farmington
Notee
Saya
Tice
Tase
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First
Marquette
Rex
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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