Osage Indians named richest in the world in Oklahoma
Pawhuska Oklahoma September report describes Osage Nation wealth from a government trust of 5 272 427 dollars with 6 percent interest paid quarterly. Osage population 1997 across 400 families with oil gas royalties and tribal lands totaling over 1 470 055 acres. Leaders Captain Frank Frantz and Chief O lo Ho Wal Lab noted with bands like Big Hill and Strike Ax.
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Pawhusks
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States Treasury
Frank Frantz
Osagen Fe
Kinabhotha
Patriarch
Papoose
Kiwahhotba
O-lo-Ho-Wal-Lab
Browns Hold Rig Practice as Juarez Tournament Looms
McIntosh Browns push daily practice ahead of next Monday’s tournament with plans to play every day. Las Vegas Blue favored to win the $1,500 prize. Trinids, Clifton, and El Paso expected strong showings as six teams prepare for at least nine games. Clifton Inn to stop at El Paso en route to Albuquerque fair. Browns arrange games with Clifton squad at Washington Park. El Paso Browns beat Cannane at Pass City. Witman and Rheinhart pitched for Browns, Knight for Cannane.
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Anning
Houston
Las Vegas
Clifton
el Paso
Deming
Mexico
Clifton Inn
Albuquerque Fair
Huckner
Browns
Cliffs
Washington Park
Cliftons
el Paso Herald
el Paso Browns
Cannnea
Pass City
Witman
Rheinhart
Knight
Cananeay
National League and Associated Postponements Report
In Louisville the Louisville Toledo game was postponed due to wet grounds, while Columbus saw uncertain results as the Indianaapolis second game faced issues. Minneapolis and Milwaukee venues are listed with scattered notes on status, reflecting weather impact on schedule across the circuit.
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American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Tndianapolis
Commeur Voce
Indianapolie
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Putting Lead Mine In Good Condition
Max B. Fitch has returned from Denver and is restoring the Southwest Lead and Coal company's Engle area property to first class condition for business. He expresses confidence the enterprise will satisfy all concerned with strong expected results. Dr. King's New Life Pills are advertised as a quick cure for headache and constipation at 25 cents.
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Carliste
Haskell
Osaxes
Royales
Max B. Fitch
Socorro
Denver
Dr. King
Getter
Portland
Ore
Europe
America
High sheep prices hinder purchases in Socorro region
W H Liles notes sheep are held for very high prices making buying difficult. Socorro Chief tain reports demand keeps prices up and supply tight as producers hold stock.
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W. H. Liles
Socorro
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Dr Newbrough
Inaggeration of chronic indigestion is warned as dangerous and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is praised by Dr. Newbrough of League West Virginia for treating indigestion. The remedy digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet, available from all druggists.
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Newbrough
League
W. Va
Pacific Coast Cities Rapidly Grow in 1905 Census
Washington reports that Pacific coast cities show rapid growth in the latest census estimates for 1905. Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Tacoma are cited with projected increases and rising urban infrastructure costs. The piece notes official counts versus unofficial claims and highlights transportation and public works spending across these cities.
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Washington
D. C
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
New Corporations File Their Papers In New Mexico
Multiple incorporations filed in Laughlin Hydraulic Stone Co and others in Albuquerque and Apache. Documents list incorporators John Laughlin Charles Campbell Owen Marron James Hudson Chester Davenport Kit Carson and Joseph Taylor. Objects include real estate, manufacture of artificial stone, mining and mineral lands, oil and petroleum ventures. Capital stock 80,000 dollars, five directors, agent named. Terms cited as 50 years for Laughlin venture, 60 years for others, principal offices in Albuquerque and Oro Grande.
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J. W. Raynolds
Laughlin Hydraulic Stone Company
John A. Laughlin
Charles M. Campbell
Owen N. Marron
James B. Hudson
Albuquerque
Chester Davenport
Trinidad
Alvuqiergre
Nely Alty
Arizona
Ki Carson
Joseph Te ‘Taylor
Hange
New Mexico
Loka Lea Wral
Oro Grane de
Ofer County
Kit Carson
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Uncle Sam
Bacon Rind
Big Hill
William Penn
Strike Ax
Saucy Chief
Claremore
Beaver
Black Dog
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Port Bayard
Rerles
National League
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Cincinnati
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St Louis
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Philadelphia
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St. Joseph
Omaha
Pueblo
Sioux City
Des Moines
de Witt
Simon Stern
The
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Bubserive
Evening Citizen
United States
Depository
Solvent National Bank
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
U Peterson
el Paso, Texas
Trinidad, Colo
Las Vegas, N. M
Clifton, Ariz
Deming, N. M
Albuquerque, N. M
U.S. Cavalry
W. H. Greer
D. K. B. Sellers
Bradfield Regulatories
Anta
South Third Street
R. Green
Kodol
All
Drugetsts
Rio
Jade Springs
Colorado Points
Pullman
S. K. Hooper
G. P
T. A
Colo
S. Barney
Santa Fe
New Mex
Squy
Colorado Springs
Chicago ST. Louis
Memphis
Kansas City
Rock Island Systems
V. A. Stiles
P. A. EP
Southwestern & S. System
Tex
RIO Grande Lumber CO
A. H, Heyn
Mgr
Marquette
B. Ruppe
Bank, OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
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