Indian lands sale plan outlined with tribal delegation
A report describes removal of sale restrictions on Indian lands led by a delegation of ten members. The group includes Black Dox, Brave, Bacon Rind, and O lo hab wal la, with The full blood council appointing an interpreter. Osage and Cheyenne representatives, including Pat Boyton and Chief Washee, are slated for a Washington trip to select accompanying tribal leaders.
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Itealf
Laportangy
Black Dox
Brave
Bacon ‘Rind
O-lo-hab-wal-la
Washington
Hick Doyle
Sulign Department
Jie
Pat Boyton
Carliale Graduth
Washee
Bly
Fragments Reflect Gratitude From Ailing Maternal Aid
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a letter or note praising a physician or remedy that strengthens a young mother. Phrases mention a remedy named Peruos and many women, with thanks for its perceived impact. The readable section is incomplete and lacks clear event details or dates.
Hotels Struggle Amid Panic as US Trade Slumps
Hotels dependent on American trade report drastic declines with high rates failing to attract guests. Managers near Place de Rietle and Place Woodotlle say many US visitors are scarce, while international guests dwindle and staff wait on orders. Railroads also suffer gains shrink as freight tonnage drops and derailments rise, prompting potential liability questions.
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Nita
United States
Porto
France
Chicago
Soxenbawm Ghain Company
Frisco Enilud
Russia
Nordphallen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Agatudy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Long
Superior Court
Southern Railway
Roosevelt Urges Waterways Plan To Prevent Monopolies
President Roosevelt sent two messages to Congress urging a comprehensive waterways program. He argues river systems offer freight, power, and irrigation benefits, and warns against private monopolies exploiting water power. The report calls for coordinated development, not railroad- dominated navigation, and stresses urgent action.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Byland Waterways Commission
Eoumerre
Mississippi
Polar
Hrarghgar
Derp Clinnels
Col Yi
le Sy
Hue
Ieee
Atic Casita
Tae Ehewebenl
Troosterell
Deafness Cure Promises and Patched Remedies
A damaged ad-like fragment touts Wall's Catarrh Cure for deafness caused by catarrh and inflamed Eustachian tubes. It offers a payout for cured cases, and cites Hull's Family Pills and Mrs Winslow's Seething Syrup as other remedies, with dubious medical claims and misspelled lines throughout.
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Wall
French & CO
Toledo
Brabet
Hull
New York Sun fragment hints at family quarrel and insult
A brief, garbled line from the New York Sun references a domestic dispute with harsh words about weakness and idleness. The fragment mentions a son and a swan as miswritten terms, signaling a mis-transcribed early 20th century clipping.
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Johnny
Swan
New York Sun
Cuticura Remedies Touted For Eczema And Wounds
An old advertisement listing Cuticura products as cures for eczema and skin sores describes a mother’s success with Cuticura in six weeks and a boy’s healing in three weeks, alongside various medical claims, remedies, and unrelated items about health, explosives, and markets.
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Petron Oak
Llazale Vincent Thomas
Walestmont
Walden'a Ridge
Tenn
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