Tornado wrecks Anadarko and Hobart towns in Oklahoma
A severe wind and rainstorm near Anadarko Oklahoma last evening nearly destroyed the new towns of Anadarko and Hobart. Fatalities include W P Lewis of Weatherford Texas and John Antone of Paris Texas killed by collapsing buildings. Dr Heyes of Wichita Falls injured by a tent collapse. A worker named Louis died in a tent beside a saloon. Many others injured. merchandise and tents ruined. no further casualties reported.
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Fu Rano
O. T
Anadarko
W. P. Lewis
Weatherford
Texas
John Antone
Paris
Dr. Heyes
Wichitawas
Hobart
Judge rules Chinese born in Hawaii are American citizens
United States Judge Estes rules all Chinese born on the Hawaiian islands are American citizens regardless of their birth government. The report mentions related legal actions, labor disputes, and a tax law question tied to a general strike and a plumbers’ compromise. It also includes a paid warrants plan and a separate personal health anecdote about a man from North Brook, North Carolina.
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Hawaii
Hono Va
San Francisco
United States
Estes
Territorial
Wright
United States District Attorney
Oregon Reaches Port With Half Million Treasure Onboard
The steamship Oregon arrived at Grathie Wath Aug 22 from Nome carrying about 500000 in treasure. United States Wood of Nome identified as a prominent passenger. Oregon notes Roanoke arrived earlier after departure from Behring Sea. Charies D. Lane reported a near total loss following July Behring Sea voyage. Local updates include a suicide in Paxtown Tennessee and a San Francisco prize bid for Jeffries Rubin match context amidst boxing circle chatter.
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Grathie
Oregon
Nome
United States
Wood
Beests
Babel i
Oregon Re
Roanoke
Sepred Ogeinns
Charies D. Lane
Dienster
Behring Aca
Captain Schley Responds to Publication Question
Captain Thomas F. Schley of the Twenty third Infantry denies any interview or publication, stating he has not been interviewed or tasked for publication. Meanwhile, an August robbery in Peteraburg Tennessee saw the local post office safe dynamited with about 9900 in cash and stamps stolen.
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Wasmorow
Thomas F. Schley
Twenty-third Infantry
War Department
Este Corti
Omarranovna
Peteraburg
Tenn
Alabama Sheriffs Fire On Lynch Mob At Asheville
A News staff report says Sheriff North and deputies fired on a mob seeking to lynch Jim Brown after a conviction. Two mob members, Walter Blankenship and Jamie Blankenship, were fatally wounded as about 100 shots were fired. The sheriff sought military aid from the governor.
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Brawmnonam
Alo
Asheville
Sheriff North
Jim Brown
Walter Blankenship
Jamie Blankenship
Longest Telegraph Link Planned Between Oceans
A Montana telegraph official says Rocky Mountain Tele phone and Northwestern companies will build a missing line joining the eastern terminus at Miles City to a western point forming a complete circumnavigating route from Boston to San Francisco via Helena and Portland. The plan is described as the longest line in direct communication in the world. Avant Held For Trial. Motorman Thomas L. Avant faces a manslaughter charge in Georgia over a fatal accident involving Clarence Baker. A coroner’s inquest and witnesses are noted. bond set at 1,000.
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Sr. Paul
Helena
Mon
D. G Murray
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
Northwestern Company
Mountain Company
Miles City
North Company
Ite
Avant
Bavarnat
Thomas L. Avant
Thas
Little Clarence Baker
Macus
Novel Idea for North Georgia Model Country School
President Branson proposes a rural school model in North Georgia to prove normal training benefits for country children. Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs funds the project, with counties invited to bid for location. The plan stresses model facilities, proper textbooks, trained teachers, and careful recordkeeping on costs and outcomes.
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E. O. Branson
North
Georgia
Georgia Federation of Women’s Club
J. Lindsay Johnson
Rome
Indies
Cripple Creek Tragedy Claims Millionaire Mine Owner
Bam Strong, renowned mine owner, is shot dead in a Newport saloon at Cripple Creek by Grant Crumley after an overnight spree and dispute involving Strong’s son in law Job Reville. Crumley’s brother Sherman wounded. probe hints at broader gang ties and prior mine holdings in the Cripple Creek district. Trial notes and a separate public interest item close the page.
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Bam Strong
Omeris Onees
Colo
Fam Strong
Grant Crumley
Newport Aaloon
Crumley
Strong
Cramley
Job Reville
Sevoog
Sam
Sherman Cromley
Grant
Willam Tromback
Orumley
Tars of
Colorado
Cole
Fa Btrong
Victor
Cripole Creek
Steel Magnates Are Again Successful
A fragmented foreign dispatch notes steel magnates’ renewed success amid chaotic diplomacy. It cites upheaval in YoromaMa and rumors of cabinet collapse as parliaments convene, while markets show revival and trade improves with signs of increased specie flow.
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Gnonsi
Clarke
Ts Am. Bb
Wingfield, Ordinary
Used Guns in Courtroom in Panola County
A shooting at Reynolds in Panola County near Water Valley Mississippi left four men wounded, three of them seriously. Otto Johnson Len Smith J W Dawson and others were involved as lawyers and witnesses in a trial before Justice Bholby Warner. Over 100 men were present when a shot erupted causing multiple bullet injuries. All parties are prominent farmers and the incident follows disputed testimony related to Senator Earl Brower and Hon J G McGowan.
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Water Valley
Miss
Reynolds
Panola County
Earl Brower
J. G. McGowan
Otto Johnson
Bholby
Warner
Len Smith
Jim
Rae
Superrmoke
Lenith
J. W. Dawson
Charged With Bigamy In Birmingham Arrest
Clarence Perkins a young machinist from Atlanta was arrested in Birmingham on a bigamy warrant sworn by Clarence Girard, brother in law of Miss Birdie Hendrix. The case, returnable before Justice Bennors, awaits witnesses and proof. Perkins admits one wife near Atlanta but denies marriage to Hendrix. Girard faced assault and battery charges.
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Clarence Perkins
Birmingham
Breurmonam
Als
Clarence H. Perkins
Atlanta
Birdie Hendrix
Hunter Street
Fulton County
EL Bennors
Clarence Girard
Miss Hendrix
Justice Bennors
Kins
Girard
Con
Veterans Hold Reunion Twenty-Third Georgia Veterans at Cartereville
The Twenty-third Georgia regiment reunion and county veterans gathering, with P M B Youngcamp joining in, drew about 2000 people to Justion Field. A barbecue and basket event marked the day in Darrensvilte Georgia on August.
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Cartereville
Darrensvilte
Twenty-third
P. M. B. Youngcamp
Wage Conference in Jellicoe District to Meet in Knoxville
President J W Howe of United Mine Workers district 19 confirms a wage conference in Knoxville. The report notes Coal Creek operators were absent and Jellico miners withdrew when plans to set a single rate for the entire district emerged.
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Jellicoe
Knoxvile
J. W. Howe
United Mine Workers of District No
One Hundred Workmen Enter Star Plant in Pirrapura
In Pirrapura on August 23, the steel strike saw the American Tinplate company bring about 100 nonunion workers inside the Star plant and related facilities. Additional mills opened or prepared to start, with crews reported at Lindsay and McAnthony works in Albany and the Jinney mill starting. Police reports note 35 foreigners arrested briefly for disturbances at the gate, all released. no major violence occurred as strikers remained outside while nonunion workers were admitted.
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Pirrapura
Steol
Amercan Tinplase Company
Star
Twelfth Street
Lindsay and McAntcheon
Albeny
Jinney
Teen Wiee
Moarwen
Srey
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