The Oraibi Clash and the Hostile Chiefs Exile
The narrative recounts Oraibi tension between factions the Friendlies and Hostiles rising to open conflict after agents arrest leaders. A council and forced removals lead to arrests, marches to Fort Defiance, and exile to Alcatraz. The piece frames the clash as a test of allegiance to forefathers versus Washington authority and questions who are the true martyrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
United States Indian
Fort Defiance
Luis
Yebual
Alger Welcomed Home With City Parade in Detroit
In Detroit on August 3, crowds greeted former Secretary of War Alger with a massive welcome. A special train brought 400 reception organizers to Tobechy station, where Alger was met by thousands of locals and veterans. A reviewing stand overlooked a long procession including Civil War and Spanish-American War veterans, all banners declaring there is only one Alger.
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Detroit
Mich
AL Alger
Nita
Telock
Tobechy
Lien. Meer
Michigan Central
Mully
Fairbanks Post
Alper
Iig
Paride
Verdeter
Thome
Gi. A
Train Derailment Near Towne San Ange
A Chicago and Northwestern minicar derailed near Kate Shelly Curve east of the Mes Maines river bridge after leaving Chicago Monday night. Several killed include Joby Masterson Arthur Schmidt and a postal clerk, with many injured as the engine toppled, cars overturned, and mail cars wrecked. Conductor Tose observed excessive speed contributing to the crash.
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Towne
San Ange
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Mes Maines River Bridge
dJoby Masterson
Boone, Ta
Arthour Schmidt
Hoones
Wolk Sime
Avastin
Doy O'Brien
Chien
Ar Ios
Tose
World gold yield and notable 1900s reports
The directorate estimates world gold production for the year near 2.05 billion dollars, led by the United States and including Australia, Russia, and Canada. Yellow fever reports from Hampton show favorable conditions with no new cases. Gen Dawes dies in Marietta after a long Civil War career. A bicycle record is broken in Minnesota, and fires destroy U S barracks in Seattle. Joe Patchen sold for 20000, and Shackleford is nominated in Missouri. George Averoff dies in Alexandria at seventy.
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Washington
Mig
Mlat
Riaely
Atete
Australia
Russia
Mexico
Canada
Klondike
Olielal
Marine Hospital Service
Hampton
White
Haupton
Hay
Vickery
Gener
Nominees named at state party conventions
The contesting Democratic conventions at Ford's Opera House announced candidates for governor and other offices. In towa-Maey land, the ticket includes LL Shaw for governor and J.C. Munnwmi as superintendent, with McKinley era resolutions adopted. At Baltimore, the cross-state convention named Walter Smith for governor and W. Hering for comptroller, with Elwin Warfield stepping aside.
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Moines
Tia
Repube
LL. M. Shaw
Denison
J.C. Mun
John (. Sherwin
Meson City
Wecation
Dixie Sinewin
Gev
Shaw
McKinley
Congress
McKintey
Haltimore
Ford
Opera House
Cohn Walter Smith
Worgerter County
Feitor Rayner
Nair
Compreniier
Justina W. Hering
Carrallennnty
Elwin Warfield
Vr Sith
Violence resurges as attempts to blow cars shock Cleveland
Reports from Cleveland recount an attempted blast on a streetcar and a separate night attack on a car on the South side. No one injured, but fears rise of lawlessness amid ongoing strikes as police and troops tighten control.
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Cleveland
ROOT TAKES THE OATH IN WASHINGTON
Washington on August 2 reports Me wk the oath of allegiance taken by Pie The ceremony occurred in the Lingel office with Assistant Secretary Mencetjelin and other officers in uniform. Judge Cole of the district of Columbia administered the oath. Alger signed a commission for Root, then returned to civilian status. Separate dispatches note Chautauqua anniversary in Jamestown and upcoming Chicago fall festival plans with President McKinley visiting October 7 to 9. Also reported are Col Hawkins death on board a transport from Manila, a Pennsylvania murder by Charles Yager, and price raises for sash and doors in Minneapolis.
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Washington
Dudge Cole
Peupreme Court
District of
Colombia
Alor
Root
Sary Dig
Tyo
United States
Alger
The Knocker a chaotic salon scene and poetry mix
Readable fragments show a blend of verse and prose about a scribal world. Kenneth Harris themed pieces mingle with a bustling street scene featuring a soda-water clerk and reform talk at Luxembourg Hall.
Bits From Abroad Ridiculous Rumors and Odd Facts
A collage of random notes includes garbled facts about England palaces, colonial death rates, Madagascar, electric railways to Switzerland, athletic records, and advertising snippets. It mixes misprints, sensational lines, and stray quotes from various papers, ending with assorted consumer notices and jokes.
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England
Hockingham Palace
Madagascar
Wenn Airles
Kentucky
Victoria
S. C
Switzerland
Milan
Mone
Storter
Vive Bendeedt
Alleiger
Fragmented 19th century clipping echoes fashion and medicine ads
A scrambled OCR clipping quotes women and clothing, notes cooler kitchen wear, and cites domestic fashion ideas. It mixes drug advertisements for Laxative Brome Tatieta, Garwell’s Teatenees, and Catarrh Core with brief political and literary snippets from Washington and Atchison papers.
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Charles Street
New Orleans, la
Arried
Betis & Piles
Serviers
A & Dyar
M.D
United State
Flatuba
Phisi- Abs
Pera
Herveny
DRS. Betts & Betts & Dyar
Moki
Dome Tre Velomity
Oraibi
Throlte
Grovernent
Hebera
Oraibis
Prien
Oris
Fircely
Santa Fe
Alcatraz
Bay of
San Francisco
Aleft
Kuch-l-ewen-tiwa
Arizona Desert
Thone
G. Wharton James
Wieder
Eng
Oratel
Noone
Africa
Dawes
Marietta
Kutas BR. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Wisconsin
Meycle Reogra
Mineapolis
Minn
T. A. Edge
London
Land
A. A. Tlinsen
Edge
Seattle
Wash
Humboldt
Alaska
Tanya
Five Finger Rapids
Joe Patchen
Columbus
C. Aug
C. W. Marks
Ed Mille
Boston
H. Y. Morrs
Jolmatown
Marks
John Dickerson
Dickerson
Fulton, Mo
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Booneville
Richard P. Bland
Alexandria
Egypt
Gieorge Averoff
France
Athens
Wie M. Winwin
Towa
Maeyland Democrats
Inether
Cnr
Vortonntels
Daly
Chaniinquan Moniversary
Jamestown
N.Y. Mus
Chantanga Assembly
Statebaker
Dunning
Congregationalist
General Committee
McKinney
Federal
Federal Committee
Mawkins
Hawkins
Neyivania Regiment
Sena
Manila
Lis
Yokohama
Pennsylvania
Suequehanna
Charles Yager
Brandt
Here
Raine & Minneapolis
New Citcheen
William Waldorf Astor
Toledo
Baltimore
Dr. de le Bee
Gideon Kratzer
Crooks
Kenneth Harris
Rotary Etoola
Mary Bushmore Dugan
O M. Varney
Verjoos
Mary
G.A
Sorey
Tom
William
Gone Preyer
Luxembourg Hall
Sodal Water
Mary Massmore Dogan
Dy Varney
Luxembourg
Es Limiter
L.A. Let
Atchison Globe
Catel
Spon
Sodaewater
Billy
Chicago Daily Bcard
Barbie
Amar Sing
Gharkus
Blackwood
N. Y
Cairo
N.xt Weekly
AML
Clifton College
Collins
Dagmar
Hogtetter
FF. Gillington-Giges
Philadelphia
Denver Post
Allen
Mi Adurvas Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Journal
Hart
Cross Trail
Ala
J.T. Shyperine
Savannah
Jackson
Columbus Journal
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Noerm Raiway
St. Paul
Max
Clark Street
Putnam
Kansas Crry
Iran
ST. Louis
New York
Joseph Poting
Anacias
Wadbington
Garwre
Democrat
Mon Moneller
Mall
Price
Tie
Florses
L A. W. Bulletin
Ayer
DS J. C. Ayer
Lowell
Mar
Buckingham
Prine
Hail & Co
Nashua
Arterlink
Uncle Sam
NEW Hampshire Military Academy
Acanewiles Pua
Wet Lawason
Ogden Foulere
Bors
Togina
Yebeyt Saas Wa ‘Obewebains
Winchester
Leader
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