Caddo County Full of Sooners Before Open Land Allotment
Washington reports a land office circular disqualifies many from homestead entry in the Wichita Kiowa Comanche and Apache ceded lands. Disqualifications include existing entries since 1900, guardians, non citizens, under 21, non heads of families unless veterans, large landowners, or those already securing land under other acts. Caddo county deemed full of sooners and potential trouble looms as allotment opens. Cavalry units dispatched to Fort Reno and Fort Sill to maintain order amid shifts as settlers move in.
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Sooners
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Conservatives Tighten Grip at Ohio Democratic State Convention
In Columbus 9 July, about 950 delegates arrive with large delegations backing candidates for supreme court, attorney general, treasurer and public works. Conservatives, including many gold Democrats, appear poised to control district meetings and key committees while seeking unity without concessions to new ideas or experiments.
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Montgomery
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Depleted Hawaii Treasury Threatens Salary Payments
Hawaii faces a severe treasury depletion with only salary warrants being paid now and two months remain before funds run out. Authorities consider using $235,000 held by the government and Chinese immigrant deposits to bridge the gap, while taxes collected next November may settle warrants issued for other purposes.
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O'Reilly in Ceylon War Prison and Rail Collision News
Reports from July 9 detail O'Reilly’s capture by British forces after joining the Boers in the Transvaal and recent transfer to Ceylon as a prisoner of war. Also reported are a Lake Shore line collision near Nottingham that killed Engineer Anderson and Mail Clerk McMaul len with several injuries, a 15k acre Kansas wheat fire causing 300000 bushel loss, and New York City heel deaths for the week ending July 6 totaling 999 across the five boroughs.
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O'Reilly
Transvaal
Nottingham
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Lake Shore Road
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New York City
For Sale 300 Acres Near A and M College Road
Real estate notice for 300 acres adjoining the A and M College road, praised as desirable hill land and well located near two state railroads. Highlights future Bryan growth with rail shops, Arceline Convent, Free Will Baptist College, Central Texas Fair, and a cotton factory expected nearby. Seller W. R. Cavitt.
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Bryan
College
Arceline Convent
Free Will Baptist College
Central Texas Fair
W. R. Cavitt
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