Oklahoma open lands trigger mass stampede and violence
Dispatch from Guthrie reports the Oklahoma land rush drew 60 000 entrants by noon with chaos and gunfire as settlers crossed the border into 1 300 000 acres opened. Reports describe killings, stampedes, and improvised towns forming at Chandler Langston and other sites as soldiers struggled to control the crowd amidst widespread desperation and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Lingeton
Clmare _ kon
Okinham
Horrabat
Dale
Mann
Carrie
Altay
Choctaw City
Secord
Topeo
Chandler
Langston
Chmarron City
Sacond
Sale Nex
Eldorado
Boourtra
Lars
Winfield
Kay
Pottatratamie
Shawnee
Iowa
Oxieroma
Isteenmacch
HB. Baker
Oklahoma City
Tecurarch
Amd
Onwelzbeth
Global news wrap spans storms crimes and deaths
A sweeping OCR jumble lists varied incidents from across the US and abroad. It mentions arrests for embezzlement in New York, drownings in New Jersey, a conscience money payment in Boston, a pastor dying on an altar, fires and bankruptcies in Pennsylvania, tornadoes and wrecks, a roof collapse at the World’s Fair site, and political shifts in Wisconsin and Idaho. Also notes ship collisions, bank suspensions, and a Turkish flag at Chicago’s fair grounds with other foreign affairs items. The piece presents a chaotic roundup of accidents, legal actions, deaths, and public notices with little cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Hanniuox
Charles River
Walthain
Mass
James E. Oarnanoin
Ilogeton
Wistar County Savings Institution
Barton Landing
Joann W.ann Frey Watugary
Patzraon
Farum Munvoxsy
Ramatt Catholic Church
Iranville
Washington County
N. Y
Lytizn O. Gaerne
State of
Vermont
Woodstock
Standani
Montpelier
Vermont Press Association
Josep F. Karr
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York City
Tho
Champagne
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Penn
Rogera
Brakerman Wadsworth
Firantan R £. Stanley
Cayuga
Scranton
Pend
James Horan
Butler County Bank
Milloratown
Htod. Hoyt
Millerstown
Flw
Dusan
Philadelphia
Tur
South Atkinson
Piscataquis County
Mfrs
Hall
Orneville
Hopkins Searles
Satom
Barth and
West
Tex
United States Savings Bank
Topeka
Kan
Wisconsin
Severn
Chicago. Il
Sundsya
Avnenr Morea
Grant Kitchoo
Savanush
H. Duncan
Engle Pass
Texas
Port Nouf
Idaho
Ova Mon
Ara L. Weldamyer
Jonal Clerk
Fort Hall
Darington Wis
Chicago
Ll. Ic
Turkey
Constantinople
Pabfle House
Joseph
Cleveland
Sheffield
Ala
Tennotaco General Assembly
Nashville
Briceville
Tix St. Paul
Mion
San Quentin
Cal
Fleury Baker
James R Bailey
Esopann
Germany
Aites
England
Jacksom Park
Gerinaby
Lake Shore
Fine Art Palace
Micugsu
Unio
Minors Die in Silesia Explosion and Fires scorch France
A series of violent incidents reported across Europe include a deadly explosion in Silesia killing SKYE minors and injuring several, a ball fight at Macneilles France causing arson and crowd arrests, and a railway collision in Prussian Silesia killing ten. In Ottawa Parliament Britain retrenches, opposition targeting the Portmaster General over railway contract profits. The British government also faces revolts in Chile amid economic strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SKYE
Daimap
Silesia
Macneilles
France
Areua
Lnally Cearot Ank
Mule
Sim Sages Fenocios
Bart. Votittene
Foreign P Ofice
Great Britain
Henry Cecil Raikes
Ciwras Polliery
Santiago
Hay
Chill
Go- Incrowry
Woltrom
Prussian Silesia
Tewse of Commons
Ottawa
Canada
Portmariner
John Inggart
National League season notes and player moves amid pennant race
The article reviews top players, signings, and performance across the Association and National League. It notes Carcaco winning the pennant, Praucen Nicow bay beau’s release, and Dessey signing for Philadelphia. It highlights leading run-getter Drar-Mure How, Browning’s outfield prowess, McKeay’s durability, and various leaders across teams including Cincinnati, Boston, New York, and Washington. It also mentions injury and fatigue trends, club money, and a dramatic Indianapolis game with late-strikeouts and a one-armed player involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
Prycuen Nicow Bay Beau
Chicapo
Drar-Mure
St. Louis
American Association
Dessy
Cartary Curry
Boston
Ting
Aften
Cincinnati
Browning
Braanaven
Pittisbury
Até Agame
Copratus
Washington
Honolulua
McPuer
Cascinatdis Lesgua
Cacurn Bucktry
New York
Clarke Ly
Goston
Haltmore
Athletic
Halligan
Holliday
Ara
Bessett
Jning
Brouthern
Borton
Sutcliffe
O'Neill
Donovan
Louisville
Wond
van Haltren
Baltimore
Duffee
Columbus
Mike Kelly
Cincinnsti
Indianapolis
Jeg
Aktest
Labor unrest and union activity across the United States
Reports from Cleveland to New York and beyond reveal rising labor action. Mail, telephony, and tobacco trades wage disputes, while unions claim gains in wage scales and bargaining power. Notable items include drivers in London, waiters in Paris, and battlegrounds over Labor Day recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Loxpox
Winmng
Taw
Boston Cigar-Makers' Union
Thei Treasury
British Trades Union Congress of
Glastow
Scotland
Tus State Labor Commission
Chicago
London Board
Gms
Paul
Canon City
Fremont County
Col
TERR
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Montreal
Canola
Arthur
Spanitan
Warensaxisa
Switzerland
Paris
Thx Central Labor Union of
New York
Congress
Inter
West Prussia
Prussia
International Brotherhood of Railway Contuctors
Berlin
Geo
Severe gale damages and flood impacts across England and Wales
A Norwich dispatch reports furious gales causing wrecks and inundations across multiple counties. Crops suffer nationwide while damaged bridges, sunk yachts, and interrupted traffic disrupt daily life. In Wales floods affect valleys and mills, and an Italian mission is noted amid global turmoil. A California jute mill strike adds to the era’s unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich-on-Twea
Northumbertawl
England
Tanfan Fuchos
Peeraut
Inburgh
Vurta Ello
Pemenies
Mersey
Wachpool
Wales
Staria
Mativey
Italy
Death of Balmaceda Feels Chile in Turmoil and Exile
A chaotic report describes ex President Balmaceda allegedly shooting himself in the Argentine Legation in Santingo, amid fear of capture by the Junta after surrender at Santiago. Citizens flocked to the legation as officials verified the death, while Balmaceda left a letter blaming his generals and arguing for his country’s independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Traos
Iowa Tron Worls
Dubuque
Tus
Iseio
Oklahoma
Joanian Pauncefonte
State Department
War Department
Plattaburz Barracks
N. Y
Fexpaicnk
New York
Whites House
Tix
Don Benzanin Moriya Guinoha
Salvador
Mesa
Asriep
Roan
State Department of Balmaceda
Merc
Chili
Rome
Pilzrity
Ago Pasta
Kazaziani
Minto
Fmanea
Constantinople
Howe
CrtAnea Petrus
Farehlos
Valparaiso
Balmaceda
Targaton
Santingo
Grost
Balmacoda
Santiago
Senor Arriburia
Junta
Senor
Domingo Torre
Balmaceis
Arrieta Melethor Corleta
Uruguay
Letion
Xual
Carlo Walker Martinez
Senor Metcher
Senor Concho
Aguerra
Suprema Court
Legation
Halnisceda
Gutsebinliit
Balmoests
Concan
Oda America
Egan
Haloigexta
Juan Manual Balmocola
Santiazo
Clubda la Ra Forma
Congras
Liberal Party
Provident Santa Maria
Balatgenda
Vial
Balmacoia
Isako
Chill
Heable Apinisters
Santaentes
Hol
Gowily
Ste
Waltlag
Chile
Helier
Lenett
Ahleh
Nina
New York Beneath Crowds and Global News Flows
A garbled United States and world summary reports crops and populations across nations. Mentions Italy, New Jersey cranberry yields, Connecticut peach crop hopes, Guatemala census, and a hurricane toll. Note references to rail clerks, telegraph, fairs, and labor topics amid scattered figures and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
PittaLur
New York
Caxana
Connecticut
Europe
Chie
San Francisco
China
Pennsylvania
Colne
New Jersey
Chile
Col. Tuy Railway
Washington
Guatemala
Ateick
Browswood
Texan
United States
Louisian Sugar Crop 4 Reporter As Hhely
Asiaware
Maryland
Martinique
West Tadley
Michigan
Sherman
Rockies
Union Pacific
London Bank Robbery Shocks City as Heist Targets Major Lender
A major heist in London England reports thieves gaining access to a bank through an adjacent apartment near the main entrance. Initial estimates place stolen funds between 8100,000 and 1,270,007, with authorities alerting British stations and international bodies. An uncertain figure suggests broad impacts on cross border financial security and traveler watches, as authorities monitor funds, suspects, and potential shipments for diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
Engin
Thas
London
United States
Exposition plans and world fair features unfold
The piece outlines World’s Fair power capacity and visitors. Tequila and engineers work under a board at Lady Managers. the Prince of Wales may visit Chicago with Emperor Wilhelm. It notes Exposition costs near 18.97 million, U.S. and foreign contributions, and a major live stock and agricultural program with 159,000 dollars in premiums. Plans include reproductions of Columbus Folios and international pavilions. The Live Stock Mall will host cattle, horses, poultry and breed events across multiple floors and rooms for farm groups and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Tequila
Arelicu
Attendante
Maa
Suga Gare Conn
Tennessee
Lady Managers
London Chronicle
Prince of Wales
Chiago
Wil Mans
Germany
Alt the Exposition Company
United States
National Association of Cannol Fool Packers
Cay
Tiis
Ahlaf Juchanan
Tur
La Riba+da
Patoy
Spain
Columbus
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
Nieara- Fen
Costa Rica
Columbia
Ecuador
Perushire
Urazil
Jackson Fark
Antigua
Colombia
Republic
Ecnator
Chicago
Paris
Colonnias
Ollc
Dot
Pet
Uero
Farmery Alliance
Theational Orange
Burnham
Prominent Figures and Literary Notes Across Nations
Prominent people and writers appear in a sweeping, fragmented survey. Mentions include Seavin's son king, Revovang Kirra composing drama, W W Aston's income, and young preachers. references to the Prince of Wales, ex-operators, and ministers. cultural and political figures from Germany, France, and the United States. The piece skims assorted anecdotes on finance, travel, births, and scholarly pursuits without a single cohesive story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavin
Anawall
Revovang Kirra
W.W. Aston
Samaxox
Prince of Wales
Brazil
Dom Pedro
M. Racyrrt
Germany
Kaiser
Lavarny
Lupetus
Firth
Supreme Court
Speaka Greel
Parsinkst
Georgia
Janra Rupsets Lowrttz
C. A. Dana
Dr. Holland
Walt Whitman
Dua Ward Font
Vactoria
Zevaen
Palladalphia
Chile
Nya
Bafaerda
Beri
Jfo
Ito
Jars LaNe Auney
Kentucky
Tate's Crook
Lexington
Witow Ivary
Mle, de Vousa
San Franciss
Thas
Bombia
Brettdarto
Mint
Weitlee
de Young
Deacon White Tries to Corner Corn and Goes Bankrupt
Wall Street sensation Deacon White and his firm S V White & Co assigned assets to Charles W Gold as they collapsed under corn corner bets. White, a longtime NY financier, faced debts estimated at 1.5 to 2 million dollars after overextending on September corn futures for delivery in September and October. Heavy Chicago receipts and bank interference wrecked the scheme, forcing liquidation as prices fell from peak profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon” White
S V.white & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Charles W. Gold
Wall Street
White
Svarld
Shovanso
Zita
Cory
Wushole
Haa
New York Bankes Watts
Whity
Cormanions
Farner
Western Train Robbers Strike The Mise Case
An overnight heist on a passenger train near Lelinvetta in Hinton Topettory is described. Bandits derailed the express car, looted $2550, and fled into the woods with their stolen booty while pursuing authorities trail Muskogoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Ofpress
Lelinvetta
Hinton Topettory
Wagener
European famine forecast in a world food study
An American Agriculturist analysis warns Europe faces dire bread shortages despite a favorable year, with Russia and Germany Hoarding reserves and embargoes on rye. It estimates a global wheat and rye deficit around 200 million bushels, worsened by Ireland’s failed potato crop and continental shortages, foreshadowing higher prices despite current exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Russia
Konstantivovka
Ministry of Finance
Germany
Baltic
United States
Canada
Ireland
Europa
Agriculturist
Dem
Agriculturiat Res
Fatal Chicago Fire Kills Seven in Three Story Brick Building
A morning fire in Chicago at New Shawk 51 Balgwick street swept through a three story brick structure, killing seven people including Jo n Scholl and his wife and five children, while injuring another. The blaze started in a bakery area and spread rapidly through the rear staircases, trapping residents on the upper floors before firefighters could rescue survivors. The victims include a mechanic, his wife and five children aged 5 to 17, with the cause under investigation and financial losses estimated as insignificant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Shawk
Balgwick
Civiesto
Wich
Schall
Foxsty
Ehlideen
Ostia
Anno
Tlard Foors
Jet
Mowle
Uldren
Keatitz
Rosnstein
Ioseniivid
Sebelk Unt Burns
Keafitz
Mra Scholl
William L Scott Dead A Pennsylvanian Millionaire Dies in Newport
William L Scott, born in Washington D C July 2, 1800s era, a Pennsylvania figure and former Forty-ninth Congress member, died suddenly at Newport after two weeks in care. He lived amid railroads and finance engagements, including Union Pacific and Lake Shore railroads, with a noted NYSE association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millonaire
Newport
W. I. Beate
Pennsylvania
Brng Peon
Scote
Stott Tiger Leea
Kr. Peno
Sente
Washington, D.C
Howe of Representatives
Drowned in the Hudson and other early 20th century notes
A drowned river tragedy reports three men a woman and a child lost after a boat capsized near Low Point on the Hudson. Only one body recovered. The piece then surveys British titles and a London theater manager knighted for entertaining the German emperor, followed by satire on aristocracy and a Massachusetts remonstrance about old maids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadson Raver
Low Point
Pouzhhoepsig
Hampton
Nan
First iron bridge of 1778 inspires modern steel dreams
The piece recalls Ironbridge built in 1778 over a Balop river on the Shrewsbury Worcester line, noting its iron arches, three supports, and 96 foot span. It mentions nearby foundries, construction details, and Stephenson praising the project while defending iron’s durability amid fears of rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariona
Balop
Shrewsbury
Worcester
England
Coalbrookdale
Stephenson
Boston Transcript
Vestibule Stock Car Aids Loading Cattle Trade
The St Louis Southwestern Railway unveils a vestibule stock car with double outward doors and an apron system. Long iron hooks brace doors to form a continuous platform, allowing cattle to pass between cars without moving the train, even with multiple chutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Aiadelphia
Wonders of California Gardens and Giants Yet
A Boston Transcript note surveys California flora and produce, claiming squash reaching 300 pounds, grape varieties of mammoth size, five foot boots, tall corn stalks, twenty foot prickly pear, and giant mustard fields. It highlights heliotrope hedges six feet high, rose gemma jum with eighteen to twenty foot branches, and a fuchsia with tree-like stems, plus a rose bush whose main stem is three feet around and branches spread over twelve thousand square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vasctation
California
Calfornia
Boston Transcript
Chiro Faces Drainage Crisis as France Blocks Plan
Chiro waterway and sewerage woes persist as France demands an international commission to study the plan. The city, with poor drainage, faced costly remedies after government engineers proposed a cheapest system funded by city receipts, but unanimity among experts stalls adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiro
Egypt
Aetter
France
Balser Trainy Boys and Spartan Training Image
The Emperor of Germany is described with Spartan traits in training his six sons. They endure a plain room, iron cot, hard mattresses, and early seven o clock routines, including a gold bath and vigorous exercises. A Philadelphia record notes 506,532 Congregational Church members in the country, with Massachusetts leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Congregational Church
Shasachusetts
Petrified horse found in Mason's Ford Creek near Etringtown
A large white petrified horse was unearthed from Mason's Ford Creek in Indian Territory after years of gradual creek shrinkage. The carved fossil shows a buried saddle marks and spurs, an arrow piercing the neck, and one broken hoof. The specimen, once in Stringtown, is slated for the Smithsonian Institution, with other museums vying to acquire it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etringtown
Indian Territory
Stringtown
Smithsonian Institution
Philadelphia Times
Towton Field Roses Describe a Tale From Yorkist Wars
Aroses Where's War Was Waged discusses the Wars of the Roses and a unique rose found on Towton Field. The account cites Towton, Palm Sunday 1401, and notes the dwindling white roses with red centers, once plentiful but now rare due to vandalism and soil limits, as recorded in Pratlia LDboracensia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadman
Yorkshire
Messrs. Bradbury, Agnew& Co
Towton
Lonidon Nowe
Ocean safety praised as transport gains cited
A Philadelphia Times excerpt argues ocean travel now stands as a science with shipbuilding precision and high safety. It notes 40,000 passengers carried by American vessels with only 65 deaths, averaging one life lost per 7,092,307 people carried, comparing favorably to land travel risks. The piece extols comfort, convenience, and promptness tied to safety in sea travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Steam Navigation
Philadelphia Times
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Enzan Cathedral
St. Petersburg
Famins
Ty Bay
City Bream
Bulter—Staty Creamery
IGG UY
Mir
Lin
Stata Factory
UTI
Hood
Boela
Watertown
Manu
Sam Horton
Corandzra
Labrador
Lowlet
Bloson
Gull Island
Notre Dama Bay
Pies
Spa
Roltzergen
Holland
New Geneva
Totec Iron
Chisago
Brooklyn
York
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
Columbis
Sh Louis
Ballymore
Coussville
Ban Frances
Express
Deatis
William L. Scott
Hudson
Chila
Turvalug
Utios
Giaat
Britain
Harris
City
Arreronen
Massachusetts
Augar
Geo. Moymount
Heneca Folly 4
Haninsy & Co
Huenya Haiy
Moore Soraiporia
Showard Uuath
Dian Fyaiaalis
Phyatatany
Clafain Howl
Firat
Balser
Ist
Shelbyville
Indwayne
Trnll
Avery
H. K. Desno 4 Co
Dru Dey
Caunen
Moxsio
Drt
Inta
Buffalo
N. Ys
Din Kaine
Kiloo
Ixano
Thampeon
UAL
Covisville
RADE
Sriann
Dinard
Watte Bey
Koketry
Illinston
Chichester
RED Cross
Cmte Minters
Angiok
Ea Bragcies
Eversdai Ty Fincas
Im Lee
Rece PO
Fans Jusar
Chicneaten Chemical
Cocagisen Bau Tal Urupytiten
Ine
Dr. Sage
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury, Mass
Kennedy
Ely
Warren
Crete
Jones
Binghamton
Missouri Pacific Ry
Missouri
Townsend
Westorxp
Sears
Elton Hagala
Srosegytes
Hension Eelam
Uacromena
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ee Pinkham Meds
Lynne Matas
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