Proclamation on ceded lands opened for homestead entry
The article outlines the July 10 opening for settlement of ceded lands taken from the Wichita Comanche Kiowa and Apache tribes under acts of 1895 and 1900. It details registration at Bene and Lawton offices the drawing process for El Reno and Lawton districts and rules on qualified applicants and soldier eligibility. It mentions a sixty day window after opening for registering and settlement actions and notes a casualty in a referenced event.
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Ing
Oklam
United States
Bene
Lawton
Itds
Land Office
Of.s
Wwf
Tozice -Townaite
Lost art claim and parole case tied to Dawson
The text reports Dawson, a pententiary inmate five years into a ten year sentence for shooting Walter Scott, was paroled by Governor Shaw. It cites his claim of discovering Damascus steel and hardened copper techniques and notes capitalists funded the evidence for parole. Dawson allegedly feared exposing his secrets in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Sécret
Des Moiner
Baye
Si BR
Dawson
Walter Scott
Shaw
Damascha
Pierre Lorillard Dies in New York Hotel
Pierre Lorillard died at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York after a recent illness that began in England. Family members present at his bedside included daughters Mrs T S Taller and Mrs William Kent with their husbands, plus Pierre Lorillard Jr and wife and Pierre Lorillard III. He had recently visited Ascot and prepared to see his horse David Garrick win.
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Pierre Lorillard
Fifth Avenue
New York
Europe
Bedéte
Mr. Lorillard
Taller
William Kent
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Pierre Lovillard
Mt Ivorbur
England
Ascot
David Garrick
Sues for damages in strike dispute in Dayton
A Dayton Mining Company sues metal polishers and individuals for 25000 damages, seeking to establish personal liability in strike trouble. The report also notes other local and national incidents, including deaths, drownings, and legal actions, with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dayton Mining Company
Leander Rowing Club Wins Henley Grand Final
The Leander crew defeats the Pennsylvania University boat in a sunlit Henley final. Winds from Bucks Shore favor Leander early, Pennsylvanians lead briefly at Temple Island, but Leanders surge to win by a length in 7 minutes 4.4 seconds.
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Henley
England
Leander Rowing Club
University of Pennsyvania
Bucks
Hoth
Temple Island
Fawley
Treasurer Norlin Shortage Revealed After Robbery Looting
County treasurer Alfred Norlin of Kearney county is found $10 011.07 short in an exam led by State Examiner J Robinson under State Auditor Weston. Robbery links not stated by the examiner. he declines comment and leaves for county authorities or courts to decide.
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Alfred Norlin
Kearney
J. Robinson
Weston
Robinson
Norlin
Alger to publish a book in September claim
The Washington Post notes General and Mrs. Russell A. Alger stay at Carlsbad Germany where the general’s health improves rapidly. He says statements about Dr Daly’s death and army beef scandals led to his cabinet retirement but his forthcoming book will reveal the full matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Carlsbad
Germany
Russel A. Alger
Alger
Dr. Daly
General Alger
Beatrice Be Kane Arrests After Unprovoked Assault
An aged man C P Catlin, sixty, was struck in the face by Kane during a dispute over a relative and was kicked until his face looked like raw beef. Kane fled the scene. officers expect to arrest him. Kane is twenty years old.
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Beatrice
Net
Charles
Kane
C. P
Catlin
Big
Mane
Bell
Egypt’s colonial service and Lord Cromer praised
The article extols English governance in Egypt under Lord Cromer, noting the merit of merit-based advancement in the colonial service. It contrasts with American views on civil service and highlights Cromer’s rise from modest beginnings to a pivotal role in Egypt’s administration, shaping policy and governance.
Presidents McKinley and Family Return to Canton Home
President William McKinley and Mrs. McKinley left Washington for their Canton Ohio home to spend the rest of the term. They will be joined by Secretary Cortelyou and other White House staff. The ex-occasional trip includes potential visits to the Buffalo exposition and brief returns to Washington. The party traveled in private cars Olympia and Hungary.
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Precident
Mrs. McKinley
Washington
Canton
Buffalo Exposition
Charting Osean Bode and the Ocean Bed Survey
British government agents charted oceans worldwide in 19 000 square yolles to locate dangers. The report discusses Boer horges, ponylike endurance, and leaps across rocks. An aside mentions cures for consumption and humorous quips about jokes and clothes whitening products.
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Keejig
Asia
Africa
South Pacific
Motion for new trial in Jessie Morrison case filed
A motion for a new trial for Jessie Morrison at Eldorado Kansas, convicted of second degree manslaughter in the murder of Mrs Olin Castle, cites thirty nine reasons to overturn the verdict and claims new evidence. In Fergus Falls Minnesota William Cosgrove, a patient at the name hospital, was killed by fellow patient Walter McIntyre who struck him with a flog brush, breaking the spine and causing instant death.
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James Reyburn
Bloomington
Martin McLaighlin
Jaméa O'Brien
Robert, Brrret
J Bryant
Torrence Road
Sneinnnls
Jessie Morrison
Eldorado, Kun
Olin Castle
Name Hospital
Fergus Falls
Minn
William, Cosgrove
Walter McIntyre
McIntyre
Streetcar Reform Abroad Among Crowded Cars
A foreign observer reports Hamburg’s streetcars manage crowding with strict occupancy rules and signs. Conductor fines and removal from the car enforce limits, while women entering a full car trigger seat forfeiture for others. Also noted are Mosquito Indians customs, the elderly Grand Duke of Luxembourg, and a Siberian steamship to rail transfer milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamburz
Hamburg
Haynburg
Cotati
Atreet Tar Company
Argonaut
Beautiful Ladies Share Remedies For Suffering Sisters
Letters cite Peruna as an invigorating tonic aiding dyspepsia and fatigue. Kathleen Graham of Washington DC and Florence Allen of Columbus Ohio praise its rejuvenating effects and urge others to try the remedy.
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Kathleen
Graham
Florida Ave
N. W. Wash
D. C
Kathleen Graham
S. B. Hartman
Butter Baron Turns Milk To Worldwide Wealth
An Illinois farmer builds a global butter empire from 120000 cows supplying 14 million pounds of butter worth 2.5 million dollars last year. From one creamery 13 years ago he expanded to 160 creamers, 20 carloads of salt yearly, and 4000 farms to feed the cows, making him the world’s largest butter producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Washington Star
Clockmaker's Role in Strikes Shapes Industrial Tensions
A short excerpt notes how interest can mimic disinterestedness to serve a purpose, and how clock makers contribute to labor tensions by timing strikes. The text hints at instrumental motives behind perceived neutrality in industrial disputes.
Balloon disaster and boy saved by plea for help
A West Liberty Idaho boy barely escaped a balloon accident during the Fourth of July celebration as a balloon deflated and carried him five miles into the next county. A rescuer urged the boy to hold on while a purse of $100 was promised. Several boys were reported dead or severely injured in related incidents with belladonna exposure and a sinking sailboat carrying seven people near Gladstone to Maywood.
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Gneeola
Neb
Elizabeth Newcomer
Martin Newcomer
Carlton, Meyers
West Liberty
Wille
Gladstone
Maywood
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Nigan
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Sadas
Alsigatio
Hamyton
Tay Seri Prevedent
E. W. Shaws
Cambridge City
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Mam
Bo Seave Shaw
Shusy
Almond
Art Museum
Metropolitan Museum of Artahe
Jacob Rogers
Paterson
N. Y
Mauseum Inferts
New York Societies of ‘Libraries
New York Historical Library
American Museum of Matural History T
General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen
The
Mercantile Library Association
Yukon
Bolphin
Seattle
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St. Michael
K. Rickstead
Dana Valentine
Yukson
Teast
San Francisyo-man
Phil Jordan Wmené
Lake Ledange
Belton
Hamnlten
Jobo” Hismmann
Kim Harrison
Will Will
Bans
Vernon
Fla
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Alex
Hampton
Lowa
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Mear
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Ife
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Raymond Athers
Aman
Wel Koehler
Mike Glaney
Charles Gates Dawes
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Leanders
M Grand
Norlin Short
Army
MerieOdy
Egypt
Colonial Service
Fuerlt
Cairo
Lord Cromer
Baring
Evelyn Baring
Isral-Pasha
France
Council of India
Harper's Magazine
Niagara Alls
Amd
Mramer Im
Okte
Gan
H. Rune
Lanes Arch
Europa
Luxemburg
Princess of Wales
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I Sau
Elizabeth
Russia
Michael Paulovitch
Nicholas “T
Prince Frederick of
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Rabizious
Grand Jury
Raleigh
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AndMegineerine
Lake Baikal
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Florence Aueans
Florence Atlin
Walton Place
Chicago
Ill
Florence Allan
Horton Scattarium
Columbus
Hartman
Ohio
University OF Notre Nm
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Monmisser
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Wentera van- Bas
Ees
Temigrate Department of Interior
Dramie Canada
Bennett
Omabs
Ned
Phelps Brown
Peete
ItaSords
Txine Ag
ANDAR
Terre
Rina Ciraf
Manila
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Poland
Entrale
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Brink Beled
Rewaven
W. Ve
Steven Kay
Containin
Belladons
Katee Evty
Talie
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