Oklahoma land opening stirs livestock and settlers fears
Reports from Denver and El Reno detail the president’s proclamation opening Kiowa and Comanche reservations to settlement on August sixth. cattlemen warn 200000 head leased by Texas and Oklahoma stockmen are immature and unsellable until markets recover. Delegates urge delay or broader registration points to avoid crowding and ensure orderly entry.
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Denver
Col
Oklahoma
Texas
Hitchcock
Southwest
John W. Springer
National Live Stock Ass'n
Kansas City
St. el Reno
Okla
Oklahoma City
Perry
Guthrie
Dennis T. Flynn
Interior Department
Washington
el Reno
Lawton
W. A. Richards
United States General Land Office
Resestaurants
Gov. Richards
To Register
Register
Oklahoma Territory
United States
Homstead
Secretary of the Interior
McLean Kilbourne forces seize control of Ohio Democrat committees
Ohio Democrats from Columbus report McLean Kilbourne leaders secured control of the district committees with minimal friction while Johnson faction gains in Cleveland districts. Minority reports on credentials and resolutions loom, signaling possible late night convention action and a protracted fight over planks and seating. Salon and Payer of Cleveland aid Johnson on resolutions.
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Columbus
McLean-Kilbourne
Aetrict
Cleveland
Johnson
McLean
Cincinnati
McLean- Kilbourne
Salon
Payer
Jones
Montgomery
Butler
Wreck on Lake Shore line near Nottingham kills engineer
A major wreck on the Lake Shore road near Nottingham Ohio involves the Big Four's southwestern limited colliding with a split freight train component. Engineer Frank Anderson of Buffalo dies. mail clerks C G McCullen of Cincinnati and others injured. one probable fatality among unknowns. Track and embankment damaged. trains diverted to Nickel Plate. passengers evacuated to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Nottingham
Lake Shore Road
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Lake Shore
Frank Anderson
Buffalo
C. G. McCullen
William Elliott
W. M. Baker
Columbus
E. F. Loveless
McCullen
Major U S Russian tariff exchange and other briefs
Washington reports a Russian offer to drop duties on American goods if the U S vacates the sugar differential, but Secretary Gage declines since the issue is before the courts. Other items include Alfred Norlin confessing to robbing and burning the county treasury in Kearney County, a Porto Rican governor’s plans to travel, a severe ice house fire in Ottumwa, and T F Ward’s release on bond after bank official misconduct.
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Washington
United States
M. de Witte
Russia
Gage
Russian Foreign Office
State Department
Minden
Neb
Alfred Norln
Kearney
Norlin
San Juan
Porto Ried
Allen
McKinley
Ottumwa
W. W. Cummings
Institut
Sioux City
T. F. Ward
Lemars_national bank
Northwest
Red River
Dribols & Sheppard Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Ruined by the Heat from Drought and Hot Winds Across Kansas
Topeka Kansas July 10 The heat in Kansas presses on farmers with corn withering and oats failing hay scarce. Losses may reach 10000000 with eastern districts worst. Temperatures hit 103 to 108 in several towns while Western Kansas fares somewhat better. Europe also endures extreme heat with Paris reporting high heat and Copenhagen seeing deaths.
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Topeks
Kan
Kansas
Topeka
Salina
Abilene
Osage City
Lawrence
Fort Scott
Sedan
Hays City
Manhattan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
London
Spain
Scandinavia
Paris
Copenhagen
Salamanca
Atrocious Crimes in Denver and Kinport Assault
Denver and Kinport assault and murder reports dominate the day. Mrs Armenia Bullis 62 murdered on a rural road with a heart stab while Jessie Kinport 14 badly mutilated at home. Christian Jensen farmhand in custody admitting Bullis murder though police doubt his link to the Kinport attack. Jessie Morrison jailed at Lansing for Mrs Clara Wiley Castle murder. crowd watches farewell. Two youths Harding and Harrigan killed in Champaign Illinois Central yards while attempting to flip cars.
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Denver
Col
Armenia A. Bullis
Jessie Kinport
Christian Jensen
Ken
Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Lansing
Clara Wiley Castle
Miss Morrison
Champaign
D Harding
Urbana
Charles Harrigan
Decatur
Illinois Central
Pardon Board Defers Parole Action for Younger Brothers
Defer action on the petition for the parole of Cole and James Younger until the morning. In New Orleans Judge Ferdinand B. Earhart, postmaster, is dead.
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St. Paul, Minn
Pardon Board
Cole
James Younger
New Orleana
New Orleans
Ferdinand B. Earhart
Indemnity Claim Over Chinese At Butte Mont
Washington reports that China through Wu Ting Fang seeks half a million dollars in demnity for alleged outrages on Chinese in Butte Montana. Claims include killings, property loss, and business ruin since 1886 with city council backing rioters and state courts criticized. Relief sought via U.S. circuit court, raising novel international law questions.
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Washington
Wu Ting Fang
Butte
Mont
State Department
United States Circuit Court
Retribution is Swift in Wisconsin Burglar Death
A would be bank burglar in Benton Wisconsin died when nitroglycerin in his hip pocket exploded as a trap door fell while he climbed into a creamery for tools to break into a bank. The blast dismembered his body and scattered remains around the creamery. A Berlin dispatch notes Vienna’s view that Europe cannot form a general trade alliance against the United States due to Germany's extensive trade with the U.S.
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Dubuque
Benton
Wis
London
Vienna
Berlin
Daily Express
United States
Germany
Record Hog Receipts Hit Kansas City Yards
Record hog receipts at Kansas City stock yards on Tuesday totaled 30 033, aided by dry weather that has reduced feed and dried ponds. Over 17 000 cattle were listed for sale, many driven to market by the drought.
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Kansas City
Crown Prince Hosts Hartford and Enterprise Officers
The crown prince of Copenhagen invites commanders and officers of the US training ship Hartford and the Massachusetts school ship Enterprise to dine with the royal family. The Enterprise is slated to sail to St Petersburg on July 13.
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Copenhagen
Crown
United States
Hartford
Enterprise
St. Petersburg
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