Fragmented OCR with scattered Arkansas notices and crime items
A jumbled OCR fragment from Fort Smith Arkansas includes references to a Little Rock newspaper, subscription notices, a local officer Brutus in Hot Springs who killed Charles Watson, Marmaduke visiting Texas, Cherokee reservation issues, a Omaha hotel clerk robbed and later hanged himself, and brief market remarks on the Dwight reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartee i Brutus
Hot Springs
Charles Watson
Senate
Kinois Bayou
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Old Dwight Reservation
Convicts Set Cigar Factory In Penitentiary
Lessees report fifty eight men employed in a cigar factory inside the penitentiary and expect the number to rise to one hundred once a proper workspace is provided. They urge the state to supply needed buildings to expand the operation.
Unclear Senate Appointment Discussion Reported
In a tersely worded note the author states belief that a gentleman may extend his usefulness to the people and would accept the attorney-generalship if offered. The text hints at a plan involving two Senators to be appointed.
Colonel DuVal for the U S Senate cited by public presses
The piece notes broad, though imperfect, support for Col. DuVal as a U S Senate candidate. It remarks on his long acquaintance of forty five years and the general appreciation of his fitness for public office, despite imperfect wording in the exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scaneanan
Inead-Aeadimemaecomeanaee
Col. DuVal
U. S. Senate
U. E Segator
Endlemian
The Creation of a State Boundaries for Oklahoma
A historic act outlines the creation of a state from western Missouri to the Red River, detailing borders and the admission of Indians as U.S. citizens. It assigns lands to the Five Civilized Tribes and others, sets allotment rules for tribal lands, and describes land sales and funding allocations, including tribal land distributions and resident rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
of ‘Representatives
Congress of
Eiahows
Towit
Missouri
Kansas
London
Red River
Arkansas
Missouri Line
United States
Oklahoma
Arkansas essay urges Garland for attorney general
The Arkansas electoral college urged Grover Cleveland to appoint A. Garland as attorney general, praising his conservative Senate record and arguing the post would diminish his visibility and hinder his presidential prospects, while noting Arkansas needs him on the Indian question and rail rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Arkansas Electoral College
Grover Cleveland
United States
A. Ff. Garland
Arkansians
Little Rock Gazette
Senate
Att'y Coen
Arkansas
Frisco
Wej
Ashe
Congress
Fragmentary Local Notice on Care Facility Cars
Readable fragments describe a local public notice concerning vehicles for a care facility. Details such as dates, parties, or exact actions are incomplete or unclear. The fragmentary text indicates possible discussion of car procurement or fleet matters tied to a care organization.
Train Robbery Near Little Rock Exposes Suspects
About 40 masked men robbed 75 passengers on the Little Rock Mississippi River and Texas railroad three miles from Little Rock. Authorities pursued the trio of arrested suspects, with Frank Kline still at large and a $500 reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Mi Eid River
Texas
Joseph Cook
Adolph Parker
Max Parker
Jack Clifford
Joseph Campbell
Seeming Johnson
Cook
Frank Kline
Kline
Kiine
Texans Duel Over Bill Dispute Ends in Double Death
In Wickisville Texas Dr Calhoun Lawrence and L V Simpson confronted over an $11 bill. A pistol duel followed with both men mortally wounded. Simpson died after striking Lawrence then Lawrence fell after returning to a store to lay down his weapon. Both men who were cousins by marriage left grieving families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickisville
Texas
Calhoun Lawrence
L. V. Simpson
Simpson
Lawrence
Congress Beholds Arkansas Delegation in Session
Congressional notes show Arkansas members present and active as a key item on the agenda is a bill to regulate interstate commerce and regulate railroad and shipping charges. ME Anderson is among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Arkansas
ME Anderson
Aes
Arkansas Scenes and Incidents Reported in Helena
The dispatches recount cotton picking near completion across the state. Losses include a railroad worker killed near Texarkana and a man buried alive after a landslide in Hot Springs. Other items note an improving Little Rock bridge, jail break risks, and a Morriston furniture factory revival grant.
Hackett City notes and town changes in 1984 report
Special correspondence from Elevator Tacnere Crix in Hackett City 1984 reports J. W. McConnell buying Rev. J. S. Miller's residence and becoming a town fixture. W. L. Enmert expands by consolidating blacksmith and wagon shops. Tackett to finish a new dwelling. Col. Frank Ford from Fort Smith planning to practice law. Town described as a thriving farming community thirty miles south of Fort Smith in Indian Territory with active local business.
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Tacnere Crix
Arx
Hackett
John. G Symmes
Familly
J. W. McConnell
J. 5. Miller
W.L. Enmert
Hackett City
Wallsbury
Fort Smith
Fifth Annual Meeting of the Pair Association Board
The stockholders of the Pair Association of Western Arkansas meet at the court house on Travison Avenue in Fort Smith Arkansas on Saturday December 10 1900 for election of a new Board of Directors and to transact other business as needed. I C Parser President AL Wirits Secretary.
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Ovrice Pata Acse WosTeem Ag
Smith
Ark
Financs
Fair Association of Western Arkansas
Peur
Iss
Bare
Asada Resolntion
Pair Association of Western Arkansas
Tarvison Avenue
Part
Sadidh
Arkansas
Oddas
Dautmec
Paso
Dirreiars
Emustera
Seach
S& Tay
I. C. Parser
AL Wiritas
Sweet Gum and Mullein Remedy for Croup and Coughs
An old patent medicine touts Sweet Gum and Mullein as an expectorant to loosen phlegm from croup and whooping cough. It claims Baylon’s Cherokee Remedy of Sulver Guisap Mullein as the best cough relief for children and advertises a riddle book for family health tips.
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bayLon
Taylor
Cures for Piles Promoted by Dr Bosanko Remedy
The advertisement describes hemorrhoids with back and abdominal weight and indigestion symptoms. It claims Dr Bosanko’s Pile Remedy absorbs irritants, eases itching, and offers a permanent cure for 80 cents. Address Dr Hozanko Medicine Co. Piqua Ohio. Sold by Haliburton & Weems Fort Smith Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosanko
Dr Hozanko Medicine Co
Piqua
Ohio
Haliburton & Weems
Fort Smith
Arkansas
WeCray & Vogel Saloon Known by Crowd and Trades
The notice praises the WeCray and Vogel Saloon near hyp forks of the road as a popular spot. It claims good liquors by the drink and emphasizes prompt attention to customers. It mentions Metray Vogel and the works of Dick Neville and John McCagley as well known.
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Erene
WeCray & Vogel
Hyp Cforks
Metray
Vogel
Dick Neville
John McCagley
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