Man to be hanged for fatal 1900 murder in Hlamaton
George Schneider faced execution in Hlamaton Ohio today for murdering his mother. He previously pleaded innocence until last week when he confessed detailing the attack on October 31, saying he struck the old woman with a stone and buried her near the crime scene. Flo asserts the mother had threatened to poison his wife and caused family trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schneider
Hlamaton
Ohio
Flo
Cyclone Devastates Bridgewater Iowa Injuring Many
A Bridgewater Iowa cyclone last week left several dead and many injured. Property damage is estimated around 60 thousand dollars. A stable was blown away and a horse found unharmed tied to a distant manger. A house was wrecked and a bed with two children moved into the yard without disturbing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Iowa
Former Philadelphia official arrested for stock over issuance
Joseph A. Cattinger former secretary and treasurer of the Central Transportation Company Philadelphia was arrested charged with illegally issuing stock certificates. Testimony at the examination showed an over-issue of 308 percent shares totaling 1 004 290 dollars. His bond was set at 56 000 dollars and default led to imprisonment. He confessed guilt and said he asked no mercy from the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Cattinger
Central Transportation Company
Philadelphia
Ilegally
Lii
Indian policy debate on five civilized tribes status
The article discusses congressional views on the status of the five civilized tribes, their governance, courts, and enforcement structures. It notes varying treatments by states, mentions missionaries and religious papers, and references Cherokee Advocate and other Indian Territory publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wisit
Weede
Sion
Althed
Tassineh
Clare
Anburge
Wahiequah
Chi
Vinita
Juana
Mickogee
Atokat
Aia Estetynd
Soo
Yeoo
Indian Territory
Bart
Chitin
Soch
Suvepog
Ari Pecksone
Ehap
John Carnale Ark
State News Briefs From Local Ledger May 19
Am and Web notes to be but at eye. Lee Cabin Beppe sells a pretty fair amount of wheat in Faulkiner county. A young lady of Rugselville lied last week. The Lee Cabin Reports progress on a new road at Locksbarg in Sevier county. Mayor of Hot Springs receives a salary of about one thousand dollars per year.
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Faulkiner County
Visa
Rugselville
Locksbarg
Sevier Coun
Peel
Coleman
Clark County
Syme
Odrif
Iver
Gari
Biorris
O. Beene
Cad
L. Norfleet
Logan County
Searcy
C. Bo Moore
Jenning
Ozark
Toodies i
Elin Teyhereess
Geark
Taen
Brpan
H Wedtel
Jefferson
J. N. Bradie
Avery Vannel
Tok County
Upchurch
Conway County
LE. Boles
Russellville
Mr. Ee
Milton
Tenn
Dardanelle
Morriston
Gus McKelroy
National Springs
Cabinet formation troubles as Salisbury ministry nears
The article reports on a change of ministry with the Queen appointing the Marquess of Salisbury after Gladstone resigns. The premier must form a cabinet, facing opposition from a party that lacks popular and parliamentary support, raising concerns about parliamentary government and potential instability. It notes cabinet composition, patronage, and threats of obstruction to legislation.
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Ore Council
Lord Privy Seal
Calonies
Treasury
Ireland
Royal Household
Gladstone
Marions of Salisbury
London Times
House of Commons
Public Building Bids in Little Rock Ledger
The lowest bid for a 200 by 46 foot three story house went to Capt. Miller at 24900 dollars. A second building 10 by 30 feet also bid by Capt. Miller at 31075 dollars. An addition to the asylum was bid at 38750 dollars by Martin Sinnott, bids not yet accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Miller
Martin Sinnott
Indian University dedication at Muskogee draws large crowd
Muskogee witnessed the dedication and commencement of the New Indian University last week with many visitors in attendance. The International Council of the Five Civilized Tribes met at Bafagla on Monday, with delegates appointed by governors and chiefs representing each nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlister
New Indian University At
Muskogee
International ‘Council of the Five Civilized Tribes
Myet
Bafagla
Weabe
Pelle
Indian boy killed in Sugar Leaf Nation case
The report describes a shooting at a house in the Sugar Leaf Nation area. The killer, Perry, claimed self defense after an alleged attack by the deceased. Perry surrendered and was bound over to the district court for trial.
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Hargedd
Eeleh
Theagey
Phe Choe
Dae Ek Perry
Sugar Leaf Couraw
Sand
Perry
Silee
Roca Atest Nacian Pde
Pass
Rye
The
Indias Journal
Polk County Arkansas Notes on Dallas Bethesda Springs and Miners
The piece tours Polk county Arkansas around Dallas and Bethesda Springs. It notes schools taught by Prof. McIntosh and ET Compete, local enterprises, salt mountains with Judge Carder’s observatory, and mineral prospects claimed by a hunter named Love. It mentions crops, grasses, water quality, health, cheap lands, game in mountains, and local business figures like Mr. Barnes and Mr. Poe.
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Troe Apair
Polk County
Dallas
Arkansas
Eden
Farnia
Carder
Aunre
Viel
Whit Me-Aley
Observatory
Jail Notes Reveal Busy Prison Ledger and Whisky Cases
U S Court notes detail 105 prisoners at the jail Dye. Deputy Sam Winge arrives with eight prisoners. Indians and others face charges for introducing whisky and larceny. Several named individuals receive sentences or bonds. medical figures and local names recurred, including Dr. Alien and J. H. Duel, with mentions of forgery and jail terms.
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Sam Winge
Scullyville
J. Bennings
C. A. Hiyers
Mary Miler
Vany Virtue
Kamey
Okshire
James Davie
Willism Downing
Sehard
Road Pie
Parritory
Pepniy
Hughes
Robert Lee
BR. Hague
John Evans
John Simmers
Joseph Tones
Hague
Bond
Lee
Wss
Frank H. Gulon
Eure Loney
Nashville
Howard
Dey Y Sherk Vope
Todgedon
Scriggins
Texas
Perry Carry
Fox
Ela
Havekles
Detroit
Siag
Robert Kelly
Janes Snail
Kelly
Harris Alias
Stephens
John Sommers
Furling notes from Fort Cotlce Choctaw Nation
Fort Cotlce notes describe strong crop prospects with recent fins yielding excellent returns. Farmers need a cotton gin. building one could boost local business. Mentions Mr. John Green as a leading farmer and notes issues from overflows and mosquitoes. no major social news beyond a wife visiting relatives.
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C.N
Dune Lo
Doha
Eeegart
Fort Smith
Port Goffe
Boone
Mig
Geo. Mulensie
Apa Visis
McAlester
Mrt
Local notes on farms and farm families in the season
The column reports on vegetable abundance and farm activity. Mr LW Porbes sold his inst pie from his Hae Enelish Berkshire sowle at $20 each. Medlin Miller and the Jenkins boys are seeking work and plans unfold for Greenwood University attendance.
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Heyer
Porbes
Berkshire
Medlin & Miller Mill
Seacon
Jenkins
Gereenwood Unis
Comet
Kansas
Mayne
Sitmas
Yom McMurtry
Familly
Choctaw Nuathon
Arkansas Industrial University Assembly Response
A brief note records the Arkansas Industrial University responding to a resolution from the State Assembly. The document outlines actions taken and the formal موقف of university leadership regarding the legislative directive.
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I Assembly of the State of the
Tragic death notice mourns loss of beloved daughter
A local notice laments the death of a cherished daughter, describing her kindness and spiritual faith. Family and community express deep sorrow, asking for comfort through God’s mercy and prayer for strength to endure the loss.
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Allen
Wiliam
Barnes Fy
Liner
Poe
Sliver Center
A. M. Doney
Pelk County
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U. S. Court Notes
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Jamestown
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Arras
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Liczie Tete
der Gieidesy Robinson
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Puckett
Ford
Doves
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Acowrowka
Bose
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AL J. Waters
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