The First National Bank Reorganized and Directory Expanded
The First National Bank reorganized its directory, increasing board strength from seven to ten, amid leadership changes. John J. Hartman, cashier, became treasurer as Freeman was elevated to cashier. New directors include J. B. McKhu, A. A. Vibing Wood, Vesey, W. Yarnette, Pant Mossinin, F. Founding, and E. Ward, with former members reelected. The move aims to reflect rising business volume and strengthen official management at the bank, the first chartered bank in Indian Territory.
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Goslar
Ibs
Bom. J. Hartman
Die Mou
John AL
Bass
Hestork
Nhinbers
M Geake
Ty Pune Ae
Mt. Hartyen Mgmbers
J. BL Me Khu
Vibing Wood
Vesey
W. Yarnette
Pant Mossinin
F. Founding
Es TE Warde
Ingle
Hortmia
Doin Daents
John Halwa
Mt Mayden Pnt
Trent
Man Eteiburger
Freeman
Hell
Hartmati
Pettit
Ted
Xu Hiey
United
Ays NT
Tas Duors Torbah
Dante
Devastating Rains Submerge Bridges and Destroy Crops
In heavy floods the region reports bridges washed away and crops damaged across Hooded Iurgidity and surrounding districts. Severe weather blocks streets, floods yards, and disrupts utilities as residents endure days of rain, with property losses in the millions and many homes evacuated or damaged beyond repair.
Stream rose twenty five feet above usual level
Waterway levels surged unexpectedly as the stream climbed twenty five feet above normal, triggering brief flood concerns. Local authorities urged caution while residents reported rising water near riverside areas and small communities adapting to the higher flow.
Western crop suffering from flood in Kansas City era
Western crop damage reported as floods affect the Missouri river corridor near Ranporite area. Descriptions note rivers causing major disruption, crops weakened or ruined as water levels rise and irrigation channels fail, impacting agriculture across multiple counties.
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Kansas City
Ranporite
Roof Blown From Freight Depot in Lafayette Ind
A severe wind storm ripped through Lafayette Indiana causing significant damage to a freight depot roof and nearby residences. Strong gusts damaged structures and created debris scattered across town while authorities assess safety and outline cleanup plans.
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Lafayette
Senator Mitchell Attacks Panama Canal Methods
Senator Mitchell of Oregon denounces Panama Canal practices in Washington arguing against the Spooner amendment and urging the United States keep leadership over the canal route. He warns that adopting a different path could invite foreign competition and undermine U.S. control of the project.
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Washington
Jatin Togo
Dinsitieg
Panamar Canal Company
Panama
United States
Hithdeed
Mitchessed
Spooner
Layne
Eliie White
Nicaragua
Saiehell
Panama Canal Enterprise
Loshahatisi
Michell
Enna
Sitten
Gutertoe
Esata
Batmina Catal Company
Pando Canal Company
Fort Wayne Capitalists eye massive Indiana project
Fort Wayne financiers push a proposed billion dollar corporation linking Wayne Traction, Fort Wayne street rail, and Indiana power firms. Promoters include J. White, Milter, and Mitchell, with ties to Brooklyn plans and Panama Canal interests. A second East Coast conference is expected Monday as talks focus on financing, rail, and power infrastructure.
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Fort Wayne
Teak
Anvalven
Nesork Wayne Electete I Company
Beire
Hunting
Mark Wayne
Conmany
Atteadii
Brooklyn
Mr. White
Trigh Natural Thas
House Adjourned With Vote On Antianarchy Bill
House adjourned after a day of deliberations on an antiarchy measure. A motion to recommit was offered by Mr Arnold of Missouri but failed as the quorum lapsed. Debate touched on conspiracy provisions and foreign influences amid procedural delays, with amendments proposed and rejected.
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HOUSE
Wariington
Linispond
Maselta
Mre
McGall
Mara
Pissione
Tie Armold
Missouri
Beet Sugar Senators Debate Cuban Reciprocity in Conference
Washington June 7. Senators held a second conference with Republicans over Cuban reciprocity. Both sides largely kept positions, with no near agreement reached. Debate focused on Platt amendments and McKinley promises, while media reported Cuban investments rising and concessions urged by some.
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West Ware
Oauhatan
Mele Lange
Washington
Chan Re
Mort Wis
Telfereness
Glota
Pont
McKinley
Mien
Medilia
Cuba
Fort Wayne News Sold to Terre Haute Publisher Pair
Fort Wayne news firm transfers ownership to Chwmnes Be and Ernest Bick who have longstanding ties to Terre Haute News Tribune. The deal, finalized yesterday, links key figures from Knox County and Chicago journalism circles as they plan improvements and reorganize leadership of the Fort Wayne publication.
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Chwmnes Be
Ernest Bick
Wil Decome
Mic Bort Naver Mane
Thorne
W. i
TGI
Cohdteeh
Terenwavte
Ind
Chirénée I
Bieknell
Bielsield
Knox
Ernest Weknali
Wes
Tdi
Anaywilis News
Umi
W. EL. Blodgettt
State
Alexander Johnson
Neo
Chicago
Birony Ofass Ities
Arid
Ostese
Clarence
Omaha
Cas City
Hhobrollines
Perro
Hy Nix
Logansport Phatos
Darape 8
Marcus
Lewis Coking
Barecus
New York
Fort Wayne Cigar Company Incorporated Notes
Fort Wayne Cigar Company Incorporated files articles of incorporation listing capital at 45000 dollars. Directors named include Deivid Caey Chir Han Spit Jim Mugher A I Martie and Branie Thomas. The document notes a foreign cooperation clause and stock represented in Waxing al Mined Vermifion county.
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Indianapolis
Dune
Tps
Cooney Gayer Ctrar Company of
Pont Wayne
Bayer
RWG
Capil Ebay
Deivid Caey
Chir Han
Spit
Jim Mugher
A. I. Martie
Branie "Thomas
Wiinyainy
Tina
Crushed Under Trolley Gar. Sp. Loui s accident tale
In a chaotic scene a trolley strike caused multiple injuries and a fraught rescue. Authorities report emergency responders swiftly transported victims, while witnesses described tangled crowds and hurried efforts to free those trapped. Further details on casualties and investigations are pending.
Attack on Town Leaves Family in Fear and Death
A violent assault near a town left two children injured and one adult dead. Authorities report hydrophobia symptoms in one survivor while investigators search for the assailants and motive. The victims include L. A. Graham and a child of Charles Gemlr, with lethal wounds confirmed.
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Childred
Esate
L.A. Graham
Charles Gemlr
Postmaster Carr Dead in Local Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of Postmaster Carr in a local inquiry. The readable text mentions the names Mentonie, Dean, and others in a journal column style item from a Saturday edition, with unclear details about the civil or official actions surrounding the event.
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Journal- Satay
Labor Union Elects Officers in Butte Meeting
The American Labor union elected officers with Malter Mcdonald as president and Delt O'Shea Crile as vice president. Clarence Syith was named secretary treasurer as the group will remain in Butte. Wipps was called last night for a real estate issue at 508 Berry Street. Burglary suspects were not harmed.
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Monver
Colchie
Presidead
Malter Mcdonald
Vier Presidetl
Delt
O'Shea
Crile Rao
Sterctany Kwasarer
Clarence Syith
Turbos
Butte
Seog
Wipps
Berry Street
Brave Lad Fails In Rescue Of Drowning Brother
A young boy attempted to save his drowning twin on the Maumee River but both disappeared in swift currents. His older brother Marvin Clark swam to shore after the tragedy. the body was found later as authorities and bystanders searched the river.
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Brave Lad
Pr I. Mellush
Waltnett
Young Clark
Adn
Dexent
Marvin Clarkhen
Nelies
Strike of Soft Coal Miners Inaugurated at Carbondale
A text reports a soft coal miners strike beginning in Carbondale Illinois with union leaders urging arbitration and outlining a plan to broaden the stoppage through the district. It notes involvement by the United Mine Workers and tensions with employers, while mentioning officials and possible outcomes.
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Sfrike
Garbondale, Ill
Gartondaly
Worlding
Maine
Honus
Marlon
Virdon
Ug United Wingy
Gnunt
Algie
Situation at Grafton Faces Very Critical Threats
In Grafton county a severe crisis emerges as principal mines and works, including Piyningten Coal and Gate coyiany, threaten safety. Locals report multiple mines active and potential peril across the region with Preston AuILy and Sutunaan noted among affected sites. Authorities urge caution as ongoing disturbances impact communities and labor parties.
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Girarton
Siigithiog
Piyningten Coal
Gate
Alt
Dung Stud Hiss
Ak Preston Auily
Alts
Fores
Pie
Barhour
No Change in Anthracite Situation Feared By Miners
In Wilesbarile Pennsylvania the anthracite coal strike shows no shift as a four week stalemate persists. Miners and mine operators maintain work stoppages while workers traveling to or from jobs face delays. Widespread interest centers on the broader strike’s impact in western regions and local coal districts.
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Wileesbarile
Chis
Atari
Bloia
Ltiraucur Nlite
Eee
Chad
No Desertions in Scranton Fields Report
Fragmentary OCR notes from Scranton, Pennsylvania reference no desertions but are garbled. The readable items mention Scranton and a location labeled 6 Scranton Fields with unclear Japanese or foreign text possibly describing an inspection or report. Further readable context is unavailable in the fragment.
Waiting on Ton Mines Uproar Over Wage Talks
The article reports stalled progress in wage talks between operators and miners. Key figures include Senator Hana and President Yeshu, with Tol Crrtod and a chair coordinating discussions. No settlement reached yet, but conferences are planned and aid may be extended to bridge gaps between parties.
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Yeshu
Uaiaa
Wright
Het
Provident
Suny Tiny
Ube
Adi
Bank Boss Miller Shot at West Virginia Mine
At Svanie, West Virginia on June 7 a bank boss named Miller was shot at the mine. Rod Whale reported the incident, with twenty or more miners present. authorities described more trouble than expected at the mine site.
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West Virginia Mines
Svonie
W. Va
Re Creek
Rod Whale
Anmllain Howard
More Men Go Out Than Was Expected In Virginia
Reports from wire service say several thousand workers left in a day of action in West Virginia, with conflicting accounts but indications of larger turnout than anticipated. Continued on Page Six.
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Wireling
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Virginia
Lions Leopards And Bear Attack Keepers In Enclosure
A grim incident reports that a lion a leopard and a bear attacked several keepers in a single enclosure. One keeper named McPhee sustained fatal abdominal injuries while others suffered severe lacerations and bites as handlers and attendants fought to separate the animals. The animals were driven off and the injured were removed for care.
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First National Bank
Henry Freeman
Cinearo
Jan
Cig
Emily
Dan
Lavayatta
Indshime
Mitchell
Panama Canal
Indiana
J. Levering Jones
Bayes
Weary
Phiatelphia
Uie
Wayne Traction
J. McGowan
Tere
George FL
McCilloch
Atty Ness
Furniali
Marduck
Lafayatte
O Henry Go Pal
Thinking
Storkholders
I L. Beate
Iymo
Thal
East
White
Miller
Fort Wayne News
Clarence OF
Ernest
Terre | Haute News
Ge de Congress
Ermdidayte
Wits
Thelliemy
Axel
Uy Hime
Chara Fekewell
Hothe
Tia Yealtier
Bareos
Golther
Golding
DV Indereal
Harem
Gatling
Ranin
Wil
Sen
Pordous
Weliavert Golding
Geld
Fort Wayne Cigar Company Incorporated
SP. Louis
Tye Ali
Anil
Arthur Lapras de
Charles Bannerrer
Mad Dog
Postmaster Carr
Labor Union
Sonny Row
Hett Mitchell
Grafton 18
Scranton
Scranton, Pa
Jong
Esident
Senatoh Hana
Phar
Teather
McPhee
Tiemann Wither
Martelli
Leopard
Vasnalliga
Sian
MePhye
Alido
Maislin
Moe Morell
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