Oklahoma Gets City Chickasha From Meridian Decision
Washington officials report the Interior Department approves the Johnson and Kidder survey of the ninety eighth meridian placing Chickasha four miles east of the existing border. The move adds a major commercial and railroad hub to Oklahoma. A high court decision may follow after a long dispute. A temperance rally in Brattleboro was interrupted when the speaker collapsed on stage.
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Oklahoma
Oklaboma
Chickasha
Southwest
United States Suprems
Police Judge Clarence A Frank Dies by Own Hand
Springfield Ohio police judge Clarence A Frank killed himself in a hotel in Springfield. He was reportedly short about 4800 dollars and facing political and personal pressures including debts and accusations involving politicians and women. Authorities note his troubled finances and alleged misconduct. no further details confirmed.
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Memphis
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Kings Wishing and Sudden Deaths Across Nations
Eccentric Spanish King Alfonso seeks a European alliance marriage while amid revolting nobles, and reports detail political schemes. A deadly elevator accident in St Louis crushes Albert Zurawski before bystanders, followed by a Creek farmer James Hope admitting wife murder. A Nebraska tornado, post office robbery, a derailed train, and multiple homicide arrests fill the page with dramatic, disparate incidents.
Explosion at Jessup mill leaves nine dead in Delaware
Nine workmen killed six missing and four injured after two steel digesters exploded at Jessup Moore Daper Company's Delaware pulp mill on the Christina River near Wilmington. Authorities blame excessive steam pressure and estimate property loss at $35,000.
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Jessup & Moore Daper Company
Christina River
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Sigel Civil War Hero Dies at Home in Indiana
The article recalls Franz Sigel, famed Civil War general and German revolutionary, who died at his home in Fort Haven Indiana at age 78. Born in Baden Germany, he joined the US Civil War after emigrating in 1852 and rose to brigadier general and major general of volunteers. He commanded the district of Lehigh and the department of West Virginia, fought at Newmarket, and defended Maryland Heights during Early's raid. The piece notes a Grant Robinson poem praising him and mentions Sigel's political stance as a Democrat with anti-Tammany leanings, leaving a widow and children.
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Potomac
Early
Maryland Heights
Lew Wallace
Monocacy
Grant
Grant P. Robinson
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Franz Sigelydx
Chicago
Coroner's Jury Finds Bartholin Matricide in Chicago Case
The coroner jury convicts William Bartholin as principal in the murder of Mrs. Annie Bartholin at 5052 State Street. Oscar Thompson, Oscar Isberg, and Edward A. Counselman named as accessories and held for grand jury action. Old Dad Claffey not implicated.
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Chicago
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Dad” Claffy
Edward A. Counselman
Minnie Mitchell
William Bartholin
Annie Bartholin
Tras
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Calumet Avenue
Alin
Oscar Isberg
Dad” Claffey
Billion dollar wheat boom to sprawl across Canadian plains
A American syndicate led by Nebraska cattleman 7 B. Hoard plans a bonanza wheat farm on the Prince Albert branch between Craik and Davidson. Forty thousand acres bought for 200000 with 100000 more for improvements. Steam plows and own elevators to be built at Garvin and linked centers.
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Davidson
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North Dakota
F. Waaasil
Iron Age reports steady demand and output in metal trade
The Iron Age notes continued steel demand and large weekly outputs, with coke and pig iron production under pressure. Trade groups forecast steady money supply and strong western credit, while imports rise for structural material. wheat and corn exports show mixed movement amid overall favorable financial conditions.
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Commodity price snapshot across markets and commodities
A fragmented OCR list shows cattle, sheep, wheat, oats, rye, corn and butter prices across Detroit New York and broader markets. Prices vary by grade and weight with cattle from 4.00 to 7.00 dollars, butter 18 to 20 cents, and grain ranges across No. 2 white oats to No. 2 red wheat.
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