When Oklahoma began to grow in Guthrie reveal
Special to the Suc Guthrie July 2 Quanoma rush created Oklahoma chaos a day long invasion of land seekers after the April 22 1889 launch. Sooners crossed the Cimarron river with weapons food and blankets staking claims and colliding with guards. Gambling saloons restaurants post offices and improvised towns grew fast.
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Guthrie
Okla
Existance
Ono
Tha Roca
Oklahoma
Perhapa
Oklahoms
Cimarron River
Untitled fragment hints at rural life and prices
The text is a distorted excerpt mentioning farm life, rent, markets, and prices such as 20 cents, five cents, and notes. It references Guthtl4, Neermorn TH, and Cottonwood, with scattered figures and vague events, lacking clear narrative structure.
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Doe
Wallstreet
Ray
Kraezen
Neermorn
Noble Red Man as First Voter in Oklahoma
A Comanche Indian in full dress is discussed as Oklahoma’s potential first voter in the new state. The piece, mixing speculation and political satire, weighs how Indian voters and “half-breed” citizens could shape the state’s future, with debates over party alignment and the fate of tribal lands. It notes about 23,000 Indian voters and contemplates nicknames for the emerging state and the broader political landscape surrounding statehood and governance.
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Guthrie
Statehood
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Frank Frante
Okigkoma
Comanche County
Department of the Lnteriar Snow
The Hanging of Joe for Moving Picture
A chaotic scene in Jamaca Long Island where Joe, a black man, is snatched by a mob while being filmed for a moving picture. Police arrive, free him, and relocate him to safety as the crowd jeers and the crew uses the moment for spectacle.
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Joe
New York
Rikard
Jamaca
Mobil Ana
Naruite
Gates
RomaAone
Jamaica
Letter and photograph from President of Douma
A damaged passage shows a letter and portrait from Serge Mouremtant President of the Douma. The text discusses Russia’s revolutionary period and Mouremtant’s restraint of radical factions. It includes a translated note praising America’s anti slavery movement and the civilizational appeal of liberty.
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Douma
Russia
Ani
Ani Nam
Hut
Mouremtsei
Peracus
the Sun
Mooremixeff
Scott to Boss West Point
Maj Hugh L Scott will on Sept 1 succeed Brig Gen Albert L Nills as superintendent of the U S Military Academy at West Point. Scott born in Kentucky in 1888 graduated from West Point in 190? served in Ninth Cavalry and in the adjutant general's department during the Spanish war. He will hold the rank of colonel at West Point.
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Hugh L. Scott
Albert L. Nills
Military Academy
West Point
Scott
Mt. Cavathy
Philippines
Hentuckey
Ninth Cavalry
Adjutant General's Department
Ghost or Good Effect Widow Finds Hidden Papers
Bangor Me July 2 Dripping with water from the Penobscot where he met drowning James Sheehan Bangor, the widow of Sheehan found papers in a tin box after his death. The papers showed his debt had been settled and a larger windfall had been constructed, leaving her and her daughter without provision. The discovery came after Sheehan told his wife all affairs were in order and she would have no trouble if anything happened. Spirit Visit Blessing. Sheehan’s creditors previously appeared owed, but the final settlement revealed a different balance.
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Will
Kansas
Guthrie
United States
Guthria
Dt Bank
Cushing
Tia
Jones
Hin
Winchester
Ona Nia Biinker
Econera
Am Lrain
Sooners
Perth
Arkansas City
Kansas Cty
Bangor
Penobscot
James Bhaenan
Sheanan
Apiiic
Mira Sheehan
Sheehan
Te Wee
Sita
Meata
Mfe
Wss Hrc
Delicately Primped Visitor At Columbia Phonograph Parlor
A poised patron aims to impress Columbia phonograph clerks by naming grand opera favorites and claiming vast knowledge of harmony. Her request to hear Chevalier Rush-the-Canna leads to confusion as she misidentifies pieces and struggles with classics, while the scene spirals into a comic mix of opera, brands, and social missteps.
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Columbia Phonograph Company
Polla
Grand Opera Ators
Clarks
Jen de Resxko
Calvo
Sembrich
Tong
Plener
Local trust faces court over Sherman act violation
Washington January 2 A federal grand jury indicted the Almertent ti pany and the Chapio-Bachs Manufacturing company for Sherman act violations. Officers of both firms pleaded not guilty and request time to withdraw taal.
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Jay
Truat
Itc
Almertent Tipany
Chapio-Bachs Manufactory Ing Company
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