Opening Indian lands for settlement on Wichita Comanche Kiowa Apache domains
President issues proclamation opening Oklahoma lands ceded by the Wichita, Comanche, Kiowa and Apache tribes to settlement. Registration, drawing, and entry procedures explained for homesteads, with special rights for veterans, settled land allotments, land-office measures, and protections for religious and educational parcels.
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Wieblin Wit
Cita Bates
America
Avery
Indy
Okinhintan
Uemai Chinnel
Lhenee
Alt Wichita
Bane
Indlank
Te Ughius Societion
Kiown
Net
Congress
United States of America
Okla
Oma
Wonahita
Greenwich
Wonhita River
Ort
Red River
Aald North
Loneitate
Crarenn
Indiana
Interior
Fuirther
Ton Noldiere
Ald
United States
Shin Hinombly Wlechareed Union Avidiers
Walt Leticia
Phinange
Jores
Alt
Hill
Ion
Toni Atready
Khl Park
Thia
Secretary of the Interior
Tee
Comavede
Iews
Aparhr Indiana
Tow
Lowchelter
President
Willan Mckintey
Amar Cay
Tadlung
Oklahoma
Inilian
Willeno
Larweton
Territory of
Lawton
Fort Sill
Oklahoma Territory
Theme Inn
Wentityan
Opentner
Hetvin
Linda
Dewey Ancestors in Lebanon Conn and Immigrant Rail Work
A Norwich Bulletin writer reports on Dewey family ties in Lebanon Connecticut and a noted painting lineage. The article recalls a historic 1700 land purchase from Uncas’s son and mentions long lived fish in royal venues. It also notes rising European immigration for railroad work on the Burlington Union Pacific and Great Northern lines, with Italians filling track roles formerly held by Chinese workers. Baltimore bacteriologist Dr William Lloyd Brooks joins Johns Hopkins faculty in pathology.
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Murma
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Lebanon
Conn
Jonathan Trump Tull and Tie
New Raglant Catholic Historical Society
Boston
Mina Elin A. Fanning
Norwich
Uncas
Europe
Scandinavia
Ualy
Burlington
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Pacific Coast
Pierre Lorillard Dies in New York After Deutschland Return
Pierre Lorillard the American turfman died in New York after returning from Europe aboard the Deutschland on July 4. His passing followed a illness that began June 20 while abroad. Daughters Mrs Saffern Tailor and Mrs William Kent, their husbands, and Lorillard’s grandson were with him. He had hoped to attend Ascot and see his horse David Garrick win the Gold Cup.
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Pierre Lorillard
New York
Europe
England
Tin Lodge
Ascot
David Garrick
America
World's Largest Apple Orchard Under Construction
Exiter Morrill of Kansas owns what would be the largest apple orchard in the world. When completion is finished the project will house 64 000 trees and cover extensive acreage across the site.
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Exiter, Morrill of
Kansas
Injunctions and A Night at the Joint
A Chicago saloon keeper and gambler intractably uses injunctions to control workers and a wife. He enforces court orders to fix pay, pets, and even a teething baby, boasting of legal favors while planning another night at the joint. Interspersed jokes from the era about wages and oddities accompany the tale.
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Chicago Record
Gilded Front
Teo
Lee
Method of Reduction From Albany Journal
A newsboy on High Street watches a man weigh tea and asks its value. After the price is set, the clerk mutters about sixty cents. The boy insists and demands thirty cents, prompting a sharp retort from the tea man.
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Albany Journal
Mr Dingle’s fondness for Sir Walter Scott noted
Wintergreen and Tenterhook discuss a young Mr Dingle who loves Scott’s poetry but translates it poorly, joking about his chicken fancier accent and his habit of carrying the fondness "ton tar" in speech, closing with a curt remark.
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Dingle
Walter Scott
Wintergreen
Tenterhook
Poker Bluff and a Million Dollar Loss in Denver Tale
A drummer recounts a high stakes poker game in Denver where a $100,000 bet on a single hand with only a pair was lost to a full house, followed by a failed $900,000 horse bet that wiped out the fortune to under $4 million. The speaker explains his shift to business to pay the cook and support himself, hoping to recover.
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Denver
Scott
Chicago
The Major Predictions and Oddities in Town News
A quirky clipping notes a major who predicted a Fourth of July front and recalls a prior earthquake scare. It satirizes public forecasts, nervous travelers, and a line about wealth, ending with a wry remark on enjoyment being true wealth.
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Atlanta Constitution
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MTK
Chiroughan
Oni
Allie
Nailor
Mike
Hwanyak
Tweedly
Alfloern
Rhe
Ander
Mike Hamentend
Land Offier
Fl Henn
Oktehome
Commonelle
Welock A. m
Laterlit
Ander Iti
Harmestead
Andler
Thoes
Rycht
Jan Ofle
Wokkler
Anu
Hull
Tradt
Washington
Royal Aquarium
St. Petersburg
Seitimuene
William Lloyd Brokes
Baltimore
College of Physicians and Surgeona
Tabaald Ardentare
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
O'Toole
New York Press
Ughy
Seare
Paya
Hte
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