Lawrence House Advertises Rates and Boarding Details
An old city notice lists Lawrence House and Max S. Retter as operators offering lodging with rates of 1 dollar per board and boarder at 44 dollars per week. Meals priced 2 cents per meal. a meal ticket at 30 is noted. The text also references city officials and public services in a faded directory style.
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THE WAGON TRAINS. Hundreds of White Covered Schooners Still Pour ing Tn
The report notes thousands of white covered wagons crossing borders into Oklahoma and Texas as authorities warn of evasion schemes.
Old Soldiers Colony at Avanmas Oklahoma Border Movement
An Oklahoma land rush report details the Old Soldiers Colony led by President Mowery marching by train with tents and supplies toward a concealed homestead site. Two hundred wagon loads per day expected, with land officials filing claims at Kingfisher and Guthrie lines. Reports include local crime, river conditions, and dramatic settler activity along the Arkansas and Cimarron rivers.
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Purcell
Olabama
Dawlens
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Merritt
Pele
Somday
Gove
Gutriy
Fleurs
Pawnee Bill's Colony Drowned Crossing Arkansas River
Four killed as Pawnee Bill's 300 wagons reach the swollen Salt Fork of the Arkansas. A man named Freither and his horses drowned while fording, prompting the colony to raft their way across. A later tale cites a cattlemen versus homers clash with four deaths, though unconfirmed.
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Huncewell
Salt Fork
Freither
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Oklahoma
Salt Lake Valley
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Caloraida
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Strip
Kimney
Cowboys Ready to Rush Oklahoma Border Chaos
The report describes mass desertions from Caldwell and preparations by cowboys to move into the Cherokee country. Looting, fence burning, and shifts in liquor enforcement are noted, with authorities promising to prevent whiskey sales in Oklahoma. Additional dispatches cover boomers’ clashes, wagon trains, and near-term movements toward the Oklahoma border amid unsettled conditions.
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Canowenk
New Country
Shrije Cattle Company
Jean Cell
Millions in ashes at New York fire ruins vast district
A massive blaze on April 1 in New York destroyed property along the North River waterfront from Fifty-ninth Street to Sixty-fifth Street. W J Wilcox Co lard factory and nearby Vanderbilt elevator suffered severe damage. Fire departments and police fought the flames amid high winds, with at least one death reported and many injured as crowds gathered. The blaze gutted the Fairbanks, Lord Refinery complex and roseter stores, threatening railroad infrastructure and extending to a large area along the riverfront.
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Wo J Wilcor & Co
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Avroxa
Twelfth Avenue
Union
Markets by Telegraph heavy livestock reports in April trade
The Daily Journal notes movement in live stock markets across Kang ae City and Rawoas City with receipts and shipments. Cattle and steers show mixed weights and demand as shipments and prices vary by buyer, with April activity highlighting heavier beests and notable entries from Texas and local markets.
Market report hints at steady trade amid abundant money
A broad weekly trade review from New York notes mixed signals in iron, wool, and steel sectors. Demand slows in manufac turing, yet wool markets show slight activity. prices ease for several commodities as harvest forecasts loom. Exports improve, but business failures rise modestly.
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Telegraphic News Notes From Otculars and Beyond
A garbled telegraph of mixed reports mentions Sidon Starking of Otculars NY and Lins Leen as chief examiner, fires at Wig iron works Blewart and Worhita, a fire destroying works, and various police and political items. Notable items include Colonel Khenrdey Burgess Hall in Washington pension building discussions, a czar assassination plot uncovered in Saint Petersburg, an assault on Mrs Conyery and a dying family in Salida, Colo, plus a revenue cutter sent to Alaska to detain McPherson who seized an island with a forged document and ruled natives as king.
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