Camp chaos as land rush meets weather and lawmen
Morning fog at El Reso Oklahoma triggers crowded preparations for the land opening. Booming hills, dashed hopes, and wary deputies frame a mass movement with thousands converging toward Caddo Springs amid muddy camps and tense claims. A separate explosion at a powder works near Lake Hopatcong injures no one but reveals deadly risks. 800 pounds of mangled remains recovered.
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Wopatcong
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Thinay Atem
Bride and Catholic wedding stirs society circles in city
A chaotic wave followed the publication of a marriage between Mr Md Mart and Miss May McCantle, drawing religious tensions as both sides faced social upheaval. The incident prompted store closures and public uproar as authorities noted the clash of communities.
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Jerkson
MD Mart
May McCantle
Indy
Hart
Contested Peoria County Will Attract Relatives’ Challenge
In Peoria County relatives contest the will of a deceased individual. The challenge arises from disagreements over inheritance and the distribution of assets valued at tens of thousands of dollars. Court proceedings seek to resolve the contested bequest and honor the decedent’s final wishes.
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Peoria County
Til
Giant oil trust proposal threatens independence in industry
A report claims The Standard Oil Company plans to form a vast trust by amalgamating Western gas and oil firms to control Philadelphia markets and crude prices. W L Mellen allegedly owns the line, aiming to drive down crude costs and pressure independent producers.
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Philadelphia
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Paewe Tass Eenough
Eaer
Hatein
Lin 7
Pete Ware
Milan
Philadelpia
W. L. Mellen
Astor Family Abroad to Unite in Europe
Reported developments in the Drayton Astor row dissolve into plans to unite the Astor family abroad. Mrs Astor has met her daughter Mrs J Coleman Drayton while J Coleman Drayton and relatives prepare for European travel. Roosevelt and his wife are to dine with Astors as J Coleman Drayton may join the family trip to Europe.
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Drayton
Guiuete
New York
Drayton-Borrows
Mra Astor
Mra J Coleman Drayton
Sod
Mra
Jobo
Jacob Astor
Europe
Urdames St Roonevelt
Nee Astor
J. Coleman Drayton
Astors
Jewi Astor
Loodos
William Waldort Astor
Maynard case split over majority and minority reports
The minority report in the Marosnd case argues for charges and resignation of Judge May, while the majority asserts witnesses faced prejudice and commends the judge. In Amary New York a separate note from April 20 reports no doubt Nellie Brown, a 15 year old from Otego, died by suicide amid grief and taunting over her mother's alleged relations.
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Minerity
Amary
N. Y
Senate
May
Miopterows
Nellie Brown
Otego
Susquehanna River
Okey
Fredericks Bult Alien Parents Arrest Suspect in Sussex Street Stabbing
Joseph Fredericks the Lilien, alleged to have stabbed his ailing wife in a Sussex Street home on a Sunday night, remains unreached by police. The wounded woman lies in a hospital in a critical condition with a severe abdominal wound and doubtful recovery.
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Lilien
Sussex Street
Wasted the Dog to Bat drowEsAM court case note
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court proceeding involving an allegation of wasting a dog. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes beyond the claim of animal harm and related inquiries.
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Drowesam
Jobn
Irish Sheriff Accused of Assault on Railway Train
Miss Price testified at Westminster Police Court that Hon Patrick Verbal tried to kiss and embrace her on a moving train. She described being restrained with brutal force, torn dress, and an attempt to pull her shawl. A bail of four hundred pounds was set.
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Patrick
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Dumfries
Scotland
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Hhuif
New York
Meath Board
Ages Club
New Orleans
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Frederick Martin Bodenstedt
Wiesbaden
Hanover
Mra. Peabody
George 7
Alam C. Budicots
Salem
Atta
Jobo Moat
Blackwell's Island Prison
Baying
William Cossasse
Kee
East Liverpool
W. H. S. Prask
Spencer
Lai
Irl
Tyrol Ladies Exhibit Plans for Chicago World Fair
A Tyrolese exhibit plan for the Chicago World's Fair aims to spotlight Tyrolese life with panoramic Tyrol scenery. The circular section features a wall mural of the Rhastias and Tyrol Alps and Großglockner with a large gate. A troupe of youths will perform concerts daily.
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Vimwra
Walla
Rhastias
Tyrolnee Alps
Tyrolese Alps
Will Continue a Great Strike in Durham Mines
April 20 report from Durham notes the miners vote on strike continuation. Results show 17,008 in favor of continuing. Owners urge patience while urging manifesto support and hopeful outlook amid ongoing labor dispute.
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Durhan
Durham
Fragmentary OCR Header Signals An Alleged Attack Plan
The readable lines indicate a discussion of an attack plan involving Dahomes and mention a tribute or allowance to Benan. The garbled text makes specifics and context unclear, but hints at a military or political prep activity and potential tensions between identified groups.
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Dahomes
Benansin
Courm
Fragmentary English notes from a 19th century page
Fragmented items mention a political bill failing in the Assembly by 40 votes and a Boston arrest tied to a stabbing case with confusion over the suspects. Paris dispatches report Samony, a Niger region king, defeated by French forces near Keronane in March, raising concerns about Dahomey as a potential French strike from Benegal.
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Paris
Senegal
Niger Region
Keronane
Benegal
Dahomey
Washington Club fires manager amid dissatisfaction
A Washington Baseball Club owner confirmed the manager was released after ongoing dissatisfaction. The report notes the club’s front office and ownership are unhappy with performance and direction, while no replacement is named in the dispatch.
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Barnie
Washington Baseball Club
Neers Terriors
Arthas Vaten
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