Kiowa and Comanche Reservation Opening Set for August
The Interior Department will open the Kiowa and Comanche Apache lands on August 6 after a favorable court ruling. The June decision by Judge Bradley upheld the government, with land offices to be set up and allotments finished. Drawings by lot will start in July to allow entry on the public lands.
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Washington
Klowns
Interior Department
Justice Bradley
District Supreme Court
Vandeventer
William Springer
Department
Kiowa and
Comanche
Fot
Jamation
Tadge Vandeventer
Springer
Bradley
Civil government to be established in the Philippines on July 4
Washington reports that formal establishment of civil government in the Philippine Islands is planned for July 4 unless unforeseen issues intervene Taft is to become Governor. The Taft Commission had signaled a July 1 target and officials say legal study supports the President's policy to act in line with that understanding.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Taft
Taft Cmmission
United States
Cuba's Good Prospects and Cuban Relations Improve
General Nunez, Cuba's civil governor, in Philadelphia after visiting Havana connections. amid amendments, relations with the United States are seen as stabilizing. He hopes a Cuban government will form soon and notes U S aid may influence surplus income discussions. He praises Andrew Carnegie and mentions surplus in 1900.
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Embla Snnex Taika
Ladelphia
Kunez
Havana
Attuondo
Yat
Atlantic City
Nunez
Cuba
United States
Unclear text about Dallas company and coach statement
The readable fragments mention a Dallas headquarters and Sour Lake, with a coach statement and tonight operations. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event, date, or named individuals to form a coherent summary.
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Sbvaie Ile
Jotal
Dallas
Sour Lake
One Lake
Alibi for Doctor Keller cited by ministers at Barker trial
In New York on June 21 a new alibi claim arose in the Barker trial for shooting Rev. John Keller at Arlington New Jersey. Mrs Barker affidavits allege the assault occurred April 19 1899 and three Protestant Episcopal clergymen Canon H B Bryan Arthur Lowndes and C L Newbold testify they met Keller in Garden City L I on that date supporting the alibi claim.
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New York
Thomas G. Barker
John Keller
Arlington
N. J
Barker
Keller
Louisiana Double Lynching Ranked for John Gray Foster Murder
In New Orleans two Negroes, known as Prophet Smith and F D McLand, were hanged by a mob of about 300 in the courthouse area after breaking in and overpowering guards. They were among several arrested in the death of wealthy planter John Gray Foster. The lynching occurred near a large hickory tree about a mile and a half from the jail.
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John Gray Foster
New Orleans
Smith
F. D. McLand
Thompson
Fort Edwards
McLand
BAD CASE FOR MISS MORRISON Be For the Testimony Is Much Arsinst Her-Defensa Weakened
El Dorado Kansas June 21 The second trial of Jessie Morrison on a murder charge is proving difficult for the defense as it yields little testimony supporting self defense The court refused to admit clothing worn by Morrison blood stained on the day of the fatal wound to Clara Castle a point the State won this morning The first trial admitted the clothing while this trial excludes Mrs Castle testimony, altering the case's context
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el Dorado
Kas
Jessie Morrison
Aikman
Clara Castle
Recent Brushes in Luzon and World News Tidbits
Forty insurgents said killed or wounded in Albay and Sorsogon engagements. Gen Cailles moves from Pagsanjan to Cavinti. Theft charges amid witnesses in the commissions. Provost Davis sketches Manila municipal plan. Colombian official notes tensions with Venezuela as Colombia prepares for possible armed action. Elsewhere a man in La Salle becomes heir to $3,000,000 from a Bremen cablegram.
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Albay l
Sorsogon
Cailles
Pagsanjan
Jaguna Province
Cavinti
Davis
Manila
United States Philippine Commission
Murle
Iillans
la Salle
Pittane
Spencer Drake
Bremen
Germany
Tie
Dangerous Anions at Newburyport Anniversary Celebration
The Mascadia travels to Newburyport Massachusetts for the town’s anniversary celebration under command of Captain Maz Mayen. Sheriff A H Cohlmeyer of Nashville Tennessee has won a $3000 judgment from a suit arising from alleged sworn statements by Hoghen related to the complainant.
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Mascadia
Newburyport
Mass
Mazmayen
A. H. Cohlmeyer
Nashville
Tfl
Destitution on the border of Kiowa Apaches lands
Kansas City dispatch reports thousands encamped on the Oklahoma border awaiting opening of Kiowa Comanche Apache lands. Dr J J McKenna says destitution is extreme with 5000 waiting over a year and a half as they arrived with small sums and no earnings. He warns of armed desperadoes waiting to steal claims during the lottery.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
J. J. McKenna
Dr. McKenna
Oklahoma City
Fears of the Chinese Boxers Uprising Reported
Berlin dispatch from the Volks Zeitung cites a German missionary in Shan Tung alleging the Boxer trouble persists, with rebels plundering missions and a worse rise expected soon. Officials deny any corroborating China news, stating Shan Tung remains quiet under Yuanshi Kai’s governorship and Prince Tuan has no court access or influence.
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Berlin
Volks Zeitung
Shan Tung
Foreign Office
von Beulow
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Prince Tuan
Assassination of Hoshi Toru in Tokyo City Council
A Tokyo dispatch reports Hoshi Toru, former minister to the United States, was stabbed to death during a Tokyo city council meeting. The 50-year-old public figure died within moments after a sword wound. The assassin claimed the act served the country. Toru studied law in London and held multiple offices before his 1897 recall.
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Panoes Gtateaman
Yokohama
London
the Times
Tokio
Hoshi Toru
Ito
Horshi Toru
Japan
United States
Imperial Ministry
Pathies
Washington Mission
New People's Church organizes national board
Chicago June 22 The People's Church of America completes its organization with a board of directors led by Doctor H W Thomas as president and Professor John Eberhardt as vice president and treasurer The benefactors have deposited 1 000 000 with Miners Aid and Trust Company of Denver to fund independent churches modeled on the Chicago church Work will begin in September to establish branches nationwide.
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Chicago
of the People’s Church of America
H.W. Thomas
Pranfessor
John Eberhardt
Percival Hunter
John P. Altgeldt
George W. Man
W. Wormshee
Jenkin Floyd Jones
People’s Church
Miners” Aid and Trust Company of
Denver
Cyclone destroys Boonville with deaths and large damage
Boonville Missouri June 21 a severe cyclone ripped through the city demolishing sixty four buildings and unroofing many others. Tab Fisher was killed by a falling brick on Main Street while twelve to fifteen people were injured. The electric light plant and Bel Jair Independent Telephone Exchange were disabled and many trees toppled. Four blocks of Bell Telephone poles were driven into streets as workers rushed to repair the damage.
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Boonville
Bel- Jair Independent Telephone Exchange
Tabs Fisher
Bell Telephone Company
Sombart Milling Company
American Biscuit
British criticism by American military attache report
Washington June 21 Cant Carl Reichmann American military attache in South Africa submitted a War Department report praising Boer soldiers while condemning British command decisions noting ignorance of war rules by the British and highlighting press portrayal of Boer errors versus British actions Bryano For Henna and other items follow with brief notes on Bryan's remarks and cyclonic locomotive power tests and leadership changes at Wabash Railroad.
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South Africa
Washington, D. C
Carl Reichmann
War Department
England
Cyclonic Force
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Robert McClure
Kinndike Vancouver Steamer Zealandia on Voyage
The Zealandia steamship bound for Vancouver from Dawson carries an estimated $4,000,000 in goods and valuables. The vessel sails with unknown exact cargo but significant wealth aboard, raising interest among port authorities and investors.
Illinois Quail Killing Law Flawed After Legislation Blunder
An Illinois game law fails to protect quails after July 1 enabling year round slaughter. The bill also doubled as a mortgage conveyance bill in error, passing Senate but facing House protest. Legal actions loom to challenge last legislature provisions on tax assessments and double assessment doubts.
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Segason
John Humphrey
Senate
Clayton BR. Crafts
House
Supreme Court
Board of Equalization
County Board of Review
Abandoned Crusade Ends for Ada Berry at Carlyle
Miss Ada Berry quits her campaign against saloons in Carlyle Illinois after three weeks of door to door visits and witness summonses. Four saloon keepers face $1 fines each in Squire Williamson court as Berry condemns the scant justice. Saloon operators pledge to bar habitual drinkers and enforce Sunday order going forward.
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Ada Berry
Carlyle
Addie Berry
Squire Williamson
Miss Berry
Fire Devastates Mattoon Illinois Block on South Seventeenth
A major blaze in Mattoon Illinois destroyed key buildings on South Seventeenth Street and Broadway including the Methodist Church and Gazette printing plant. Damage cited at 35000 with extensive火 losses and two blocks of business touched by flames. Community plans to rebuild the church site.
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South Seventeenth Street
Mattoon
Methoriet Episcopal Church
Brown
Weekly Gazette Printing Company
Sinsu
South Seventeenth
Broadway
AEE
Methodist Ghureh
Gazette
Sinsabangh
Wb Sold to McFarland and Rowe for Editorial Role
A nineteenth century note reports Wb sold within the last eighteen years to Dr. J. C. McFarland and James D. Rowe with the former set to assume the editor position.
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W. 2. Roberts
Whitehall
W. J. Roberta
George C. McFarland
James D. Rowe
Various Local Notices and Incidents Across States
A roundup of scattered items from 74 year old Mr James Witcher’s death in Jacksonville VI to political remarks by Senator Allison of Iowa. Reports include a prison newspaper project in Indiana, a child’s death from lockjaw after a horse accident, surrender talks by Filipino commander Gen Calles, a large railroad verdict, and multiple local misfortunes and civic efforts across Missouri Illinois Arkansas Kansas and Indiana with names, places, and dates.
Birth of a 20 Pound Boy to Jaxe and Moille
A sturdy 20 pound baby was born last week to parents Jaxe and Moille. The family reported a healthy delivery and plans to name the infant soon.
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Jaxe
Moille
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Butter
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