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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
2
The Beaver Herald notes Iowa leads in farm/industrial figures with claims of many institutions. It surveys global events including Boer War commentary, naval vessel costs, and a proverb on money. A Health insurrection debate and a profile of Rev. Thomas Neseher appear alongside fires in northern Colorado and a talk of arbitration at The Hague.
A storm of reminiscence marks the passing of a long serving Wisconsin figure who spent five terms in the House and two in the Senate. He was influential in church support, education, and business, with wealth around 5 million and ties to many former employees. His life included charitable actions and personal financial aid to those in need.
Readable portions show Lonbeitle Ty Marettie event attendees discussing Taylor and a visit toward Hitler county. The governor outlines a policy stance while court action and government rights are debated, with emphasis on adherence to Supreme Court guidance and potential appeals pending.
A 500 ton coal cargo from Philadelphia reaches a European port, hailed as Europe’s first large consignment from the United States. Experts see growing imports from the Americas, with Mediterranean routes also expanding despite competition from other suppliers.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe actions by Congress regarding Restes andLawmaner with mention of resolutions and one day to day proceedings. No clear names or places available.
A muddled report details a dispute over returning captured Egyptian guns amid broader naval and diplomatic tensions. The narrative cites Turkish government cautions, U S Senate debates, and Puerto Rico, Alaska, and war funding measures, with emphasis on neutrality and military appropriations.
Paris reports the foreign office recognises US Danish West Indies negotiations and says France will not obstruct the process. It stresses cordial ties with both the United States and Denmark and places friendship with those nations above any territorial claims.
Thirteen crew members of the United States Transport Sedgwick mutinied aboard the ship in New York. The vessel returned from Tavana and Gira with cabin passengers and cargo including Cuban products. The mutineers were restrained and await trial at the port.
Cleveland denies authorizing any statement about supporting Hegan for Honeymort and refuses to express views on the issue. The report notes confusion and edits across a garbled transcript from Washington and Oklahoma remarks.
In Cornwall a yearly lifeboat festival unfolds with local children joining in rope pulling and demonstrations. The rugged crew and townspeople gather at Port Isaac to honor the sea rescue service amid stories of daring and tradition.
A garbled passage cites various topics including a reference to a Chinese Criminal Law theme, a satirical line about Theophile Gautier's cat, and a Paris railway accident with an engine breaking through a wall. It mentions a large death toll attributed to a river catastrophe and an unrelated note about a livery locomotive accident in Du Jin.
Washington report discusses Osage prosperity on the reservation and notes mixed bloods driving progress while some full bloods adopt white ways. It argues for liberal government policy and calls for vigilance on revenue stamps and anti liquor measures. Local notices include cooperation appeals and protests from farmers associations in El Reno and Guthrie.
Principal branch lines to be built by the Santa Fe and other railroads traverse Oklahoma and Indian Territory with routes to Enid Anadarko Mort Sill Parkina Port Smith and connections to Chicago, Rock Island, and Santa Fe. Separately, Logan county court hears a civil suit over $9200 interest money retained by the treasurer, plus notes on land appraisals under the Curtis and Dawes acts and local civic developments in Weatherford, Stillwater, and Guthrie.
In 1900 the United States mined 244 million tons of coal and Great Britain 22 million tons. A misread passage discusses acreage near Lawrence and a proposed electric railroad ending near an edcumber farm, noting a cucumber crop maturing during the school term and uncertain securing of a project.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a possible name and place and hints at a list of items. The readable content is insufficient for a clear event, date, or outcome. No coherent facts or identifiable entities are extractable to form a proper headline or summary.
A Washington caregiver recounts a lengthy illness in her boy initially diagnosed as mumps and later as crofula and serofila. After years of doctors and medicines, she gave Hood's Sarsaparilla and reports the heart and neck healed, with a complete recovery.
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