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Newspaper

The Beaver Herald

Location

Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1903

Page

3

Massacre at Bouee Reckons on Drunken Officer and Mormon

A long account from Washington to Fort Laramie describes the 1860s Bouvee Ranch incident. It portrays Lieut Grattan and a Mormon as foolhardy actors provoking Sioux and Arapaho. The fort is overrun. a boy drummer survives, a squaw aids him. whisky bribes and army lore color the tale.

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Voice Restored by Driving Oxen Tale

A Detroit Free Press feature recounts a northern Michigan farmer recalling a Chicago man who sent his son to drive oxen to restore a lost voice. The boy, unable to be heard, learned to command the animals through shouting and swearing, eventually regaining his voice after an exhausting hour.

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Magic Mirrors and the Public Believers in Humbug

A historical look at so called magic mirrors used to fool credulous buyers for five to ten dollars. The piece describes East Asian and Indonesian mirrors, their firing of belief, and how optical tricks create luminous faces and figures when light is reflected onto walls or ceilings. It notes the craft, welding, and lacquer techniques involved and references oriental designs and their purported occult effects.

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Peculiar Hollow Tree Stands On Northern New Jersey Road

A rural Northern New Jersey tree on a rarely traveled road has a unique shape. The trunk is about 18 inches across and grows nearly horizontally for 20 feet before bending into a main branch. Three perpendicular limbs rise from the trunk about 20 feet above the ground. The tree appears hollow and likely to endure many winters, with the bent form echoing the saying about a tree bending in the wind.

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WEW Bread Cutter Description

A cutting device for bread features a pol­lished wooden plate with a movable knife held by two acrows. Raising thick slices and lowering the knife allows precise loaf cuts. It claims compact size, adjustable depth, and easy sharpening for bread, cheese, or other items.

Baby's Bottle Held Co Develops Attachable Infant Bottle

A new invention called Baby's Bottle Held Co creates an attachable bottle for infants. The device aims to reassure parents. many babies in carriages crave portable bottles, though the mechanism struggles to stay secure. The proposal suggests easier transport for infants and caregivers.

Proper position and improved device for chill retention

The article discusses a new device that ensures bottles or containers stay properly positioned in a holder, allowing chilling to reach the contents promptly. It notes benefits for users and mentions potential support for parents.

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Limitation to Labor Disputes Opinion in Pittsburgh Dispatch

The Pittsburgh Dispatch argues for a clear decision outlining limits for both sides in labor controversies. It contends that public opinion will be better informed on merits, and law and order easier to maintain once defined boundaries are established.

Kaiser’s New Abbey in Berlin Promised as Royal Mausoleum

Under Emperor William a vast Berlin cathedral rises to rival Westminster Abbey at a cost of about 64 million. It is planned to serve as a royal burial place for ancestors including Frederick William IV, Queen Elizabeth, Frederick the Great and others, as reported with chaotic anecdote about electric lights failing and crowds reacting fearfully in a downtown building.

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German Bird Attracts Attention Of Naturalists

A German native bird exhibits unusual nesting behavior in foreign regions. The creature gathers nest sites in hollow trees and even pump devices, sparking discussion among experts about its adaptations and potential reasons for avoiding harm.

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Oklahoma Briefs Highlight Rail Growth and Local Incidents

Oklahoma reports rapid rail expansion with a plan to double mileage this year and a 16 million dollar charter for the Oklahoma City North Western Railroad to build 40 miles to Denver. The ninth Oklahoma Live Stock convention is planned in Oklahoma City. In Lawton Judge Orman is recovering from a gunshot wound, and George Burton killed Ray Love in a dispute outside a saloon. Tramps and a woman beggars swirled through Bald, while towns wrestled with local enforcement and a scattered set of court actions.

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Indian Termitony And Regional Proceedings In Indian Territory

A garbled Ardmore report notes miner wage demands, farm corn harvest delays near Vinita, and a murder case linked to Dr Fisher in Meagan territory. It mentions allotment land openings, humane treatment for Indian allottees, and a DOJ jails project in Vinita Mux keogee Ardmore. Séneca Indians sell surplus tag for 16000 dollars to Job Bayless in Cus Me.

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Odd Tha Drinking in Paraguay Tea Traditions

A fragment describes native Paraguay tea customs including not pouring tea from a teapot but drawing from a cup via a reed and piping hot tea through a reel. It notes differences between local tea and Chinese tea, mentions reed goblets, and claims the tea is an effective fever remedy with purported tests by German physicians.

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No clear news item found in provided text

Fragmentary OCR lacks identifiable persons organizations places dates or events to form a proper newspaper card with a coherent headline and summary.

Things are Pure in the Russian Mailway Traffic

The Russian railway system is overtaxed moving heavy cereal crops from 190% harvests. At a later date the stocks of eggs in the central pantry are noted as depleting. The report mentions efforts to stabilize transport and supply amid rising agricultural output and logistics strain.

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Washington street incident ends with thief fleeing

A bystander describes a man bearing money bags colliding with a California statesman on a Washington street. The robber dashed away toward town, pursued by the money-wad owner shouting for help. The merchant faced questions about a missing receipt as the chase continued.

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Fragments From An Ancestral Ledger Describe Longing and Debt

A garbled passage references S50, watches, and 69,000 weddings deposited annually. It recalls an old street in 1900 linked to clothing, a bind, and a solider who fell in a war in Thre. His widow paid annual dues for over thirty years hoping to redeem bread for the world’s small population.

Pearl Treasures Secured by Divers in Flahery Season

In a successful fishing season, divers recovered more valuable jewels than in the previous period. The haul showcases improved yields and highlights skilled divers amid rising pearl trade activity. Local observers note steady demand for fine pearls across markets.

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