England Europe News and United States Highlights
A jumble of international items includes Japanese adjournment plans amid a mosquito plague, Morgan dining with Choate in New York, and royalty greetings in Lisbon. Reports note Cuban minister's New York arrival on the Moro Castle, a Fountain Colorado Bank safe robbery, a destructive nitroglycerine blast, and a London ship arrival for a Washington statue unveiling. Also covered are a New York court ruling on Johann Most, a national financial statement for 1902, and Denver county printing cost concerns, plus labor and auctioneering title debates and a machinists strike settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soa
Oliver Ironwood
Mich
Soartr HL
Baswader Cousiderstion
Japan
Eiteetee
Ta W. BP
Hepburn Veter Congress
Disseni Bnt Palma
Chicago Bellboys
Great Britain
Lorenzo Marque
East Africa
Portugal
Pierpont Morgan
Josaph I. Choate
United States
Amlyae
Mra. Choate
Edward
Queen Aledea
Victoria
Goneal Dé Quevada
United Stat
New York
Havana
Bank of Fountain
Fountain
Bucen
Colorado Spring
Jamentons Town
Robe Bar
Bleaton
Washington
Lisbon
Wee- Tue Ahop
London
Arthur ¥. D
New York Court of Appeals
Johann Most
Kansas and Oklahoma News Briefs from sparse OCR
A mosaic of Kansas and Oklahoma items notes nominations for postmasters in Chetopa and Nebraska City, arrests for horse theft near Gardner, and rural delivery routes. It mentions Rep. Doyle as a candidate, state reunions, hospital gains, and transfers of troops and officials, with mining strikes and grain co operatives forming at Salina and Wichita, plus local civic notes and a Perry saloon-related arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-Operative Association of
Kansas
Salina
Orpai
We Beeg Dewiroms
Geting Ae Butler
Wat
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J. HM
Atrothman
Clafin
Darton County
John Witmer
Wilson
Kibeworth County
A. P. Colling
Halina
Haline County
J.J. Johnk
Solomon
Dicksos County
Indian Territory Post Offices and Early Bank News
Choctaw Nation posts establish Nall and Spencerville offices with G. Cather and William Hullinger as postmasters. First National Bank of Comanche authorized to begin with 25000 capital. Memorial day grave discovery at Fort Gibson reveals father Edward Ellis buried as unknown. Destruction hits Cudahy Packing warehouse and related structures. Choctaw railway offices damaged. Local Democrats unite committees to bridge two-year split and convene national party in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Comanche
Jacksm Ellie
National
Fort Gibson
Edward Ellis
Jackson Ellis
Young Bilis
Cudahy Packing Company
G. C. Cochran
Rockwell Timber
Aenonko Packing Company
Choctaw Railway
J. M Hall
Wolverton
P. Hrewer
Morley Money Death and Postal Losses Highlight 19th Century Reports
A jumble of notes recounts burned and mutilated currency sent via mail and recovered by government experts, with details of the process and the humans involved. Separate items describe Indian Territory postmasters, the G A R gathering in Muskogee, and other scattered local affairs, including Texas land sales, a bribery inquiry, and social anecdotes.
Fragmented OCR Dialogue About Characters and Plans
The readable text presents a scrambled dialogue discussing a minister's trial and future presidential potential. It mentions a bottle of Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a notable item and includes stray lines about marriage, independence, and human nature. The passage appears as stray OCR fragments from a larger narrative.
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Lanued
Lindsey
Denver
Waterloo
Allin Chalmers Com
Ponteatr Vention
In & Epirtt
Bag Wi Polos Lo
Johnsno
Cineincerinatora
I. Simmerman
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RB. Marga
Joe Vention
Jgie Holding
Anpelgn
Big Billy
Eouire
Oklahoma
Orran McN
Aone Haa
Arkanans Ci
Senate
George L
Chetopa
Karl McIntyre
Pritecton
Gardner
Frank McCartney
Nebraaks City
Gilbert Han
Arkansan City
Ato
Oklahoma Territory
Doyle
Republic County
Funten
W. A. Calder
Kanwen A. BR
Wiel- Ita
Council of Administration of
Department
Topeka
Deppartment Comm
Edward Aiout
Waller
Central Branch
Hapa Mt Atehinon
Wae
Brout
Jamies Wileen
Agricultural Department
Ottawa
Chautauqua
Wileen
Beloit
Ronater Burton
Shook
4Th Company
Coast Artillery
Fort Washington
Thin Ety Ehrd
Port Washington
Rhoades
Sth Company
Wurt Strong
Philip B. Campbell
Pitteturg
Mre
Sarah T. D. Robinson
Chase Robinson
University of Kansafe
Robert J. Walker
Territorial
Walker
Free State Party
Board of Regents
Mra. Koblawan
W. H. Bishop
Baling
Twentieth Ser
Binee
McKay Keenelty
Manila
Great Western Coal Company
Fullernene Vittabure
State Charter Board
Wichita
Missouri and Kansas Company
Ehcape
Brown
Jobes
Marion Albsugh
Kingman
Cyrus Leland
Troy
Findlay Roas
Addew
Chicago Record-Herald
Audiencs
Baltimore News
Demmb-Waltore
John Hebmids
Bilaworth
Joba K Graham
Ret Milard
David C. Bennington
Kansans
Torenus
Thieel C. Easameeree
Fort Bent
Ne Heen
Hutchinson
Nakemor
Henarly
Pittsburg
Salian Rik Lodge
Fie
Ft Inet
Oulol-Town
National Hotel
Charile Lente
Pull
Neodesha
Laenite
Leslie
Kanne Bodalint Party
Abilene
Atta
Emporia
Law Department of
the State University
Tee
Supreme Court
Foreat Park
Parsona
Ladien
Mra. G. ©. Townsend
Parsons
Oberlin
Pente
James 8. Dalton
Marshall County
San Antonio
Tex
Trittons
Sherif
Fourth United States Infantry
Philippines
Ban Antonio
Ira Drake
L A. Drake
Drake
Blake
Mise
Ethel Higeboe
Rigabes
United States Navy
Robert T. Small
New Church
Prank
Miel Trust
JB Sre
Tog Agnaer
John Jensen
Tntien
Ponts
Pawnes
Otoe
Oakland
Alestaser Westvern County
Lyda Howard
Anapean Day Canty
Dora Moran
Oklahoma State Baptist College
Black Well
Francia ¥. Hutter
Rochester Theological Seminary
Denham University
Ohio
Lydia C. Maples
Cincinnati Conservatory
Janger Ert Lege Mueteal Conservatory
Goral Smstruction
E. B. Brown
Guthrie Ibeerver
Hibel
H. A. Jotinson
Perry
Anti-Saloon League
Johnkon
The
Observer
John
Brown Wan
Bond
Kanaan
Sunflower League
Young Democrata
Indian Territory
Nall
Choctawation
Cather G
Spencerville
Choctaw Nation
William Hullinger
Mt Clair County
Missouri
Philadelphia
Mra Browns
Dhespair
Ber
Glassen
Treasury Department
Washington Star
Fes
Muskogrs
Indian ‘Territory
Is. G. Hell
Muskogee
House
Buffalo
Finn
H. Milligan
Kaneas
Ernest Menderson
Jet Herson
Kane
oLson
Amather
Caan
Country Publishers CO
Ganger Srs
Ef &. Goth
Jack
Miss Dash
Dorcas
Hamtin
Hemiin
Toa
Eee Hy
Sener Broek
Comaty aMtarmey
Mamhattsa
Mroukiys Ave
Arta We
Fred
Fedians
Wellman
Lentie Court
Kansas City
DR. Henderson ES
L. B. Wolf
Echookts
Maasas
Kas
Stats Cegertatendent
Missoert
Aise
Reenter Vorsher
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