Various 1900s notices mix of real estate taxes and deaths
The itemized clipping lists diverse notices from Cook County real estate valuations to a death in Laganafort, noting apoplexy as the cause. It mentions a memorial plan in London, a yacht arrival in Hobton, and assorted British, French, and American official movements with scattered figures, dates, and names, including a pending bank name change and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetior
Landen
Winnemay
London
Croll
Portugal
Henry Chay Pieres
Louis
Honton
University of Ravens issues and events blur the Kansas scene
Kansas briefs report a drowning accident at Shonsanings while attempting to walk a wire cable, burglary at Leon post office, a fatal dynamite accident, a 92 year old woman's burial in Pennsylvania, and varied local items. Others note oil well completion near Cherry Vale, a miner killed at Pittsburg, a suicide near Girard, and various civic notices including school and prison matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterman Harri & MM
Leon
Wathorn
Pantmaster
A. M. Wilson
Hill P. Wilson
Hage City
Mra Wilson
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma Briefs Highlight Library Cornerstone and Fruit Pride
Oklahoma briefs note the Carnegie library cornerstone laid in Guthrie with officials present, and praise Oklahoma fruit variety amid daily showcases. It cites a fiscal report showing rental receipts rising by 220000 over the prior year, with per capita school fund distribution planned, and reports on Fraternal Order of American Partners election results under the primary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma School Land Commersion
Fraterna Order of American Partners
Atilwater
George W. Frasier
Guthrie
Grand View
L. C. Ervin
Pedew
Noble County
O W. Annis
Stillwater
W. T. Smiton
Melionani
Carmen
Woods County
A. W. Yvoger
Stillwat Order
Nebraskan
Kennas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory Bank Plan and Legal Notes
Comptroller of the currency approved the appointment of A C Trumbo Mingo Gee Clay Allen J A Work AW Patterson F M Powers and others to organize the First National Bank of Cherokee with 96000 capital. Reports cover a fatal lightning death in Panhandle Mrs Clark and injuries to her husband and children. Ardmore court sentenced James Livers to life in Fort Len Me for murder near Berwyn. Jobo Rawlen got ten years for killing Buwhard. Dawes Commission completed Bemini land allotments 2757 allotments issued. Reminoles first tribe to receive allotments. Townsend decree authorized Unteka sha town to issue bonds 65000 for school houses under new federal act. Various political and personal notes follow including Madame Careno and Secretary Moody era ship naming. Foraker press inquiry on Puerto Rico and Pacific islands.
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Natenal Bank
Cherokes
A.C Trumbo
Minkogee
Clay Allen
J A. Work
AW. Patterson
F. M. Powers
Ardmore
Dodge Townsend
Jamen “Livers
Weary Johnson
Berwyn
Fort Len
Jobo Rawlen
Rtsar Buwhard
Cyclone Tales and Town Talk From Uncle Bill
In a rustic dialogue Uncle Bill and the editor debate cyclone damage and behavior with humor and local lore. They recount past storms, reflect on the frequency of cyclones, and note how communities respond with caution and practical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyelone
Bill
Will
Roy
Jones
Chilcago
Wryelowe
India
Indian For the Ground Dead; No Feather Wy 7, In Solltet Salles
Eyelones
Fragmented OCR notes on early American figures
A garbled 1842 era text mentions aL W. Log surveying Bi with General Hebert and references to early American figures such as Bartlett, Washington, Adams, Hancock, and a Springhold Republican. The passage is heavily corrupted, preserving few clear facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Log
Hebert
Perio
Alley Bartlett
Washington
Adama
Hancock
Cabinet by Mistake Turns House Money Nightmares
Mia Holden receives fifty dollars from an unknown source and plans a china cabinet. Her husband, alarmed by uninvested fears, tries to recover funds. She spends sixty dollars on cut glass and a costly library cabinet, claiming it as her payment. A misadventure unfolds as purchases surpass the original money, ending with uneasy consequences and a hollow sense of repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
Mia Holden
Holden
Mra
Lamalmont
Chrystal & Chrystal'a
Contagion and care in early consumptive treatment
In Detroit a conference emphasizes patient isolation and care to manage consumption. Officials debate balance between necessary treatment and minimizing contagion risk, noting limited hope for mild cases and urging precautions in eastern cities and western regions alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Knopt
Detroit
Janteos
Bruch
Kopf
Balloon propulsion eyed by rulers across Europe
A sensational 19th century speculation outlines a plan for balloon powered travel funded by wealthy interests. It notes balloon experiments and fuel innovations by Charles J. Kuensel and ties to the War Department, plus interest from Archduke Salvator, King Edward, and other royals. The piece forecasts balloons as practical transport for zealous elites, contrasting with trains and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Kuensel
Hoboken
War Department
Paris
Europe
Sante-Dumost
Count Zeppelin
Archduke Balvator
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Turin
Aosta
Genoa
Maceni
Scott
Charlotte
Prisce Nemnhardt
Vendor Maater
Frederick
FitnasSasor
Edward
Leopold of
Prosain
Walloon
Tempelhof
Herlin My
Gerhag
Archduke Leopald
Austria
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Miyer, Oklahoma
Beer Hampurba
Art Palace
Catdle Intraction Company
Parte Figaro
Jules Cambon
Berlin
United States
Porte
British War Office
South Africa
New York
Minir Siinrinn
Gampson
Minneajohn
N. W. King
Atill
King
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Sea de Histo and Leather Bank
William (. Whitney
Thomas F. Itgan
Comptrol
Tarreser
Tank
United
York
GB. Harrison
National Oon
Pnewmonia
H. Chane
Cams County
Cirewit
Laganafort
Kansas
University of Ravens
Lout
Mee Amon Howell
Christian Brienne Healer
Mam
Chefetinn Science Church
OM and Gas Company
Cherry~ Vale
Joe Vicodo
Gentral Coal Company
Pittsburg
Bnen
Mina Anna Horn
Sutella
Warren Ellison
Girard
Sho
Mattie Btone
Jef J. Jane
PF. Honsicker
Owage City
Journal of the Route of Representatives
Congress
Joseph Ward
Mountate Home
Ark
Thin
Bealien
Stork
Divil Honda
Kansan
Wichita
Deelmon
George W. Blair
Mulyane
Horticultural Department
Barnes
Arkansas
West Plains
Mountain Naster Arkanmna
Casteraminty
Missouri Pacific
Baxter Eounty
Mountain Home
Yellville
Elas
Buffalo City
Dimniten Creek
Pigoon Creek
Mountain Home, Ark
Church
Gotham
Yonkers
Slatewman
Feist
Reculla
Chicago Ne” eord-Herald
Mary
Edward J. Low
Ballina
Joan A. Markland
North Topeka
Weather Bureau
Overal
Nome
Ju Aikman
Endorado
W. HW. Cady
Augusta Journal
Jane Morrison
Cady
Aikman
Morrison
William Henedict
Emporia
Spiker
Tie Lomate
Bonner Company
Grandview Sanitarium
Grandview
Kanes City
Kaa
Bonner Springs Sanitarians Company
Grandview Hospital For
Bonner Springs
Executive Council
State House
Bherlilandon
Bar Fistore
Ed Reagan
Lian
Frank Noreon
Logan County
Seventh Ty Adventist
Oither
Stainton
Nelson
Wehoot
Fort Leavenworth
Federal
Unele Fam
Fort Loatongoerth
Pitts Traph
Boston
Gabriel
Richmans
Oklahoma Briefs
joWice
Ben Sau
Comanche County
Facaes
Carnegin Mbrary
I Speed
Mayor Mall
Mire A. A. Ovee
FF. H. Creer
Andrew Carnaghe
Oklaahoma
Indian Territory
Dr. Clark
Panean
Mra Clark
Beminle
Dawen
Townsend
Lily
Madame Careno
America
Arturo Taxiapietra
Planiate
Albert
Moody
Cabinnt
Ats
Levan
Botiehioa
Vies Vera
Paducah
Dubuque
Senate
Foraker
Senata
Porto Rico
Mesers
Mitch
Burton
Cockrell
Tr’ Acker
Mr. Meekton
Larkey
Kaiser
Fuleer
Esd
Watt Mhattue
Bhorado
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