Beaver Herald’s scattered notes on weather, law, and life
The page compiles miscellaneous items from the Beaver Herald era including remarks on traffic in New York, Mississippi river appropriations, and a misdated critique of fashion and education. It mentions Brigham H Roberts, a court case in Utah, and various social topics while noting religious surveys and Chinese writing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWolf Hooper
New York
Brigham H. Roberts
House of Representatives
Washeington
Utah
Morne
Roberts
Congress
Fragmentary 19th century notices mix rail facts and travel
Fragmented OCR reads of a 19th century newspaper item mention a sister in Kansas, a person named Higbee in distress, travel plans to New York, Pretoria and other places, railway statistics, a national ceremony with Cannon, a bishop’s or president’s event, and a Supreme Court note from Grant county. The text interweaves personal notices, travel updates, and official announcements with garbled phrases and incomplete names.
World Reaction to Pekin Crisis and Boxer Uprising
Reports from Shanghai and Beijing describe foreign concerns over the Boxer threat and the fate of missionaries as violence spikes in Pekin and surrounding provinces. The German envoy and other powers weigh intervention while Chinese officials promise order at Shanghai and Tein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien ‘Tein
Shanghai
Stangehal
Elistriots
M Kang
Minny Crempenieer
Aly Tien
Btahl
Orient
Mii
Gover
Howe
Ake
Civit
Conante
Shenghai
Vang Kinng
Davis artifacts from Cape journey presented to National Museum
Washington notes Colonel Webster Davis collected relics from the South African war including a skin relic linked to a king and items from gravesites. The artifacts, describing weapons and banners, will be deposited in the national museum collection and displayed with other war curiosities for Winnie Sona's memorial event at Warrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beuth Africas
Washington
Africa
Davis
Davie Colteetian
South Africa
Esteibit
Winnie Son
Warrington
Address by Boer Envoys in New York Dinner Speech
A garbled report recounts Boer envoys in New York addressing the people of the United States from a hotel. They pledge continued sympathy and support while asserting the nations shall not be conquered as they face pressure and potential surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chienge
New York
Lobe United State
Sharkey Knocked Out In Beaside Athletic Clash
Sharkey suffered a decisive defeat last night in Beaside, with notes of a heavy blow sequence and a strong opponent. The match drew attention to Freeman and the ongoing debates around temperance and political actions, including references to congressional actions and international concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Teton X. Vodines
Beaside
Ehabe
Crwee Biel
Sharkey
Chinese Immigration Restrictions Raise Transit Hurdles
Ottawa reports tightening Chinese immigration limits with a monthly cap and higher fees. A robbery at 925,000 near Cottage Grove shocks observers, while floods threaten crops along the Mississippi river. Tennessee Supreme Court rules women cannot practice law in Tennessee courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennanses
Naehville
Tenn
Tennessee Supreme Court
Jackson Yreteniny
Tennessee
Wilkes
Caldwell
Prohibition Platform At Chicago National Convention
The Chicago convention adjourned sine die after nominating for President G Woolley of Illinois and for vice president Went Money Mh Meteau of Rhode Island. The platform condemned the President McKinley administration and urged temperance measures including enforcement of prohibition and removal of canteen abuses. Delegates discussed opposition to liquor interests and called for stricter enforcement, while party leaders urged unity for campaign efforts.
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Chicago
Dane
Dato G. Woolley
Ilinois
Prem
Meteau
Mthede Island
Fleet Ballet
Woolley
Saale Jaw
Pennaytyoning
Johnaan Hilels
Swale
Stewart
Uatowkin
Cuba
Philips Pines
Platforn
Mackinley Fe
Eharge
Drealdent
Big Wien
Spmente
Porte Mien
Prippiner
Enti
Ani
Preston Tyver
Hayes
Queenat
Tropics
Oklahoma liquor license ruling clarifies township scope
Attorney General Strang interprets the liquor law to apply only to incorporated towns and not mere unincorporated precincts or housing clusters. The opinion states township voters must approve saloon licenses, with township defined as an area organized for electing township officers, not general settlement.
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Strang
Sny
Nebraska
Tom Town
Netirnsind Township
Auoh
Oklahoma Kickapoo indemnity lands spark dispute
A dispute centers on 101 198 acres of Kickapoo indemnity lands in Oklahoma's Lincoln and Potta watomie counties leased to farmers by the school land department. Critics contest the validity of the selection made by Oklahoma, arguing lands should support homestead entry. Prosecution by Dick Morgan of Percy is noted, with revenue and legistlative battles shaping the case.
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Wichita Eagle
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Conto
Guthele
Lincoln
Pottawatomie
Jodiena
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
School Land Department
Okelahows
Dick Morgan
Percy
Home-seeker's letter touts Canadian Northwest lands
William Payne writes from Sault Ste. Marie to promote migration to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Prince Albert regions. He describes farming stock markets and growing crops, notes wages for laborers and plentiful building materials, and urges settling for a better home with family. The letter seeks readers for pamphlets and directions to immigration officials.
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Bault
Marie
Mich
Canadian Northwest
Sault Ste. Marie
Melcod
Alberta
Manitoba
Aesinibola
Michigan
McLeod
Winnipeg
Lethbeidge
Lever
Medicine Hat
Reginas
Aburuance
Regina
Prince Albert
Saskia
Sapkatchewan
Saxkatchewan
Alana Brewery
Dulac
Stoney Creek
Istourde
Tuitterinigo
Firthermory
Tom
William Payne
J. Grieve
Saginaw
F. Pedley
Crawford
Hit
Kansas City
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Beaver Herald
Beaver
Stem
Kerry
Gramme
Walters
Mansine
John Aston
Kentucky
Tennesset
Atlee
Leiste
China
Canton
Philidelphia
Phila
Cilenjative Haltinwre
Cincinnati
Minneapollis
Oh Loulh
Front
Bate Ae
Garfield
Marette
McKinley
Fre
Maine
Harrior
Chine
Setdhy
Foelaniem
Toolam
Toole
Mohamur
Kansas
Lise Higbee
Ban Francmen
Movon Higbee
Movenport
Slim
New York To Visit Friends Mie Drester
Siete
Mere. Kelno Hollis
Pretoria
Kon
Romeral
Ameren Railianie
Hilton
Tate Bron
Riemitnesiip
Enilenour
Penwl
Tate
Oweten
Dreshtent
Meintey
Tien
Dee Wheeler
Avlusical
Peechey
Uasie Sale Bee
McKintey
Frankfort
Gow Hees Dan
Della Bur
Della Pox
Elelan
Moor Eaveye Tall
Jules Combon
Ambassaulor
France
Hourke Cockmin
Thureday
Rarpis Weler
Windsor
London
Khedive of
Queen Victoria
Windour Castle
Yang-Tue-Mineg
Poraigmers
Webster Davis
Gus Huhtin
Mattie
Palin Tineyeh
Wanen
Harry Henry Somerset
Steve of
Malone
Weok
Menitior
Parker
Parkes Haw
Ktates
Kam
Great Vicerage
Li Hing Chang
Lesiupton
Kydine
Gar Heektun
Exta Peel
Cdehel
Canada
Hesimiete Chinces Immigration
Ottawa
Chivage
Chienen
Dune
K. Duffield
Board of Trade
Talivl
Macon
Hin
Augusta
Prohibition
Chicago Homes
Woolley and Metcall
Minth
Wee “Oklahoma
Stillwater
Hulbert
el Reno
Talhert
Patrick
Bnid Eagle
Itsaya
Uing
Becentary
Kingfisher
Hennessy
W. TL. Preneh
Chandler
Central Com
Allahama City
Meaver
Cleveland
Custer
Dewey
Tiemat
Greer
Kingflshor
Noble
Okla My
Bawnee
Mottawatouimie
Mager Mls
Washita
Woods
Bhy Woodward
Karnioun
Corm
Harvey
Barner
Star
Oklahoma City
Couch
Antimaias
Coman Cove
Western
Carollna
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