Beavers Hear of Global Trade Shifts and Economic Topics
The Beaver Herald from Beaver details a wide mix of concerns including sugar and peanut markets, international trade talks, and proposed reforms. It notes a potential rise in peanut prices, proposed universal language congress, and government plans for rail and postal improvements. The piece also mentions tax and banking discussions, military manpower figures, and demographic changes in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Zamenhor
News of the Week Chronicle of wars disasters and society
The week’s news spans global conflicts naval movements and political shifts. Reports note the Spanish American War context with troop movements Philippines Cuba and consolidation efforts. Domestic disasters include factory fires exploração storms and explosions. Socialite events and organizational meetings mix with obituaries and public notices.
Rescue Efforts Expand Across Flooded Texas Regions
Dallas dispatcher reports 1000 athena to aid destitute at the adjutant, as Gov Sayers and the war department coordinate across Galveston and San Antonio to deliver relief. Rail lines and bridges along Brazos, Dewey, and Missouri Kansas & Texas are damaged, with towns severed and communications cut, while boats and trains aid evacuation and supplies reach delaying communities.
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Halvwaton
Tex
Puly
Gov. Sayers
War Department
United States Commissary Department
San Ane Hiblo
Niath
Galveston
Teadii le Suapondar
Galt
Colorado
Santi Pe
Meesuri
Kansas
Texas
Veldom
Quintana
Bravos River
Lower
Heaven Valley
Calvert
Wyriek
Dallas
J. Wyriek
Postal Telegraph Company
Daling
Wellnesday
Soulay
Kwvlock Sowlay
Smithville
Sealey
Miki
Wykel Sage
Brazos
Fife
Ood
Dewey
Hamenart
Belinea
Hms
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Austin
Sayers
Oklahoma Cattle Quarantine Moves Toward Proclamation
The Live Stock Sanitary Board plans another quarantine, targeting cattle from northwestern dairy states including Minnesota and Iowa. Kansas, Illinois, and Iowa push for strict testing, while the measure covers dairy and breeding cattle with tuberculin tests. Also noted are court schedules, a national land grant appeal, and Governor Barnes’ return from Washington with no anticipated investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Iowa
Indiana
Michigant
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Towa
Ilinois
Kansas
N.C. Campbell
Wichita
Illinois
Chicago
Elin
Eigin
Tanner
Elgin
Kansas City
Provisional Army Officers Named In Washington Cabinet
Proposals to appoint officers from regulars who served in the Spanish War and volunteers were approved. Reports mention delays in officer selections, a yellow fever note tied to Heatwole, and a large fire in Coulterville destroying several buildings and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heday
Provisional Army
Arnli
Hewtenant
Howell
Trinity Tall
Calbridge
Bleek
Kingdon
Mawelles
Habibure
May Have To Pay Pole Tax And Militia Duty Threats
The article reports tensions over a pole tax and militia service obligations for Company A in the territorial area. A street commissioner contemplates changes, raising potential court battles if militiamen are compelled to work. Guthrie’s Cd. Widmer is named for fair animal game duties under a new law, with other scattered notes on local hiring and fugitive activity.
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Company A
Territoriad Nvliitin
Tuthiete
Aisin
Cd. Widmer
Guthrie
Apeetor
Gowener Barnes
Mr. Wilner
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahom
Arrest of Tecumseh Postmaster for Perjury
Tecumseh notes the arrest of Jom White the postmaster on perjury charges. He had several civil suits with judgments against him and testified falsely in one case. Bond set at $nil before Justice J H Daugherty. Indian school system progress and current stats follow. The Pond Creek Milling and Elevator Co shipped its first wheat lot of the season at 60 cents a bushel to Kansas City.
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Ali
Vale City
Toms AP
Brenan
Hekeart
Mie
Aperail
Gmmuua
Presriieruie
Geilelteriffe
Peart Oly
Atkinson
Helios Howser
Whiteworthy
Maris
Chicago
Seanto
Jones Heros
Eblete
Cartie
Cleveland
Pottawatomle
Lefton Welly
Eibward
Kansas City
Sto
Waon
Gulf of Mexico
Paris
Tex
Charben
Winnie Liepwie
Mikes Hertha Whiteside
Doe Mojnas
Benin
Genni
United States
Mymouth
Eng
Monongabols
Yumi
Pall Wan
Chivage
Athe
HL Bender
Wililien Vonden
George J. White
Thy Nayey Vende Tue
Weatera Taper Wk Company
Kometawath Street
Iodiane Avenue
Inet Iit Nerlintary
Worger
Aretiot Hy
Witthrop Mining Company
Merron
Focalontan Hh
Bowen
Grande Mere
Can
Alger
Demin
Electete Solari
Thymes
Victor Ate le Dolean
John Amor
Ala
Malate
George Laylgae
Saginaw
Dawson City
Ataeka
Seattle
Wash
Ulyvuebehtt
Memphis
Cmpany
Menphis
Teun
Rein
Bremen
Josepl
Ay Poaal Bie
Uberiin College Ik
Fis
Ator
Kansas City Journal
M Barnes
Washington
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
Tecumseh
Jom White
White
J. H. Daugherty
Pond Creek Mil) and Elevator Company
Kansas City, Kan
Graia Men
Wade Crank
Hugh Gerah
Shawner
Gerah
Crank
Ealoon Tuan
Chickasta
Perry man lands clerkship with the Dawes Commission
W T Little of Perry has been appointed to a Dawes Commission clerkship at a salary of 1209 dollars a year. His residence will be South McAlester.
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Doptholler Dawes
Ilethas
Earl Loan and Trust Companion
Oriank
Goru
Apo
W. T. Little
Perry
Dawes Commissio
South McAlester
Oklahoma
Thomas J Mitchell Dies After Shooting at Shawnee Plant
Thomas J Mitchell of Shawnee died last week after being shot by W L Logue at the lee plant about a month earlier. Logue remains jailed awaiting trial for murder. Mitchell, a single man and engineer by trade, had just begun running the ice plant machinery.
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Thomas J. Mitchell
Shawnee
W. L. Logue
Lee Plant
Logue
Mitchell
Noo
Mitelelle
Drs. Bell
Ft. Worth
Willey
Governor commutes youth’s sentence in horn stealing case
Governor Barnes commuted David Aaron’s sentence from three years to twenty months due to youth and good behavior. The clemency follows the trial judge and prosecutor’s recommendations. Oklahoma exhibits fruit and grain products in Springfield this year, led by Oklahoma City and Edround.
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Govenor Barnes
David Aaron
Lincoln County
Oklahoma
Illinois
Olahoma County
Springfield
Tfl
Oklahoma City
Edround
Territorial Pharmacy Board Meeting At El Reno
The territorial board of pharmacy will meet in El Reno on July 10 to examine applicants for registered pharmacist certificates. Those scoring below seventy five percent will fail. an assistant pharmacist must improve to fifty percent. Exam topics include materia medica and other standard branches.
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Territorial Board of Pharmacy
el Reno
Materia
The Feminine Observer Humorous Take on Fashion and Society
A Philadelphia Tim es reprint pokes fun at women's fashion and social rituals. It notes the clash between dignity and rudeness, mocks aging and birthday boasts, and lampoons the idea of the fashionable mother and the wise bachelor. The piece satirizes how society rewards appearances and insincerity.
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Dolly
Reflections of an Old Maid in a Man’s View
A quirky piece contrasts love, reading, and vanity with wry observations. It jokes that couples share books to stay happy and that aging men and women perceive beauty differently. The lines poke at flattery and the ease of shifting attention to charm a partner.
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Deter Tee
Five idle tongues and old proverbs mix in shadowed hints
The piece parodies social vanity with quips about dieting wives, faddish dreams, and excuses from lazy or stout people. It cites curious lines from Chicago Daily Record and dubious tastes about Guinea natives and foreign cuisine, weaving sarcasm with sensational stereotypes.
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Ufe
Chicago Daily Record
Stavro fies laxative remedy advert from Calivonsia Co
A vintage advertisement extols Stavro fies as a pleasant potent laxative. It claims plant-derived infusions, gentle cleansing of kidneys liver and bowels, relief from colds fevers and habitual constipation, and emphasizes taste and safety while noting manufacturing methods.
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Stavr
Fies
Calivonsia Fie Synur Co
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