Beaver Herald News Briefs Mix War Tax And Public Plans
Fragmented 1918 era notes cover topics from a proposed income tax by the United States to future plans for a lake Erie cooperative colony. Also mentioned are war department aviation, a municipal sanitarium, a centenarian death, forestry reserves in Minnesota, and a Christian daily newspaper proposal with editorial leadership ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shelton
Convention &T
Detroit
Mich
Ile Ougy
Sheldon
Cuban Independence Question Draws US Attention in 1899
July 1899 report notes President McKinley weighing steps toward Cuban independence while planning to present a question to the Cuban people. It covers trusts criticism, Alaska polar exploration ideas, a medical breakthrough on basement membrane cancer, and a U S expedition planning to map southwest Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
McKinley
Cuba
London Pathological Society
de Lambert Lack
News Of The Week Gleaned From Telegraph And Mail
A wide array of items from politics to accidents fills the week’s telegraph and mail gossip. Reports touch on military appointments and retirements, pension plans, and discussions in Washington, with notes on railway accidents, fires, and public notices.
Apostle's son visits hotel amid church politics in Missouri
Apostle Heigham Young, son of the Mormon leader, travels from Salt Lake City to attend meetings in Missouri. He discusses church plans, labor issues, and proposed political actions while addressing attendance at a National Association of State Labor Commissioners event and urging support for propounded reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misuellan
Lafayette
Parke
Che
Kansas City
Mischiri
Kannan
Sane
Trulia
Wweritiry
BMW
de Lae
Teevennan
Trea Ira & Ateton Railroad
Aifyndade
Chenuyeh
Ataut
Canterbury
Church of Engeinned
Beret
Pittsburgh
Manceelas
Detooit
Mick
Kinsing Bay
Hele Leerich
Trenton
Nod
Vortin
New York
Halifax
Sirvices
Casey Creek
West Liberty
Day
de Veoubing
Mtot
Frke Weagebiron
Ala
Axiiep
Bison Jatin
St. Louis
Angeles
Cal
National Educational Association
Comahilmer Hines
National Association of State Labor
Kareem
Oitentt
Chia
Heigham Young
Satt
Oty
Hemlet
Oluireh
Henn Pneifie
Witter
Milter
Milter Eysulinn
Ivine
Tyowel
Tore
Nina
le Memon Editres
Roberts
Biron Ayof
Tivier
oogrRes
Lhiren
Wiver
Missouri
Jefferson City
Rixey
Wind
Gov. Stephens
Zeigenbein
At. Louis
Statis
Minsoiet Witmer Chir
FTL
wyteMit Funkory
Ani
Hallinpe
Lund
CeroWun
Sickness After Flood Strikes Haleeston Area Heavy Losses Reported
Flooding hits Haleeston Tens area as sickness rises amid scarce medicines and transport. Haleeston plantation owner Hale Carlisle reports four deaths among 47 families. waters flood buildings and crops. conditions threaten higher mortality. Also noted: fire at Kansas City Smelting works. Lafayette statue fundraising. jail escape incident in Independence. Nearby Spain sees four bomb blasts with no serious damage.
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Carlisle
Carliste
The Dying Witch and Delaware Land Rights Appeal
Fragmentary 19th century poem The Dying Witch stirs memory of a historic petition for Delaware Indians rights in the Cherokee Nation. The piece links literary verse with a legal plea by Kichnet Adams describing Dawes Commission concerns, land seizures, and tribal claims in Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kichnet Adama
Terri Oyter
Washington
Abelata
Jorge Jenkes
Watt
Elalds
Supreme Court
Chesey
Witis
Trecertila Elticens
United States
Cheralve OU
Peenigten Company
Charles MH. Alithet
Clylages
Delewares
Eladias
Chenier
Dawes Commission
Appraising Indian Lands and Local Murder Confession
John Kelly of Wichita writes to the Eagle on allotment work for the Ubickasaws and plans a detailed survey across northern states to fairly divide their lands. The report also covers a Wichita county murder case, government funds, and a summary of territorial financial warrants ending June 1.
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John Kelly
Wichita
Eagle
Allott
Bauer
Choctaw
Tesas
Fng Weil
Red River
Anton
United States
Territorial
Jeon
Wee
Hopkin
Colored Ageleuttural and Normal University
Deaf and Dumb
University
Fand Seevererce
Normal School Fund
GOAT
Northwestern Normal School Fund
Agricultural and Mechanical College Fund
Innocent Seeks Fair Trial Amid Missouri Detention
WILLI S to Kanaan City letters claim innocence and request friends in Oklahoma to aid his defense. He notes removal to Missouri for habeas corpus and asks for goodwill, while describing a debt attachment involving a fine setter dog tied in court.
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Ecial
Kanaan
Alexander Denver
Gilbert Gates
Ih Cullenan
Inklahoma
Missouri
Oklahous
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Justion Maidt
Mexican inmate escapes Guthrie jail in stormy chase
Nickamore Saera, a Mexican under indictment for murder near the Anwlarko agency, fled Guthrie federal jail climbing from the cage to the roof and using a rope. In Perry a lightning strike damaged Postmaster Ton Kirby’s residence during a severe wind and rainstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickamore Saera
Anwlarko
Guthrie
Mexico
Saera
Twpestory
Perry
Ton Kirby
Birth of Three Siblings Reaches Washita County
Mrs. John Lacy of Washita county welcomed a boy on Saturday and twins on Sunday. The trio weighed a total of twenty four and a half pounds at birth, marking a notable addition to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lacy
Washita County
Burned Fisherman Injures Friend in Crude Frying Accident
In a rural fishing party at an improvised stove, Joe Freres of Hennessey lit a hot grease billet on a cracker box balance. A companion sat on the opposite end, causing a grease spill and a severe burn to a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Freres
Hennessey
Old and New Buildings in a Great London Museum Plan
The article describes the proposed central museum in Chesterfield house London to unite dispersed collections from Salina and Diwelotian into a single building. Architect M Reflon, overseeing Louvre restoration, aims to restore Tulleries garden to La Notre era while noting Notre Dame’s unequal towers owe to historical bishopric rights.
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Chesterfield House
London
Dalmatia
Salina
M. Reflon
Louvre
Han
Tulleries
la Notre
Notre da
Paris
Parke Wan
Sens
Salted foods and fruits advised for digestion
Regarded food guidance notes salted fish and meats upset the stomach while apples, rice, onions, and certain fruits supply nutrients. It praises onions as strong nourishment, recommends bread with meals, warns on ripe plumes, and notes cheese and butter in moderation, with roasted potatoes and milk as useful combinations.
Sharps and Flats in Music History Fragments
A garbled 19th century music notes snippet cites Mendelssohn dying at 28 and Mozart dying on December 5 1701. It claims hautboy and oboe are the same instrument, semitone as smallest interval, and mentions jaw harp origin. Includes misread names Sarasete Pamplona and Carl Zerrahn born July 28 1826 amid unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Mozart
Pamplona
Spain
Carl Zerrahn
Dairy and Creamery Practices From Iowa Dairy Report
From the twelfth annual report of the Iowa dairy commissioner dairy notes urge efficient milking and careful handling for creamery delivery. It claims 6,000,000,000 gallons of petroleum produced worldwide with the United States producing 2,000,000,000. Russia 250,000,000 and others in a dozen nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowa
Treasury Boreau of
United States
Russia
Miss Lockheart Praises Mrs Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A letter from Miss N J Lockurant of Eusta Dera Pa recounts dramatic relief from female trouble after five bottles of Lyla E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and two Liver Pills. She describes kidney issues dropsy and tumors resolved, credits a friend for a booklet, and notes ongoing use. Mrs Pinkham offers free advice to suffering women from Lyon Masa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyla E. Pinkham
Thad
Miss N. J. Lockurant
Box 16
Eusta Dera, Pa
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Beaver Herald
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Beaver
Revue Hs
Tess
Germany
Baron Canabal Sram
War Department
Fort Hayard
Ana
Wrniye
Milain Stevens
Necro Wonmin
Tastigton
A. Mle
Lake Erie
Tatoo
Chicago
Hie
Atif Pae
Prater
Morioh
Vlureh
New Yale
Minnesota
Roosevelt
New Pook
Michael Keene Hospital
Emanuel Priend
de Hill
Bostin
Philadelphia
Sun
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Kax-Coxomessan Pangrian der
The
Industrial Commission
Jeet
Trusts
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North Pale
Miygres Tved
Ty A. Jackson
Alaska
Araphical Soviet
Heaven
T Ned Tates
Usster
Hubert T. Hill
Gineat Berd
Texas
Rio Grande River
Pecos
Rio Grande
News OF the Week
Telegraph
Mall
Engle
S. Pawtr
Wena
Teimerlin
Mapatet Troi al
Ce. Carr
Alfraal K. Mirkem
Carey
Buccav
Rye
Alyor
Ale
Sonu Weetow
Cewek
Philippines
Myer
Anakoon
Soar Pranelseo
Lietinmalmois
Oregon Regiment
San Francisco
Neem
Ness ManAl
Eevseve
Tevrenan
Meyers
Hootewerel
Nortiwgsraen
Kitreet Tridge
Oh Beng Tete
Aendietar
Iyenhee
Liv
Trate
Amerty
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St Hey Thieelesii
Selwarekelitil
Sileberger
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Dat
Kan
Elvis
Tarn
Corufen
Tates
Negro
Hole
Department of Agriculture
Mon
Wik
Syhcore
Father Flaite
He Uhre Hrothere Ab Lille
Vranco
Wurder
Phen Suis
Proesone
Sinanhinge
Windiwa
Pothon
N. M
Tue International
Tie Hentinvists
Lamdon
United States Agricultural Department
Newport
Chie
Oregon
Voluntere
Kansas
Pontiae
England
Katia City
Otuumwa
Satan Devi
Aribaere
Propille
Jones
Lisbon
O' Keene
Ole
Harvey Brady
National Association of the Deaf
St. Paul
Ming
Willam Wakely
Tyrone
Ehrenfeld
Monroe Attest
Brigham Young
the Apostle
Tesme
Lowe
el Paseo
Tex
Tita
Mate
Indian Territory
Salon
Independence
W. Maddox
J. Maddox
Barcolome
the Cay
Toms
Awl
Testa
Moyenn
Bendile
Jon
Delaware
Pertis
Sherman
Martin
Gord
Plons Report
Trease Terth
Lotie Wienita Kaile
Mountain View
Burris
Wichita County
Mary Garborough
Smoller
Siyloe Kirk
Hineb
Wetdow
Tyan
Rick
Hayigristen
Liksitter
Taylor Pennekgers
Lowant
Chand
Kirk
William Kirk
Kin Oite
Willi
Dog Eld
Hood
Miss Lockheart
Mrs. Pinkham
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