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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
2
Disjointed 19th century notes discuss naval affairs, constitutional power, pain relief methods, war loot sales, a New York drink expo, a three mile tall winded umbrella, Lincoln, New Jersey street improvements, and potential women mayors. Mentions Lafayettes bones, Lafayett e, and various international trade topics, with scattered dates and places.
In Trenton New York July 8 Hebert Ingersoll a widely known figure died yesterday afternoon shortly after arriving at his summer home in Dobbs Ferry. He complained of a slight indisposition in the morning and collapsed while about to speak. A physician blamed apoplexy for the sudden death witnessed by his wife and five daughters.
A dynamite bomb tore through a street near Lakeview causing extensive damage. A streetcar line was disrupted as crowds attacked trolley equipment and debris blocked tracks. Police and officials prepared to move on the disturbance.
A chaotic scene in New Orleans after a shooting by Dr Hodges, a Tallulah resident, led to the lynching of five Italians and one man as witnesses fled. The incident sparked intense public turmoil and a quick mob response near the scene.
A Georgia case centers on a reward posted by Mrs Campbell for the capture of her son’s murderer. The court affirmed the decree requiring payment to the hirer of the informer, while Jamison and others dispute the motive and legality. Nearby reports note Clyde Mattox’s arrest in Los Angeles under an alias for Newkirk murder, with officials guiding possible extradition.
Governor Pine accuses New York politicians and press of forcing Secretary Alger from his post, asserting the president’s confidence and denouncing criticism as unmanly. He claims Alger’s resignation was compelled by political pressure and urges Michigan people to protest the line of attack against the administration.
Fragmented dispatches report casualties in a Philippine theater with American troops clashing near La Carlota and a notable capture of supplies by Capt Byrne. Separate items cover a New York packing firm resuming work after a contract agreement, and arrests in Topeka for unlawful cohabitation. London reflects a torpedo incident and a Woolwich electric plant fire with substantial damage. A Kansas regiment appoints a new lieutenant in the volunteer army.
The Hook Island and the Banta Vo railway companies will build a new line from Kiowa Kansas through Oklahoma into the Indian Territory to Fort SmithArk. The Chickasha and Fort Smith Railway Company charter grants operating rights over a route via Kiowa Chickasha the Wichitas and Kiowa Comanche and Chickasaw nations reaching Fort Smith. Directors include Low Wilder and Scott. Initial surveyors will be sent. construction planned within sixty days.
A Chicago interview recounts a harsher era memory from Indiana when a mob tarred and feathered a Black family and forced them from town. A man recounts his own humiliation rolled in a barrel while a crowd exacted vigilante punishment. He reflects on the cruelty and lingering trauma of the event and notes the moral cost to the feud’s instigator.
The article details black and white ribboned edgings on white organdie gowns, blue veiling bands, milk braid trims, and elaborate patterns. It notes green golf jackets, striped bodices, and diagonal bands, plus materials like book muslin and organza. Alpine straw hats with silk accents pair with pique skirts, and pale blue or red chiffon vests add color.
The Ladies' Home Journal notes that home life is the strongest educator of a child. Subtle daily pressures mold behavior and moral sense, with the home described as the seedbed of character guiding future destinies both here and hereafter.
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