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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
2
A sprawling summary notes various items from recent times including political arrests in Italy, royal life insurance figures for Humbert, dentistry secrets, coal and phosphate ventures, and irrigation plans. It also covers eye health studies, kindergarten origins, U.S. presidential lineages, wage trends, city population gains, banking embezzlement cases, and naval construction discussions.
Reports from Canton dated October describe 400 rebels burning villages housing about 3,000 residents as 2,000 troops moved to confront them. Gen Ho retires to Hong Kong after destruction of Shancha and Maluntow villages. A reward, in the hundreds of dollars, is offered for four foreign supporters said to aid the rebellion. Rebellion and famine threaten Kiwanest province as robbers prey on crops. Kinow Chan, a German mariner, is listed among the the impending danger and casualties.
Funeral in Manefield Ohio honors John Sherman long served as statesman and congressman. President McKinley and key Washington officials attend as city mourns with Episcopal church rites and graveside ceremonies marking half a century of public service.
A chaotic political notice from Chicago and New York rallies warns Democrats to report coercion and ensure ballots are counted, claiming votes will decide victory and shifting responsibility to local organizations. Includes various legal and financial notices and a Detroit murder report.
The text reports a district and national union decision to continue a strike no longer, with most miners ready to resume work after an agreement on a ten percent wage raise. It notes October updates from Scranton convention leaders and outlines terms for resuming operations and potential further wage discussions.
The bulletin reports a census snapshot showing population increases in several cities from 1800 to 1900 with percent changes and new counts. It highlights that some towns grew from under ten thousand to above the threshold and that the number of cities over ten thousand expanded in the period.
Reports from New York detail a resolution by the Greater New York Association of the National Restoration of Anthropeniatiat elie condemning imperial actions in Porto Rico and Africa and opposing executive power in the McKinley administration. A joint committee in St Louis seeks eight foot channel depth for the Mississippi–Red River corridor while other items note compulsory education for Osage children and forged campaign checks in New York.
Guthrie board rebuffs contractor Ellis over new library building cost and delay, with potential suit looming. Indian Territory timber and quail laws draw enforcement talk and debate over sawmill shifts and drought-era market effects. Election board reports on assembly nominations and ballot devices amid partisan contests. Anti saloon league faces setback as liquor licenses stand, while a horse theft association meets in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma city area reports a college football win by the University of Oklahoma over Chilloewa Indian team in Norman by 27 to? The Ponca City postal growth shows an increase in quarterly business with a 1 percent rise. Murder trials result in sentences for Lane Bidward Lane Edlow Terry Gare Held Terry and others. Governor Barnes requests Missouri murder suspect Adolphus Mahaney extradition. A new terminal railroad line near Oklahoma City connects St Louis and San Francisco routes.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a bakers exchange about truth and understanding. A Babylonian tone undercuts certainty as one speaker questions the others certainty while the response emphasizes effort over immediate clarity.
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