Population Census and Miscellaneous World Items
The page surveys diverse topics from an official census of Indian Territory with reported population figures to various notes on societies, individuals, and events. It mentions Camp Headwood at St Helena, Dr. Helenon Kudentor society, and Camp Simonstown in South Africa, along with discussions of notable figures and places, including Admiral Bradford and John Sherman among others.
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Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Reere Farm Christian Endeavor Society
Ncre Privmere
Camp Hieadwood
St. Helena
Thelving Helenon Kudentor Society
Marie
Camp Simonstown
South Africa
Uncle Sam
Admiral Bradford
Bureau of
Navy Department
Navy
Influence of temperance efforts on railroad men
The article notes that over 20 percent of New York Central Railroad dischargees in the past were for drunkenness, but among 20,000 employees today less than one percent are dismissed for such reasons. The shift is attributed to the Young Men's Christian Association and its rail department, promoting sobriety and reform.
Bryan Statement Reflections On Election Results And Plans
W. J. Bryan released a statement discussing the election outcome and the party’s strategy. He says the result surprised supporters, urges patience as results finish, and argues for gains in smaller cities and rural areas. He criticizes rival arguments and defends honest governance.
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Linnota
Neb
Hynes
Bryan
Bere
Campalenii
Congratulations to President McKinley Telegraphed
Washington reports received congratulatory telegraphs to President McKinley. Messages from officials and lawmakers praise his presidential victory and express hope for a strong continuance of friendship and policy across states.
Dewey Collection Removed From Hall of American History
Washington Neva reports Admiral Dewey has moved his gift collection from the Hall of American History to his Kleetsteind avenue home. The display, once prominent and valued at thousands, drew admirers including many children and private friends.
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Washington, Neva
Admiral Dews
Kleetsteind Avenue
Iany
Alleged Mail Abuses and Burghers Urge War Policy
Testmaster General Charles Emory Smith will call congressional attention to alleged mail abuses and propose abolishing privileges as part of his annual report. He will also review the system for express delivery and favor stronger general postal reforms. In South Africa, Uproar from Steyn council urged burghers to persist in the war, planning a southward move with 5,000 men amid reports Germany delivered an ultimatum to Britain.
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Washington
Charles Emory Smith
Congress
Estonia
Atere
Veetori
Steyn
Botha
Delarey
Giermany
Great Britain
Rex
Denver News
Detroit Journal
Manny
Ltr
Timon Dispatch
The
Menitivan
Philanthropist
Won Long
Suppressions Before Filpiondante Washington Reported
Government plans to suppress the Filipino junta at Hong Kong are under consideration with Moritain to be requested. Report mentions New York and various dates, with references to a local murder, oil dividends, and steel industry notes amid a garbled, multi-item page segment.
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Washington
Kent Moritain
Hong Kong
Democratic Party Reorganization Talk Nears New York Meeting
Detroit dispatch reports Dion M Atekineon stating a forthcoming New York meeting to outline a plan for reorganizing the Democratic Party. The call will reportedly bear signatures from prominent Democrats and attract both trends within the party.
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Detroit
Mich
Dion M. Atekineon
New York City
Dickinson Woyn
Wolf
Wilver
Stone
New York
Jefley
Wik
Jinot
Democratic Party
Vienna
Thole Party
Indians Democrate
Trilinnapolis
Ind
New
Witlad
Devon
Tum
Olney
Pattiven
Maine monument designs chosen for Spanish‑American war sailors
New York committee announces after examining 42 submitted designs the best three for the Maine monument to the sailors and soldiers who died in the Maine disaster and Spanish‑American War. The winning model, funded by Amos Frabet, is valued at 100000 dollars and will be erected in New York City. The top three will be developed further by the successors and the final design chosen.
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New York
James Grant Wilken
Maine
Amos Frabet
New York Journal
New York City
Wiening
A Continuous Ovation For McKinley On Return
Washington welcomed President McKinley and his wife as they arrived at eight o'clock Thursday morning. The journey from the line produced continuous ovations with crowds at every stop. Factories paused work and thousands joined in greetings as the president moved along the rear platform, delivering brief speeches at key towns. Mrs McKinley received flowers and patriotic tributes as supporters rode along, framing the trip as a triumphant journey to the capital.
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Washington
McKinley
Nee Lion
Mim
Russia annexes land along river opposite Tritech and Germain settlements
Tivo Tein Nav Gen linevitely informs foreign consuls that territory along the river opposite Tritech and Germain has been annexed to Russia by conquest. Foreign owners warned no claims will be entertained. Also includes railroad property east of the arsenal. Consuls plan protests. Local election returns cite Republicans winning the entire House of Delegates and Fredericn Degetan as congress commissioner. 131 Federals voted, GOP about 54,990. DeWat wounded in battle near Renu burg drift. Moer commander narrowly escaped. Constitutional amendment to hold biennial elections in Iowa appears adopted by about 25,000 plurality. London's new lord mayor Alderman Frank Green installed. Population notes: Maine 604,480. Massachusetts 2,204,400, with Maine up five percent since 1800.
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Tivo Tein
Kinadan
Daw
Tritech and Germain
Rissia
East Arsenal
Russia
San Juan
House of Delegates
Senor Fredericn Degetan
Congress
Coal in Arctic Regions Reported as Profitable Prospect
The New York Sun notes coal bells found in Arctic lands aiding expeditions and discusses commercial hopes in European Arctic. Bear Island and Spitzbergen coal prospects attract Norwegian and German interest, with multiple companies formed to mine in new deltas while transport and market challenges remain.
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Arctic
Peary
Greenland
New York Sun
Norway
Spitzbergen
Mear
Siberia
Seanad
Amtrup
Thin Island
Theelore Lerner
Germa Sea Fisheries Union
Troar Island
Muction
Hamburg
Bear Island
Spitebergen
Sears
Oklahoma Territory News Roundup of 1901 Debates and Appointments
Oklahoma Territory items report legislative letter correcting a misread law on Kiowa and Comanche allotments opening for settlement by proclamation within six months after allotments. Also covered are Baptist Mission Board meetings, Methodist and M E church youth appointments, Indian smallpox outbreaks, pardons, pension grants, and a new wholesale dry goods firm in Oklahoma City.
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Juno
Guthrie
Lon John H. Stephens
Congress
Thirteenth District of
Tes
Dat 8
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Oun I Stirineya
Texas
Baptist Mission Board
Gotthie
Oklahm
Ollahotin
Okialuie
W. M. Anderson
Oklahoma
Gothia
Ian Alieaiun
M. FB
Vinita
Thompson
Jerusial
Ider
J. Be Ryans
Wunell
P.M. Dykem
Yukon
W. M. Taylor
Ki Reno
Roberte
Reomey leWhorter
Hittings
A. Crosby
Myron
J. 1. McCanee
Berry
Morrison
I. VI
Pawnee
Jennings
W. Hughes
Stillwater
J. W. Homans
Chandler
Keokue Malis
L. H. Poll
Yogton
Ramsborn
J. W. Loyd
Shawnee
J. C. Fowler
Tecwinseh
Iw. Cummings
Pale
M.D Lamy
McCloud
A Husband's Negret and Civic Banter Nonsense
A collage of caricature captions from various papers notes husband wife quarrels and comic misunderstandings. It includes lines about marriage vows boasting heroism and ludicrous exchanges with school teachers custodians and managers, all delivered in a playful newsroom montage style.
Town Topics Jumble Reveals Shifting Alliances
Fragmentary notes mention an unsettled alliance amid war efforts. References to a figure named Mire-Bhe and a proposal to a woman suggest social dynamics influencing local actions during a period of conflict.
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Kisal
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Daves
Pasisioner
Sela
Liogold Morgan
Stim
Queen Laabella
Waldly Weoken
Upiei
Spain
Jane Sheree
John Sherman
Ohio
Republican Party
Srenslemond Sherman
Chase
Stanton
Todd
Hingham
Giddings
Wad Schenck
Telgium Ponsrones
Antwerp
Constan M. Clay Han
Weington
Ferra
Sunations
Pearl Robinson
Chicage
Albert Criqui
Dempenn
Admiral Lampeon
Eldowl
Hiph
Manly
McKinley Jassiet
Ralph
Naval Academy
Anmy Oils
Oryan
Lawhet
Braner
Ani
Ane
Sintting
McKinney
William
Heya
William McKinley
Karanadeit
Oymter Bay
Tennessee
Coward
Naebors
Nll
Holwomb
Yeaterlay Nabors
Miandad Oi
Randard Oil Company
Piqua
Don M. Dickinson
Clevaseat
Havana
Tor
Keized Hae
DeWat
Pretoria
Tien. DeWet Hie
Gen
Knox
Renuburg Drift
Perporta
Moer
Dex Molnen
London
Frank Green
Thurmlay
Massachusetts
Chicago
Chesatole
Tir Wilfria
Lamon
Wilfrl Laurier
Dominion
Canada
Keld
W. Sherwood
Eeld
Alva
J. M. Laird
Alva Orewit
K Barnum
Augusta
Memlyrs
Capron
J. W. Lent
Cleo
Wright
Concord
Harchfield
el Reno
Bom
Enid
M. Porter
Kerwin
W. Brown
Fountain
Bid
Mackverry
Harrymadt Hennessey
Gooch
Indian Creek
Jefferson
John Magen
Kell
A. Ke. Ryan
Kingtia
K Wagner
Tans Uora
Medford
Harper
Marshall
V. BE. Sala
May
Stephenson
Waynoke
W. M. Lampoon
Whitehead
I. Th Wadeworth
Woodward
J. Warren
India
Weat
Indian Bureau
Cartown Agencien
Mendlett
Kiowa Lodlan
Wichita
Cache Creek Massion
Patrick Mixion
South McAlevor
Johnson Jacobs
McCurtain
Jacobs
Oklahoma Wholasaia House
Oklahoma City
Booth McAlester
Simon
Lem Smith
Kun Hi
Outhrie
Clem Wilts
Tecumseh
Beer Land Jury
Wottawatomis Sousty
Elvilanit
Shawnee Duke W W. Canliny
Windemith
Shaw
Pont Office
Kiowa
Chickasha Express
Kiowa Reservation
Oblevesha
Mod
Beshées
Perna
Security
Carter
Pysthees Nase
Nouwene
Carl Hoffman
Walnus
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