Mixed-era notes on alimony taxes and public figures
A compilation of varied items mentions a WFR in Cleveland ordered to pay weekly alimony, while ex-congressman William L. Wilkerson warned against blindness to lung disease. Other notes reference wealth forecasts, rail mileage data, clergy ages, a postal ad boycott, and Alfred the Great’s legacy, all reflecting diverse countrywide concerns.
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WFR
Civizen
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Eas
Alfroud
Levant
Britain
Alfred the Great
Eogland
Richard of the Lion Heart
Wolseley
McKinley Welcomes Thirteenth Minnesota Volunteers in Minneapolis
President McKinley delivered an address to the Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers recently returned from the Philippines, after a welcome by Mayor Gray and Gov. Lind. Summers of the Second Oregon volunteers praised the soldiers as the crowd cheered, while McKinley spoke of unity, conquest, and future duties as the nation honors their service. An elaborate dinner followed in the exposition building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Exposition
McKinley
Minnesota
Philippines
Exposition
Scolot Arenas
Seo AA
Lind and
Gon, Summers
Oregon Volunteers
Chis Prattient
Prams
Rico
Alain
Thipelaen
Approntiai
Sivard Miles
Delaware
Maryland
Columboia
Alements
New England
Washington
New York
Aly
Ohia
Trenty
Spain
Senate
Thorn
Beniisiana
Alaska
Congress
Conerass
United States F Regiment
Gen. Summers
Old Glory
Luzon
SULTAN RELENTS AMID TURBULENT ARMENIAN CRISIS
In Constantinople an imperial order lifts restrictions on Armenian free movement and directs rebuilding of churches schools and monasteries with government aid. It also compensates families of officials killed in the massacres. In Chicago Senator Kyle notes the Industrial Commission aims to report to Congress by January on trust and immigration issues, predicting the trust endures. Funeral directors convene in Cincinnati with Ardmore VA’s Josiah Pearce elected president. H M Kirkpatrick to Denver as secretary. In Missouri a northern wind tale warns of 25 percent winter wheat damage. An accident in Riverside, California claims Frederick George and two young daughters Maggie and Lesh.
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Constantinople
The
Industrial Commission
Chicago
James I. Kyle
South Dakota
Fasi On Trial Commission
Cincinnati
Oet
of the Nation
Denver
Josiah & Pearce
Ardmore
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Elmwood
Lil
Missouri
St Joseph
Philadelphia
Frederick George
Maggie
Riverside
Surprise Filipinos At Magalnan In Skirmish Echoes
A half hour clash ends with Filipino forces retreating into Magalnan as Americans capture trenches. Five Filipinos killed and three wounded. one American wounded. Siege ends with troops returning to positions and wire removal underway. Cavite battles mark transition from resistance to retreat.
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Enti
Magalnn
Sehwan
Sohwan
V Perez Das Marinas
Imus
Maluben
Bacoor
Signal Corps
Tring
Siang
Indang
United States
Alejandernen
Cavite
Viejo
Noveleta
Live Stock Quarantine Rules Adopted by Interstate Association
At a meeting of the Interstate Association of Live Stock Sanitary Boards the quarantine and open season report was adopted. The open season runs November 1 to January 1, and stock shipped into Missouri Kansas western Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona must first be inspected and proven free of ticks. Shipments into other states during the open season are not required to undergo this inspection. The report will be sent to Washington as a guide for federal movement controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Association
Washington
Chicago
Interstate Association of Live Stock Sanitary Boards
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Celebration at Alexandria marks city’s founding anniversary
Alexandria Virginia celebrated the city’s founding with an outdoor pageant featuring soldiers sailors and district allies reenacting Washington and Mrs Washington’s Mount Vernon to New York journey for his inauguration. The event concluded with a court of honor and masquerade procession. The piece also notes a Philadelphia AntImperial League meeting forming to oppose U S expansion and Philippine conquest, plus Republican convention prospects in multiple cities.
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Alexandrian
Get
Alexandria
District of Columbia
George Washington
Mount Vernon
New York
Gen. Washington
Philadelphia
George F. Eitmunds
Herbert Welsh
George G. Merver
United States
Congress
The
Philippine
Time limits on Cherokee Outlet final proof explained
The Medford Patriot reprints a letter from the General Land Office clarifying final proof deadlines for Cherokee Outlet settlers. Entries before July 26, 1904 have ten years to prove up, those after receive nine years. the note confirms ceded Indian lands status and links extensions to Acts of 1840s and 1800s.
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Medford
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Washington, DC
Thomas J. Palmer
Oklahoma
Sam
Cherokee Outlet
Tedian
Miscen Henan
Corner Pews and Temple Dedication at Guthrie Masonic Lodge
The laying of the corner pew at Guthrie's Masonic templelast Wednesday featured a notable ceremony with top Masons from across the territory. Hon Harper Cunningham presided as master of ceremonies and Major D D Leach acted as proxy for Grand Master W L Royside. The temple, valued at about 678000, is planned as a beautiful structure to be used for par pits only.
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Carnes Howe
Masonic Temple
Guthrie
Harper
Cunningham
D. D. Leach
Okishoum City
W. L. Roy Sid
Corserstone
Cotton boom lifts Oklahoma farmers amid scarce yield
A Gothic Kansas City Journal piece predicts a strong Oklahoma cotton harvest despite shortages. It notes yield will be below normal in Oklahoma but still higher than Texas and other key states, creating high demand and rising bids. Growers expect prices to advance, offsetting the crop shortage and boosting profits.
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Kansas City Journal
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Texas
Quarterly account of insane asylum expenses across counties
Dr John Threadgill superintendent of the asylum for the insane filed a quarterly expenditure report detailing territory costs by county. Totals include Cleveland 1068.58, Dewey 1994, Kay 10, Noble 89, Payne 1007.07, Washita 408.01, Woods 503, and other counties, totaling 19446.20. Sheriff Rinehart of Guthrie reported Nate Silva at large after escaping from Bates county jail years ago. captured near Dow this county and returned to Missouri. A reward of 89 was offered for Silva's arrest.
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John Threadgill
Saolinelum
Meurer
Blaine
Cleveland
Cirter
Dewey
Garfield
Granity Reer
Kay
St. Kingfisher
Linvota
Joes
Lavan
Aay Noble
Ty Oblalonen
Paware
Payne
Vottawatoule
Bower Mills
Washita
Woods
Woolward
Antorious
Rinehart
Guthrie
Mudd
Butler
Bates County
Nate Silvia
Agale
Silvia
Dow
Rinnehart
Missour
Agal
Bird
Silva
Child Dies After Gin Stand Incident in Burney
Local dispatch reports a tragic event at a gin stand near Burney Mastings where a young boy was found dead after the stake swung and a gun? or saw moved. authorities note a Hitle fellow was sent away by the ginner prior to the accident.
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Mbittad
Washlia
Fragmented 19th century garble hints at medical cures
OCR fragments reference digestive illness malaria and indigestion while citing various disorder remedies. Mentions Detroit Journal quotes on honesty and a Town Topics sales pitch for Piso's Cure with internal consumption cure priced and advertised.
Fragmented OCR note on business venture reading oddly
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a large business venture, pricing and capital, mentioning Smyth and a city or region. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, with lines about advantages and high value, lacking coherent facts or dates.
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Ppavan
Beaver Herald
J. F. Daves
Pulettener
William L. Wilkon
Jreteeral
Washington and Lee University
Tom Te Jonxson
Ife
Ofice
Louieville
Trent Railways
New Jersey
Secretary of State
Ademira
Mas Oile
bin Pnaal
Ademiral
Boob Moses
Mil
Henry Succes
Moxtreal
Albany
Tien
Mayon Puck
Macon
Bellawer
Dison
Tte
Ers
Eee
Ito
Genrkeor Cues
New al 7 Ind
Misa Orin
Tha
Tarf Hruppe
Anderon
Ind
North Central Mission
Marth
Ohio
Philippine Islands
Minneenin Volunteers
Farkey
Kaler Wilt Fermi
Hwamps
Young
Marcus A. Hannaine
Comporites
Cleeland
Kaw
Wan City
Milwaukee
San Francino
St Louis
Ciocknati
Marquette
Mich
Willis Maguire
Sonora
Mew
Americas
Tronwenal
Chicago Packers
Knoxville
Valentine Sevier Nasun
City
Olympia
Itoot
Cumberland
David Coal and Coke Company
Thomas, W
Koxokokoh
Phave
Bowen
Gees Pree
Butler County
Spotwood
James Westbrook
Hetler
Hir
Westbrook
Dunoll
Townsend
Indian Territory
Detaher
Read
H.L. Fell
Jautume
Neh
Rome
Sorde
Chote
Pire
Ronan Guinagte
Detroit Journal
Atchieon Glebe
Etoy
Micke
Piso
Smyth
Walielied
nWvial
Lydia E. Pinkham
Susie J. Weaver
Callowhill St
Mas. Pinkham
Mediacine
Mas. M. Baumann
Watst St
Ill
Wah
Aanaad City
Evans- Snider-Buel Co
Ekanan
Capital
suaPcus
Union Stock Yards
Rational Stock Yards
UNGN
South Omaha
Heb
Kansas City
Kamae City
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