Saloon clashes and world events new from the era
In Prohibition park Mrs. Ballington Hoath denounces the Next Woman while reports note a Chicago beer price hike to four a barrel. Crop totals, military supplies to Russia, African wildlife, and naval rules improvements intertwine with alligator farming, nihilist activity in Russia, oyster yields, and forestry losses. Also covered are Denver Salvation Army cavalry, a horseless wagon in New York, and talk of jury system reform and railway nationalization in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Prohibition Park
Ballington Hoath
Chicago
St. Louis
Alliclnt
Santa Fe Ralrand
Kansas
Minois
Tessas
Debates on Money Question Headline in Georgia Grange Clash
A lengthy debate between Sromerang Hore Serre and Judge Runt Longley on monetary policy and bimetallism stirred a large audience in Grange GA. Treasury official Hownen issued ruling on sugar bounties deeming constitutionality unclear. Other notes cover war records, Protestant missions, Vanderbilts, and various disasters and accidents worldwide.
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Sromerang Hore Serre
Runt Longley
Grange
Commoniam Hownen
Federal
Treasury Department
Court of Claims
State Department
Washington
Waller
Aden
Red Sea
Paris
United States
England
William IH. Vanderbilt
Johnstown
Nid
Apedal
Clarksville
Mra. Curlisle
Christian County
Big Cayo Found in Glosa Mountains
Oklahoma brief reports the discovery of a figure named Big Cayo in the Glosa Mountains. Local authorities and geographers confirm the sighting and note no further details about provenance or significance are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Cayo
Glosa Mountains
Underground cave finds fuel speculation in western Oklahoma
Explorers J. J. Jeoes and Mart Hoffman report large caves near Puleview Oklahoma within the Glone mountains. They describe vast chambers with crystal rock and a rising water opening, plan to expand the cave using dynamite, and foresee a future rival to Kentucky's mammoth cave. Chief Deputy John Hale and Annie McDoulet are moved to reform school. the whisky death case at Waukomis involves Allen Wilson and a legal plea for manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
J. J. Jeoes
Mart Hoffman
Glone Mountains
Puleview
O. T
Largo
Chadukh
Kentlemen
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Igns Materal
John Hale
Ka Kinson
South Farmington
Mass
Annie McDoulet
Outlaw
Jonnie Moedkiff
Stevenson
Annie Me Doulet
Otd. C. Meboulet
Skintook
Belame
Annie
Jann Dosersett
Mies Me Doulet
Reformatory
Waukomis
Allen Wilson
Mayer
Phil Houk
Dr. Campbell
Campbell
Houk
Vagrant Woman Found Wrapped in Blanket in New York
A destitute woman known as Mrs Mitzaneth Ki. John, linked to the Eastern Star group, was found shivering on a Wythe Avenue corner, wrapped in a horse blanket. She was taken to the Cllyroer Street station. authorities suspect a rubbish fire started by the vagrant during a demented episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitzaneth
John
Wythe Agonde
Pend St
Williamsbarie
Clyroer Street
Ehid
Hi Pellor
Eh John
Penn Street
St. John
Thibert Macey
Micoy
Galind
Tinhert Masay
Benporie
Gating
Huskel
Cavanaugh
Excursion ticket sale to Montana causes party split
Fragmented readable text shows northern and eastern factions promising to continue selling excursion tickets to Montana points as a consequence of union Pacific concerns. Unclear details hint at a political dispute over ticket sales and regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Karrak Northern
Hell
Chicago
Wiven
Ayaa
Ives Collee
Terrifying Water Rescue Ends in Fatal Drowning Trio
Cripps clung to a drowning man in the river near Lake to the man U S patrol boat Manhattan as two men struggled. A lookout alerted police and a rope effort followed with a life-and-death struggle on the cutter. One man died before the survivors were rescued hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Perry
Wright
Crippa
Wagan
Wan Kevern
Cripps
Hypnotism Discussed as Crime Defense at Medico Legal Congress
The Medico Legal Congress in New York opened with Clark Bell’s paper on whether hypnosis can be used to commit crimes and the influence of the hypnotist over the subject. Widespread views emerged among doctors, lawyers, and judges on the legality and ethics of hypnotic influence in crime and testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Chicago
New York
Health Department
Christiana J. Forbes
Tay City
Saldaw
Mich
Ineehief
Governent
Ohiware
Auwowr
Vance
Deer Lver
Minn
Je Pate
Providence
S. 1
Ith
Inpraxavotis
Ind
Hoston
Boston
Azolea
TL .T
Choctaw National Council
Dawes Commission
Flaytford
Sherif Foote
Herald Brewing Co
East Side
Pron & Co
San Antonio
Tex
Labor Congress
Building Trades
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Wilson
Chicago Prairie Farmer
Nerak Vanavror
Bom
Swahart
Turkey Lake
Europe
Fine
Te P Peck & Co
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Emanuel Baptist Church
San Francisco
Woodlawn Station
N.Y
Sdob
Sea Beach Railrowl
Ranaway
William Butcher
Hickman
Tur
Shell
Rownbaum & Steefel
Singhester
N. C
National Association of Letter Carriers
Neall Blackwell
William Knapp
A. & Oller
Ollerout Knapr
Oller
Clark Bell
Het
Bigland
Actc
Carl Rextue
May
W. L. Howard
Baltimore
Sami
Johns Hopkins
Morain
Grover
Maesachupetia
I Bastar
Clark
Phat
Thin Medico-Lagal Congress
Beone Hut
Law Aencoln
Tate Medical Society
United States
Topeka police linked to life insurance scheme letters
A Kansas Independent report claims a letter from Harberger outlines a plan to expose a Topeka police chief and a life insurance partner in a scheme to arrest Praker or Selwell and reclaim money for executors. J P Davis of Kansas Mutual says Braker’s fate hinges on witness testimony and legal proof despite doubts from Kansas and Missouri lawyers.
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Topeke
Kaxeas City
Topeka
Kansas Independent
Poplin Rowill
Vinen
Duluth
Insurane Companion
Hola
George W. Praker
T Me Korman
Harberger
Praker
Selwell
Wathor
Schoell
Minnseoth
Wisconsin
Vraker
Minnesota
Wold Pweer
Fraker
Humber
J.P. Davis
Kansas Mutual Cisy Iosrrance Co
Freker
Kansas
Missouri
Erie
Trial of Durant Proceeds Slowly in Blanch Lamont Case
The Theodore Durant murder trial moves slowly as witnesses testify Blanche Lamont died from violence. Prosecutors seek details to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt while defense disputes timelines and seeks to undermine the uproven connections. Detectives continue gathering testimony to strengthen the prosecution case amid uncertain evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womientither
Slunelt
Pulletnrer II
Kbene Lauvent
Strugeh
Durcaet
Suspected outlaw Layne captured after Denver visit
In a late report from Cripple Creek, authorities say Layne, a long sought outlaw who swore he would never be taken alive, has been arrested near Viefojul after a tip linked him to a disturbance in the town. Two other men were captured earlier, with Cripple Creek police confirming the arrests following Layne’s descent from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waulon
Aleve
Ewlaary
Lendouin
Denver
Waller Case Delays in French Madagascar Record Transit
The state department warns the Madagascar court martial record will travel to Aden then Paris before Washington. If examined here, full facts may take another month, delaying any action. France faces pressure over Waller's land concession and possible indemnity implications. The Castine commander’s statement informs the French Tamatave irritation appears tied to a prior investigation.
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Peet Waller
State Department
Waller
Madagascar
Aden
Heaca
Paris
Washington
France
Tims
See
Hoy
United States
Tando
Suse
Castine
Paris Bank Bomb Attempt Ends With Arrest
A man attempted to detonate a bomb at a Paris bank on Rue La Pitte. He lit a fuse from a cigarette, but the weapon failed to explode and he was arrested. He proclaimed himself an anarchist as police took him away, sparking fears of renewed anarchist activity.
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Alphonse Rothschild
Paris
Abasolo
Mexico
Rodiguez
Washington
Indian Head
Herbert
Tuuercex
Huntington, Tonn
Serliuly
Shawnopin Station
Mittsburgh & Lake Erie
Waeshingteg
Evansville
Ind
Hellman
Ofleer
Mies
Tower
Minn
Kan
Fraker
Elye Companive
Freaker
Phillips
Nere
Duluth
Wes
Creek Nation Elects Ixpabeeker Chief After Quiet Vote
In the Creek Nation election the candidate Ixpabeeker won chiefship by a small margin amid a calm voting day. Opponents include Wowne and Perryman, with supporters aligned to a platform prioritizing Creek pasture control and trader temperance, signaling a tense rural power balance.
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Fapaterker
Borada
Porter
Perryman
Childness
Ixpabeeker
Hiss
Tle
Tragic Drowning Near Pier After Sudden High Tide
A woman and man drowned during an attempted crossing near a flooded pier. The couple were swept into deep water as a sudden line of water rose, and one partner was recovered later. authorities report the incident occurred off the shore with the pier submerged by the rising tide.
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Lannion
Hevillelatin
Maxton
Lannigen
Lannigan
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Exar
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Montenegro
Africa
Ely
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Chamberlain
Bayard
United States Fish Commission
Jacksonville
Pia
Tay
Cologne Gazette
St Petersburg
Russa
Alexander I
American Forestry Association
Michigan
Indiana
Salvation Army of
Col
French
St Louis
First Baptist Church
Wat City
Blanche Coxe
Thaewderald
Eniroads
Iailway Nationalization League
Massarhepette
AL Howard
Mit
Neo Mare
Columbia Colonization Company
Ban Dernardine
Cal
Calumbis Colonization Company
General C. 0
Howard
Sonstrant & Tam
Victor Narrows
Mojave
Capitaliatn
Lantevillies
Fivepost
Louleville, Ben
Woorlie & Go
Frakker
UASK
Richmond
Hill
Yon Kiston
Stade Us
Lung
Suageot
Liberty
Teorke W Russell
Smithville
Dantel Stone
Biome
Moti
Galhop
Lurene
Elie Daus
Malthe Vee
Br. Moward-Dinrrant
Bonny
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