Indians and settlers clash near Oklahoma border battles
Reports from St Louis and Wichita describe forced removals of refugees in the Oklahoma outlet as Merritt and Captayes plan to drive them from stopping places. Troops may defend settlers amid fears of bloodshed and potential clashes with Ponca and Cherokee land forces.
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Legal notices and printing services advertised
A fragmented notice lists legal advertising at legal rates and special notices. It mentions job work, book and blank work, and printing lawyer's briefs in approved legal style. Weekly and monthly editions are offered with rates for one year and shorter terms.
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Mass meeting of settlers addressed by ex Congress Wear
A disrupted transcription notes a mass meeting of settlers addressed by an ex-Congress figure this afternoon. The fragment mentions themes of breaking away, surrendering to authority, and a call to reject laws, with references to settlers and old tools.
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Ex-congressman Calls for Strip Settlement Drive
President Cleve land urged implementation of open lands for white settlement. Ex congressman’s call drew cheers as about 3,000 homesteaders began breaking soil on the strip. Three cavalry units patrol to remove settlers, with weeks of work anticipated.
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Heavy Forgery Scandal Ties City Clerk to Banks
Charles E. Woodruff former secretary of the Young Men's Republican club and city clerk confessed to forging papers totaling about 40 000. Victims include First National Bank Mechanics Bank Middletown banks and banks in New Haven and Meriden. He says forgery lasted six years with about 500 000 in forgeries, largely backed by forged notes from prominent businessmen. He was held on 12 000 bail and taken to jail for trial.
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Fire Destroys Broad Way Residence of C Hameister
At Yavexten on April 27 the Broad way home of Christian Hameister near the railroad burned after midnight. Firemen arrived promptly but water supply and hose setup were delayed, catching the frame house in a total loss. Hameister and his children were inside but escaped unharmed.
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Colored pugilist Jackson defeats Cardiff in ten rounds
In San Francisco on April 26, Jackson, the Australian colored boxer, defeats Cardiff of Minneapolis in ten rounds this evening.
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Depew Orates in New York City Centennial Tribute
Chauncey M Depew delivers a notable oration from the treasury steps in New York praising Washingtons centennial inauguration and the formation of the U S Constitution. The speech traces colonial liberty, the Continental Congress, and the evolution of federal power and state sovereignty through the 100 year arc.
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