Superior Court Bill 15 Enacted for Guthrie Area
Governor Mas signed House Bill 104 creating a four county superior court in Oklahoma Pottawatomi Muskogee Logan and Pitt counties to relieve crowded dockets The court will share jurisdiction with the district court and judges will be appointed by the governor until the next secular election then chosen by the people for four year terms The act applies to counties with populations over 4100 and sets compensation clerks and stenographers per the measure
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Guthrie
Oklo
Mas. West
Oklahoma
Pottawatomi
Muskogee
Logan
Pittebure
Tamad
Nye
Wsaeree
Ther Beanle
Okla
House of Representatives
Senate
Okahoma
Hooker
Texas
Sigilie Hota
Kovernor Hankel
Credt
Cnurt
Tie Comtigh
Wrahngton
Cauge
Keowil
Payor
Efferta
Tie Ever
Carn ‘Ton Commission
Arlaue Lnes
Tee ‘Erate
Onde
Gow ‘Mission
Aasmas
Gall Road
Another Building for South Wilson Street
A businessman named Dan Meyers of Aurora, MH, negotiates a contract for a freyear Jeno with Pt TT to build a 60 by 80 foot store room at the corner of Wilken street and Canadian svems near the south Frenchie tot where the new post office will stand. The brick and stone structure is to be finished and ready for occupancy by July 15 this year, with Meyers planning a large stock of clothing and gent’s furnishings.
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Pe TT
Freyear Jeno
Dan Meyers
Aurora
Wilken Street
Svems
Airevt
South Frenchie Tot
Tte
Myers
Big Prices Paid for Baseball Players in Shuffle of Trades
A chaotic listing details multiple player transactions with large sums exchanged between teams including Chicago Boston New York Cleveland Detroit and Washington. Players such as Mike Kelly John Clarkson Brouthers and others appear in varied trades with prices ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars. The text reads as a rapid fire catalog of baseball player sales and loans across major league clubs.
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Mike Kelly
Boston
Chicago
John Clarkson
Howton
Treodore Brenstien
Chieinnati
St. Loul
Billie Marquard
New York
Indianapelle
Brouthers
Richardson
Fencett
Gatxel
Detroit
Jack Thorney
Toronto
Sein Fy
Hoey
Kroh
Palkenberg
Attizer
Washington
Cleveland
Howoll
Ck Powell Sald
Bresnahan
Cardinals
Murray
Raymond
Krager
Promina
Homefolks to Welcome Roosevelts in Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay residents plan a public reception on the town hill tomorrow for Mr and Mrs Roosevelt. The event, organized locally, aims to honor the presidential couple with a community gathering and celebration.
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Ansociated Press
Oyster Bay
Mra
Roosevelt
New Jerusalem Capital Plan Sidetracked in Oklahoma
Guthrie Oklahoma March 1 The legislature will not locate a permanent state capital. The Russell New Jerusalem bill and all other pending measures destined to move capital status are killed. Oklahoma City and Shawnee have joined to defeat all New Jerusalem related bills.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mar
Averrin
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Oklahoma House Passes Bill Creating Revision Commission
Guthrie March 1 The Oklahoma House approved a bill creating a five member codifying commission with 400 dollars per month salaries to overhaul state laws within a year. The measure aims to harmonize statutes and remove obsolete provisions while addressing law coherence across districts and agencies.
Gas Found In Oklahoma Water Well Near Stigttr
Stigttr Okla Mar 11 Workmen drilling a deep water well struck a heavy flow of gas. The sudden rush wrecked the drillers machinery and equipment. This is the second local gas well with an earlier well still supplying gas. Officials believe the two wells will provide sufficient light and heat for the town.
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Stigttr
Okla
Mar
Stigler Approves 29000 Bond for New High School
In Stigler Oklahoma voters approve a 29000 bond by a landslide with only four opposing votes. The funds will finance erection of a city high school building and early completion is expected as soon as feasible with active work starting promptly.
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Stigher
Okla. Mar
Vinita School Bond Election Set For Spring Vote
The Vinita school board, at a busy meeting, approves a spring bond measure to raise funds for a high school building costing 52 000 and a primary school in Pipst ward costing 3 000. The location in Third or Fourth ward will be chosen, with voting on April 27 at the regular city election.
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Vinita
Resolu
Etty
Land Fraud Investigations Funded by Congress
Witchington reports a congressional appropriation fueling a broad land fraud probe. Commissioner Bennett will aggressively pursue changes in public land conveyance to the West by corporations, aiming to recover extensive land values. The plan seeks to empower land office agents to widen the inquiry and pursue roughly 1100 goldien worth of land alleged to be fraudulently obtained.
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Witchington
Congress
Bennett
Garfield
Yiblic Domain
Offeiala
Goodinl
TAO
Import list outlines Australian imports worth 260 million
Australia imports a wide range of goods including dry goods metal manufactures machinery lumber tea iron and steel galvanized iron chemicals jute goods cordage spirits tobacco preserved fish hats boots and shoes manures oil paints sugar earthenware leather cement hops totaling about 260 900 000 annually.
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Australia
Nature Conquers Man and His Treasures
A Philadelphia Bulletin remark treats nature as overpowering human wealth and complexity. It argues that clouds failing to drop rain reveal the futility of city life and elaborate knowledge, and that only essential provisions truly matter to humanity.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Rainbow colors and double rainbow explained
The article explains that sunlight breaks into seven colors when it hits falling raindrops. An observer must be between the sun and the rain to see the rainbow, with a primary rainbow and a fainter outer secondary rainbow beyond it.
Sidney Kidman the Largest British Land Owner
An Australian cattle king Sidney Kidman is cited as the largest landholder in the British empire. He reportedly owns 49,216 square miles of land with 100,090 cattle and 10,000 horses. His rise from earning $2.50 a week at age fourteen to empire wealth is noted.
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Sidney Kidman
Mary of the lamb pfaode speaks of past timidity
In a fragmented excerpt a speaker named Mary reflects on years of appearing before a written mublig, noting her timid nature yet finding gratitude that no one ever called her Mamye. The garbled text suggests a memoir or personal aside with unclear contemporary references.
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Mary of the Lamb
Tie Mamye
The Difficult Japanese Alphabet
The article notes Japanese is hard for Western learners and even native speakers. it takes a Japanese child about seven years to master the essential parts of the alphabet.
Early July Mowing Terms Describe Meadow Stages
The excerpt notes stages of meadow care in July. The "south" refers to the first mowing, followed by a period of rain. Later comes the "second mow" or aftermath phase as grasses regrow and fields transition toward harvest.
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Seale
Electric Park Improvements Planned as City Resort
Dr W G Williams announced vigorous work to turn Electric Park into a pleasure resort. Four steel boats for an artificial lake will be paired with artesian water from the Isabel wall, piping from the well arranged. Materials from Kansas City expected, driveway and tower beds completed, aiming for a premier park this summer.
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W. G. Willams
Wity
Williams
Electric Park
Isabell Wall
Kinsoln
Taylor election bill passes the house
The House votes party line on a Taylor backed election bill amidst garbled phrases about ballot handling and voting integrity. The record notes unclear names and places but emphasizes procedure over policy.
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Taylor
HOUSE
Before the Age of Punctuation Jangiagen Readings
The text notes that early Jangiagen manuscripts lacked punctuation and uniform spacing. Fetters are described as evenly placed with no connecting links, making instant reading difficult and hindering clear comprehension.
Little Whalebone Now Taken
The annual whalebone harvest now tops around 255 900 pounds with most taking place from Pacific coast port whales. A few years ago the figure reached about 500 000 pounds annually.
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Pacific Coast
Cripples Save Mane in Mutual Shoe Shine Deal
On Friday two one legged men entered a Broadway automatic shoe shining shop and each had a single shoe shined for the same nickel, a clever mutual advantage noted by the New York Herald.
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Mane
Anlp
New York Herald
Gratitude Aides Kick to Curb Excess in Begging
A New York Press opinion argues against excessive gratitude shown by male mendicants receiving coins. The writer advocates a firm kick to prevent overthankfulness and frames generosity as potentially troubling.
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New York Press
Haskell to Appoint Secretary as Superior Court Judge
Governor Haskell announced yesterday the appointment of Joel B. Sandtin, his private secretary, to the office of judge of the superior court for Lom ap county. The position pays $3,000 annually. No successor is named yet for Sandtin as private secretary.
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Guthrig
Oki
Mar
Haskell
Joel B. Sandjin
Lomap County
Afr. Sandtin
Denies Right of Union 10 Boycott
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals modifies a lower court ruling against the American Federation of Labor in a boycott dispute tied to the Nugri Stove and Range Company case. The decree is adjusted to remove certain liberalization restrictions affecting the defendants while preserving core injunctive actions.
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Associated Prena
Washington
Milt
Dein Court of Appeals
Dstrict of Columbia
Autihemic Court of the District
American Federation of Labor
Pul Wahine
Nugri Stove and Range Company
Bt Davis
Moo
Daenon
Otter
Cuentioniog
Iowa Sheriff Rescues Prisoner From Mob At Jail
A sheriff ferried a prisoner through darkness to the station after a mob threatened the jail. In the aftermath Fred Kopen, brother of the slain girl, arrived with companions seeking Sunken. Four revolvers were later recovered from the group.
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Aasocintet Prete Regournes
Mar
Lyne
John Junken
Lark Ronen
Che
Mer
Etate
PL. Madixon
Fred Kopen
Gir
Engineer Killed in Southbound Railroad Wreck Near Fordnight
A southbound express train on the Arkansas Louisiana Gulf railroad wrecked twenty minutes north of here at fordnight, killing Engineer CW McDaniel and injuring Fireman 4 B Cowan and several passengers. One witness reported tampering with a switch.
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Monroe
Mar
Das
Arikan Loumina & Gulf
McDaniel
B. Cowan
Of Ignorance and the Proud Peasant Declaring Ignorance
A fragment asserts that a peasant should not be blamed for ignorance yet becomes worthy of scorn when he boasts of it and treats it as a divine deadline for his superiors, reflecting on social hierarchies.
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Ambrose Merce
Food of the Orient in early diet notes
A fragment notes that rice based dishes and savory meats from Dab Jong in China and Japan may be linked to eastern Alaska origins. It reflects a curiosity about regional foods and their possible migrations.
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China
Eustert Akla
Elkins Law Score Sparks Government Officers Debate
A government law officer commented on Judge Anderson's decision in the Standard Oil retrial, criticizing an attorney for failing to defend a client from the rebaring charge and questioning the fairness of the Dulead Shiree court of appeals. The remarks came during a discussion on the case and its implications.
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Associated Prixe
Washington, D. C
Mirch
Anderson
Standard Oil
Dulead
Shiree Court of Appeals
Ils
Carrot Growth Across Regions Reported
The carrot grows spontaneously across Europe and Asia including Ele Beria and northern China, extending into Abyssinia, northern Africa, Madeira, and the Carnary islands, showing wide natural proliferation.
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Europe
Asia i
Ele
Beria
China
Abyssinia
Africa
Madeira
Silence Not Always Virtue Line from Forrect Pree
Fragmentary excerpt appears to reference virtue and courage, mentioning lack of tora and noble quality. The readable text is not coherent, with incomplete phrases and unclear subjects or events. No identifiable persons, organizations, or places are present to form a solid news item.
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Lee
Heipe to Open Up Turkey Trade Roads Open
Active road building in Turkey and the opening of a new trade channel are expected to spur American automobile sales. Prospects include increased auto and motorcycle tourism across the empire as roads extend along the Bosporus and into Asiatic Turkey.
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Turkey
Bosporus
Unclear Court Appearance Noted In Damaged Clip
A garbled report from Nashville cites Mrs. Car Wack missing in court. The brief piece mentions Dr. Day presenting the Chieftain with some reference to money and a plant but remains largely unreadable and incoherent.
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Car Wack
Oklahoma towns plan new school buildings this year
The report lists Normin proposing a 39 271 dollar high school with Coffeyville brick and Bedford limestone, an auditorium seating 700. Mounds voting bonds up to 50 000 for a county high school and 4 500 for other buildings. Westville allocating 45 000 for a state normal and related bonds. and Musto approving 12 000 for medical building plans, indicating widespread school construction activity.
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Oklahoma
Normin
Coffeyville
Mounds
Schod
Weatville
Usat
Committee Worries Over Proposed Coffee Tax
Washington reports lawmakers express concern over a proposed coffee tax. Republican members fear the levy would hinder campaigning ahead of the upcoming election. A Mid-Continental group adds that duty on petroleum products could affect industry.
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Washington
Armania
Mid-Continent
Wittla
Ol Koosie
Hak
Petrelwnia
United Mine Workers and Railway Officials Confer
Representatives of the United Mine Workers and railway officials met in Philadelphia to begin negotiations over a possible wage and work rule settlement as the current contract nears expiration. The miners seek an eight hour day with no wage reduction and a standardized wage scale.
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United Mine Workers and Railway
Associated Prom
Philadelphia
United Mine Workere
Tbe
Sind
Moore Wmiform
St. Louis Boodler Surrenders to Warden
Amioelated Mervin Jefferson City Ata Mar Malle I Derker, a former member of the St. Louis bourne of delegaten, surrendered to the warden today after a bribery offense. The case ties to five events and involves a supreme court review.
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ST. Louis
Boodler
Mervin
Jefferson City
Ata
Mar
Malle I Derker
Louie Bourne
Whee
Hhce
Five Vents
Dramatic Missouri Senate liquor bill advances
By Associated Press Jefferson City Missouri a bill prohibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquor after January 1, 1900 was introduced in the senate today. The measure seeks to curb alcohol production and sale across the state with strict penalties for violators.
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Associated Prem
Jefferson City
Missouri
Arbor Day Observance Prompted in Community
Tomorrow is Arbor Day as teachers and patrons are urged to celebrate with appropriate activities. The event aims to foster care for trees and shrubs, promote protection, and encourage ongoing education in environmental stewardship.
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Tomwerrow
Perdigr
Mareh
Fragmentary OCR Wondering Text on Washington Visit
A garbled OCR passage discusses a Congress member Davenport and a possible Washington visit related to a political event. The text is fragmented and includes unclear names and actions, offering little coherent context or concrete facts.
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