Plans for sale of school lands in Guthrie Oklahoma
Secretary Cassidy of the state school department plans this week to organize the sale of 1,622,638 dollars of school and public building land. The lands, classified as grazing and agricultural, will be offered via warrants with interest and state warranty. The sale targets three counties and requires a pamphlet with land descriptions and locations.
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Guthrie
Okla
Mer
Cassidy
Staw School Department
Mir
Cuseldy
Bern
Fortier
Warnut
Ieee
New Oklahoma Election Law Explained by Attorney General
Gaturie Oklahoma March 14 Inquiries about the new city election law were addressed by Attorney General Reeves. The bill central features place all elections under county election boards and require nominations for primary ballot positions to be filed by qualified applicants ten days before the primary election on April 6.
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Gaturie
Okla
Beite Beste
Man City
Reeves
County Election Board
New York Apartment House Fire Endangers Many Lives
An early morning seven story apartment building fire in New York caused injuries and widespread danger as residents clustered on ledges awaiting rescue. Firefighters arrived quickly and saved several occupants as flames engulfed the Brent Avenue area, with some residents narrowly escaping death.
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New York
Associated Press
Mary
Gore Ware
Brent Boike
Aye
Commission Form of Government Battles For Ballot Recognition
Topeka Kane March 10 The supreme court issued a writ directing Hutchison to place the names of nominees for commissioners on the ballot. The commission form of government was adopted this month but officials refused to recognize it.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kane
Upreme
Hutchison
Bank Vault Incident Sparks Rural Turmoil in Ark
Report from Bald Kiob Arkansas describes a gun attack on a bank vault and surrounding area. Authorities pursue a suspect described as a young, armed man who damaged doors and wounded a guard, with the motive tied to a planned dynamite act. Local residents faced terror as police search for the culprit near Mald Knob Hank.
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Bald Kiob
Ark
Poivite
Heudite
Bacteria in Sooke Mentioned in Old Book Pot Theory
Fragmentary note discusses bacteria and aging pots from old books. Mentions damp conditions promoting propagation and references a figure named Hal.
Rich Land Unused and Forest Fire Deception Highlighted
A report notes fertile untapped Cuban mountain ridges and valleys preserving precolonial conditions. An Oregon man faces accusations of starting forest fires to lure deer, a tactic linked to hunters.
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Cuba
Oregon
Spokane
The Time on a Wife’s View of Her Husband
A fragment notes a woman considering her husband’s value only occasionally when discussing his salary. The tone hints at fluctuating perceptions of his worth within marriage.
Hypothetical ban on lamb sales and Wall Street impact
The prompt asks what would happen on Wall Street if lamb were prohibited by law. It treats the assertion as a truth that people become what they eat and explores economic and market consequences of a legal food ban.
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Wall Street
Fragmented Nature Column Notes Prompt Harsh Pushback
A chaotic OCR fragment hints at a discussion of returning to nature and a baseline pushback from readers. The text references difficulty, objections, and a quote attribution to Puck, indicating a satirical or opinion angle without clear details.
Miss Crichton Extinguishes Bias in Dramatic Moment
An archival note from the London Daily Express recalls Miss Crichton bravely extinguishing the bias while Terr Eckhold led the orchestra through a challenging passage in a noted performance.
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Miss Crichton
Terr Eckhold
London Daily Express
Seldom Fails to Impress in Humble Mausoleum Tale
A cryptic line notes a nun seldom creates envy by Duliding for himself a finer mausoleum, hinting at a modest yet notable burial monument in a historical context.
Wheat Rust Across Regions and Free Library Villages
Wheat rust appears worldwide with no specific grain grade limits. In New York state there are 42 villages hosting free libraries, each with populations between 1,000 and 7,000 residents.
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State of
New York
Roosevelt letter regrets missing Cleveland memorial meeting
A wire service summary of Theodore Roosevelt writing to express regret at not attending the Cleveland memorial meeting in Carnegie, praising Grover Cleveland and recounting Roosevelt’s view of Cleveland’s career. The letter notes Roosevelt’s support for Cleveland’s judiciary stance and contrasts their public service careers.
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Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Carnegie
Dewar
Stetson
Cleewland Memorial Committee
Nim
Fim
Hid Biph
Etieracters
Cumhmaty Kk Davis
Minnesota
St. Louis
College Town
Soura Theodore Roosevelt
Senate tariff bill sparks wide debate across factions
The Associated Press reports in Washington that the Senate faces a broad debate over tariff revisions. Senators from Maine and the Pacific Northwest oppose the Chamber's plan, while Minnesota and Dakota lawmakers push for freer lumber. Arguments on income tax, coal duties, and steel cuts intensify as committee shelves and amendments loom.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Senate
Maine
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Michinesota
Dakota
Curtis
Kaneva
Ceri UE
Payne Oak
Kansas Methodists Oppose Football at Their School
The Kansas Methodists oppose football at their school in Baldwin while TD ML Butler, former editor of the Pryor Creek Dipper, visits Vinita en route to Grove. He is accompanied by Nits.
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Kansas Methodists
TL ML Butler
Pryor Creek
Vinita Visitor Today
Grove
Nits
Butler
Ex convict lynched after wounding police chief
West Virginia mob hangs 19 year old Joseph Crown at Whitmer after he shot and wounded Chief of Police White during an incident near Whitmer. The mob seized Crown from jail and executed him by hanging him from a telegraph pole.
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Convigt
Associated
Mkoum
W. Va
Joseph Crown
Eccvict
White
Whitmer
Nea
Bere
Brown
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict in Cooper Sharp Trial
Nashville dispatch reports the jury in the Cooper Sharp case failed to reach a verdict at noon and was sent back for further deliberations. The panel, including jurors Ralph Wanderkien and Carrie Stevens, had deliberated for hours as court officials awaited a decision on the charges.
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Aawoolanidt Preks
Nashville
Hart
TANKS MAY HAVE BEEN DYNAMITED IN PARKERSBURG
Water tanks supplying Parkersburg West Virginia exploded after two blasts. The disaster killed several people and injured many others as vast flooding swept through the city. Investigators believe the tanks were dynamited, with two explosions preceding the ruptures.
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Associated Press
Parkersbura
W. Va
Millionaire Offers Reward in Kidnapping Case
A wealthy individual pledges a reward of 100000 for the recovery of an abducted boy. No credible leads have emerged and authorities have not yet identified or captured the kidnapper. The appeal emphasizes cooperation and safety, with police continuing the search.
Mend the Manners at Chautauqua Conference
Mrs Miriam N Loomis urged better college manners at a Home Economics conference in Chautauqua. She cited instances of girls at reading colleges throwing bread and cake and hotels charging fees to serve students. She urged making the table the school social center and questioned the need for apologies for college manners.
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Miriam N. Loomis
Chautauqua
Reading
Suez Canal Reports 1907 Shipping Revival Gains
Consul General Robert J. Wynce reports Suez Canal shipping and tonnage rose in 1907 with net tonnage up 1 282 930 tons from 1906 and 1 514 329 over 1905. Receipts for 1907 increased by 1 557 000 dollars compared with 1906.
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Suez Canal
Robert J. Wynce
Global plate glass to break within ten years
A law of storage predicts every piece of plate glass worldwide will rupture within ten years, signaling a sweeping shift in material durability and construction practices.
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