Remarkable Guthrie Tale of Love Crime and Divorce
In Guthrie Oklahoma a three governors bounty of 200 is offered for the arrest of D. Ginze charged with embezzlement amid a tale of love, divorce, and deceit. The report recalls a wealthy lender Henry J Kendall and Belle McComi wife who sued for divorce after cruelty and neglect. Belle obtained alimony, then a stranger named D. Glazy wooed her, gained power of attorney, and drained her finances before vanishing. The con man was later tracked to British Columbia and other cities, with suspected schemes to win her fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Barnes
Ginze
Henry J. Kendall
Jases Gadenly
Leas
Evi- Daen
Glane
British Columbia
Klondike
St. Lewis
Chicago
Yaqui Uprising Sparks Mexican Military Mobilization
Yaqui Indians are being rallied across Mexico as artillery units and troops hurry south from Chihuahua and Durango. Emissaries lure Yaqui laborers to arms while workers desert mines and farms, fearing renewed clashes after a major August battle left nine dead and twenty wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Tanti
Negiles
Aziz
Chihuahoa
Durango
Arizona
Soene Siomg
Copper mining firm incorporated to operate Arizona New Mexico
The Arimer Consolidated Copper Company was incorporated in Trenton with authorized capital stock of 5 000 600 and plans to operate mines in Arizona and New Mexico. The item notes travel ferry fares and a local pharmacy ad snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Ang
Arimer Consolidated Copper Company
Arizona
New Mexico
Trade conditions tighten as deliveries lag and prices rise
New York Aug 3 The Iron Age reviews ongoing trade strains with persistent shortages of labor coke pig iron billets and wire rod. Demand remains strong with first half 1900 orders rising as buyers accept current prices for secure supplies. Open hearth billets and wire rod inquiries point to imports from England and Europe amid a rising market for buildings and bridges including designs capturing work in West Indies Chile Peru Central America and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tnal
Pittsburg
Valley Furnace
Bethe
England
Europe
Uber
Seourdancs
West Indies
Chile
Peru
Central American
Japan
Patrons Robbed in Corry Pawtes Bill Show Cut Short
A bold highway robbery in Corry occurred around 1 o clock last night as Pawtes Bill show patrons returned home. Four armed men stopped 600 people on Center Street, destroying the wagon and leaving the road in darkness, with revolvers drawn to halt carriages. Charles Barton, a hackman, and vendor Smith were relieved of sums totaling about $200. suspects escaped and were not captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Corry
Pau
Center Street
Charles Barton
Smith
Yaqui Uprising Reported Near Yaqui River Valley
El Paso dispatch reports Yaqui subjugation forces in the Sierra Yaqui mountains preparing a ten year flare up. Thousands of armed Yaqui warriors concentrate overlooking the valley as miners are said murdered in recent days and troops suffer ambushes daily.
Gold for Canada shipments trigger and shift in New York
Reports indicate Canada branch banks in New York have moved sizable gold to Canada over the past days as a precautionary measure. Montreal and British Bank of North America banks have shipped hundreds of thousands of dollars in gold and reserves are redirected amid coordination with other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Montrest
Atk
Montreal Hai
Bank of North America
Bank of Gomsanerori
Heston
Topeka News Briefs Mix Local Events and Plans
Readable items note a tennis tournament in the city with Omer teen traveling to St. Louis, a Woodmen band concert at Sixth and Topeka, Garfield Park fireworks, and church revival plans. Reports mention local officials, a state tenure tournament, and a public register drive for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
eOe Brothers of
Lyons
Uxt
A. A. Robinson
Tae Moxigen Central Railway
Sapna Levee
Mazanalls
Garfield Park
E. Wee
Garfield Pack
Topeka
Etoa
Touny- Tae Mogern Woodmen
Fambeau
Whyeleinen
J.T. Lovewill
Church of the Assum
Democratic Nambeas Club
Ganwal
Nsw
Texas
Wolf
Iain
G. A. McGuire
Iioes
Tew
Enrique
Vie
Wakarusa
Catholic Mens Union
Rene
Quincy
Coure
Belonene
Dean Low
Wno
Kim
Morton
Hipr
Alroux
Niko
Bali
Ephder
J. A. McCleasy
States Pention Office
Riermount Hospital
Waihi
Charles M.ee
Northfeld
Mask
Moody
Sane
Beeldon
Old St Nicholas wall torn for federal building expansion
Report recalls repeated demolition on the lot south of the old St Nicholas site for enlargement of the federal building. The 1871 action moved and rebuilt structures on adjacent property as part of city changes. Also noted are Mason lodge ambitions for a Colorado meeting and a hospital injury case near Logansport with details of hospital care and public reception on an arrival visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill Pot
Kuller
Feasus
St Nicholas
Elisworth Lodge of Mason
Colorado
Hiisworth Lodge
Fernant Mr. Grant
Cer
Fretasi
Herington
Ley 13
Stormont
Almort
Logansport
Ivesum
Iuege Ee
Jude Gutte
Groenec
University of Oklahoma opens doors to Indian citizens
At Norman Governor Barnes urged the University of Oklahoma board to admit applicants from the Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Chickasaw and Seminole nations under the same terms as residents of Oklahoma Territory. The board unanimously approved the resolution inviting Indian people to seek a first class university education for their youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Board of Regents
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Barnes
Oklahoma Territory
Cliss University
Americans Criticised For Suppressing Cuban Newspapers
In Washington General Carlos Garcia denounces the Havana Reconcentrado abuse and criticizes General Ludlow for suppressing Cuban papers. He argues such acts threaten independence and free speech, noting civil laws could punish libel but urging protection of a free press amid Cuban criticism of administration and Spanish methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Ays
Carlos Garcia
Havana
Ludlow
United States
Cuba
Tadlew
Pokes
Preacher Calls for Government Ownership of Corporations
In Chicago on August 3 at a special event, Rev. D. F Fox of California Avenue Congregational Church argued for full public ownership of telephones and other utilities. He urged that the people should control essential industries to reduce private influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Tfl
D. F Fox
California Avenue
Chicago
Mrs Perot Arraigned In Liverpool Abduction Case
Mrs Wm Perot of Baltimore appeared in How Street police court after extradition from Liverpool on an abduction warrant for her daughter Gladys. She was remanded on 100 pounds bail with two sureties. The scene involved her brother and Lady Colin Campbell, with US embassy officials present as extradition papers proceed to the Home Office.
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London
Aus
Wm ¥. Perot
Baltimore
Liverpool
Canada
Gladys
How Street
Str G
Ewing-Smith
N. Blood
Per
Home Office
Fish story from Ontario nets sixty-two bass in three boat trips
Rochester reports a remarkable Oak Orchard Lake catch where sixty-two black bass weighing from half a pound to three pounds were captured over three trips by well known locals including Prof. Pound of Cornell and Charles Hart. In the first trip eight bass jumped into the boat prompting curtain closures, the second trip yielded forty seven more from a trailing rowboat, and a final run saw fish jump aboard without hooks or nets.
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Rochester
Oak Orchard
Ontario Lake
Orleans County
Oak Orchard Creek
Prof
Pound
Cornell
Charles Hart
Natonal Bank
Deportation Fight Ends for Austrian Miners in New York
Judge Thomas dismissed a habeas corpus writ for Mate Stascovic and 33 Austrian miners who landed June 1 and worked near Rathburn. The court ruled it had no power to intervene despite concerns over Treasury Department action to deport under contract claims. Also notes a surge in volunteer enlistments to 536 yesterday, totaling 8,?00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
United States
Dintrict
Mate Stascovic
Austria
Rathburn
Secretary of the Treasury
New Plants Gathered by Government Agent in Europe and Africa
Washington reports Walter T. Swingle a special agent for the agriculture department returned from eighteen months exploring countries around the Mediterranean. He visited France Spain Greece Italy Turkey and the Algerian provinces collecting seeds and plants and studying cultivation and harvesting. He notes many species may adapt to the southern United States especially the arid southwest with irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Africa
Washington
Walter T. Swingle
Agricultural Department
Mediterranean Sea
United States
Get Acquainted Meeting of Major Screen Makers
Representatives of thirteen large window screen and screen door manufacturers met in Detroit Avenue 3 to discuss trade topics. Ww W. Bevensea of Trenton Michigan presided and denied forming a trust while saying prices were discussed. the gathering aimed to get better acquainted and clarify rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ave
W. Bevensea
Trenton
Michinho
Roof garden for church proposed by North Baptist pastor
Rev Charles B Nash of the North Baptist church on West Elevnth street discusses architects evaluating a roof garden for the brick church built earlier in the century. He notes the plan was dropped due to weak walls but expects roof gardens to become common as cooler alternative worship spaces in hot weather. Moody supports the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles B. Nash
North Baptist Church
West Eleventh Street
Walla
Moody
North Baptist
Nash
Trunk Crush Injures Chicago Woman at Woodworths Landing
Miss Clara Huntley of Chicago was severely injured when thirteen trunks toppled from a depot platform at Woodworths Landing near St Joseph Michigan. She suffered a broken jaw and lost teeth after the trunks struck her. several other resorters were lightly hurt. Her home is listed as 282 Lincoln Avenue.
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Clara Huntley
Chicago
St. Joseph
Mich
Pay Paw Lake
Woodworth’s Landing
Miss Huntley
Mise Huntley
Lincoln Avenue
Weather terms defined in playful Baltimore piece
The Baltimore American mocks weather jargon by defining terms like heat and breeze in a humorous, almost surreal glossary. It riffs on Latin roots and mispronounced phrases to parody forecasting language and future weather movements.
Reliable Power for Your Building Near Uuals Center
Power options offered for local buildings near the Uuals Center. Details touch on cost, reliability, and the need to pay the trader or engine owner for service. Vague references to snails, belts, and pulleys hint at mechanical setup and charges.
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Uuals Center
Yim
Enous
Weather Lore Fragments From a Curious Page
A garbled historical snippet links quirky Latin and Portuguese phrases to weather terms and local notices. It mentions cool spots, a weather man device, and references to a band concert at Gerald Park, Arnold & Son, and nearby hotel rowmation, all in a jumble of mis-spelled terms and stray phrases.
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Kansas,creamery Co
Kansas
Jackson Street
Abe
Matacesto
Pawnee Bill's Circus
Kay
Leprae
A. Turner
Senta Tre Ie
Santa Teament
Strong City
Ohmer Bros
Tipeka
George Beard
Geiman
Appelstel
Francis Henry
St Joseph's
Aguires
Chandler
Cote
Fas
Opiy
Mingron Teast Guaraaeintacee
Bpshe
Pimatier Ies
Anand
Sandton
Dean May
Rity Gall
Peopealtias
Matlin
Ranens Re
Siniinet Shipa
Aed
Ciison Globe
A. Manx
Albany
Ee Ail Taneen Base
Education For
University of Oklahoma Regents
Great National Trust
Tomliehi
Ontario
Wumber
Col. Pettiv
W. Hughes
Kaneas
Mr. Moody
Edison Electric Illuminating CO
Gates Foundation
Marshall
GerBald Park
Minnenlig
Arnold & Son
A. J. Deis
Friesa
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