U Sited government sues prominent citizens over Creek land fraud
The U.S. government files three suits against fifteen prominent Creek Territory men alleging fraud to obtain town properties. Lawsuit centers on property in the business district valued around one million dollars. Mayor John D. Mitchell is named among defendants. Proceedings set for Muskogee and Fort Wayne.
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Talat
Usitetutes Govermment
Siita
Tuixe
John D. Mitchell
Siwilar Suile
Amuakoges
Waremer
Grand Opéra show and local notices draw Ogden crowd
A chaotic pasted clipping describes Roger Wilie's tragedy Balome at the Grand Opera House, with a June 12 stage event amid praise for local patrons. It notes coal ads, grocery prices, and a bustling theater scene in Ogden, plus travel and railroad updates and a visit by Bancroft in East Lake City.
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Theater Gneue
Roger
Qacar Wilie
Dent Maater
A. Gract
Patroce
Ogden
Fragmented Notice About Local Crimes and Deaths
Fragmented OCR text reports sheriff activity in Omaha and a Horizon matter, mentions Chief Berea, a drink at Mount Vernon, and names Oscar Deowolag and others. It references funeral services to be announced later and a request to call Parker Yard for work.
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Rheriff Mockenald
Omaha
Horizon
Berea
East
Ted—Westerger Afernoon
Orcar SN
Alo
Tonat
Oscar Deowolag
Afama
Signal Peak vein shows rising ore values at depth
The Signal Peak company reports rising ore values in the Bignall Peak vein with depth. Initial samples yield 1120 in silver and 45 per ton in total values per ton, while later drilling shows much higher figures. Superintendent Hammond notes charts indicate the mine could pay. The Drift reaches 70 feet, depth about 100 feet, and a new 20 foot sample confirms strong returns. The Utah firm, led by Jams FP Hammond, remains confident the property will open a paying mine. Phone contact listed for repairs and inquiries.
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Berea Treaehe Signal Peak Company
Hammond H
Weber County Board of Equalization Notice Meeting Dates
Notice from Weber County Board of Equalization listing dates for hearings and deadlines in June 1997. Includes schedule details for hearings and deadlines, references to Chapter 295 Revised Statutes, and the clerk Matteson signing.
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Weber County
Vian
Avi Matteson
National League Report From June Baseball Game
June reports describe New York scoring eight runs aided by strong hitting and late rallies. Shale Marshall and Fergus Fitzgerald pitched for New York while other lineups included Srecklyn Pilborg and Pilborg. A separate game notes the Pushers delivering their heaviest hitting outing of the season with 18 runs and Wagner delivering key batting moments for Brooklyn Yatterson GirickIott Tatler.
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New York
Loula
Louis
Shlei Marshall
Fergus Fitgerald
Pureborg
Srecklyn
Pilborg
Peseou
Wagner
Chicago Defeats Washington In Tight League Contest
Chicago beat Washington 2 to 1 as the Cubs rallied with timely hits and Charley Jones fielding sharp on defense. Washington managed scattered baserunners but Chicago offense secured the decisive runs late in the game.
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Chicago
Washington. I
Wertington
Washington
Charley Jones
Western League Thriller as Omaha Defeats Des Moines
In a chaotic Western League game, Omaha edges Des Moines 105 to 4 amid erratic play and injury pauses. Key players McNeeley Rodenbaugh and McDenangh contribute as the locale squad dominates early, with tense moments spanning between Denver and Omaha interpretations.
Latonta Derby Triumph At Lexington Races
In a sunlit afternoon at Lexington, The Abbott brown colt by The Friar Goody Good led from start to finish to win the Latonta derby. Jockey J. Lee rode in steady fashion as Red Countlet and Bear Brammel chased. crowd selections and odds listed amid colorful race notes.
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Tor
Lee
Bear Brammel
Sko
Abtott
Vantlead
Rickey
Stoner Hum
Hebel Quen
Brown Mary
Weroud
Mammy Impk
Proomd
Sarmarean
Found Rice
Abbott
J. Lategwen
Oakland Races Details From a Murky Report
A fragmented race account describes exhibitors and pacing events at Gateway venue. The text mentions a driver named Taretiece and clashes with another horse, plus uncertain timing and place specifics amid garbled phrases and stray names.
Horse Race Finishes and Murder Report From Austro-Hungarian Boarding House
The text lists multiple horse race results with winners and times and reports a fatal shooting at an Austrian boarding house in Gardeld. Obradovitch is killed by a revolver shot at the Mindnet area near Korsh Temple Street. The incident ties to a broader Austro-Hungarian context with various names and locations.
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Bat Lake
Inne
Herman Obra Doriteh
Austin
Jreata
Aleath
Bronlag Mesich
Gardeld
Polica
Obradovitch
Mevich
Attans
Cutted
Raymond's Stock Takeover At 32 East Second Booth Street
Raymond's optician shop faced a police probe after a raid by Frack J. Aferander and H L C Jensen of the examinaliog tard. Officials found only a set of quiet tense. Raymond claimed to have a pending permit to practice and a stock of glassware and advertising bills. He operated for about ten days, advertising cut rates while awaiting a state board permit.
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Raymond
Optica
East
Second Booth Street
Kone
Frack J. Aferander
HL. C. Jensen
Examlalog Tard
Opticians
Rayrond
Taymond
Jake
State Board of Opticlens
Bert
Aucutt
Ben Alenander
Railway battle over vast shared holdings in British Columbia
The case centers on compelling Mr. Hennig to ererit his share of 65 000 acres in the Ches terst Ment fa Hitish Colushte. Mr. Utinse began building the 183 mile Westerd railway to link the Chom seats fields with Vancouver to connect inland districts.
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Hennig
Denver Man Confesses to Murder Under Police Pressure
Zack Abbe repudiates confession to murder of Meurice Caplan after being questioned by Denver police. He describes being coerced in a frightened state into giving a statement in a hospital setting while awaiting trial.
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Denver
Zack Abbe
Dai
Taeaps
Burer
World Markets Start With Mixed Downturns in Early Trading
New York trading opened with limited moves as small transactions dominated. Leaders showed mixed results with Gauthern Macthe and Mly slipping slightly while Western Pacific dipped about a point. People's Gas and Hilde and Tasth saw minor changes as markets displayed quiet activity in this early session.
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New York
Gauthern Macthe
Mly Wouri Pacific
People's Gas
Hilde
Tasther
Ross
Wardleton notes rail fuel shortage and asks for early winter prep
Governor Meatte receives a letter from Toward Elliott president of Packtic Pails Pads dated St Paul Minn June 4. It warns there was little winter agitation and no fuel to arm and ward off winter. railroads face rising fuel needs as mines operate to supply Washington state, urging citizens and officials to arrange fuel early and organize supplies for winter.
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Oregonian
Olympia
Governoor Meatte
Elliott
St. Paul
Mina
Wardlegton
Washington
Heinze Testifies Before Court in Estate Dispute
Fragmented OCR article notes Heinze testifying before acting court official Charles Clivetinley amid estate matters. It mentions railway dealings, shares, and a December filing, with garbled names and terms from the historic proceedings.
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Cenrat
Charles Clivetinley
Fakin
Ian
Don Ely
Market notes and prices from Kansas City cattle fair
Fragmented OCR lists cattle and lamb prices, sales names, and marketplace figures. Mentions Kansas City, June events, and various lot prices such as 1063 5808 and 4035.00. Includes references to yearlings, colts, pieces, and specific market terms with unclear context but indicates a livestock market summary.
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Kansas City
Evrone
Wonton Fellows
Mintrane Sutser
Rene Nethera
Fobewre Btr
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