Coalition of financiers plans buyout of Choctaw coal lands
A South McAlister dispatch reports Frick of Pittsburg and John W. Gates of Chicago form a syndicate to acquire all Choctaw Nation coal lands at public auction. The bid targets 440,000 acres valued at 26 per acre, to be allocated among Choctaw, with aims to develop and consolidate holdings while preserving existing miners. Some members may buy land for development or sale, others operate on royalties. Ordinary accidents pale beside Dr Thomas Electric Oil claims.
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Kansas City
South McAlister
I. T
Zi. G. Frick
Pittsburg
John W. Gates
Cicago
Congresa
Frick-Gates
Companis
Col Thu Wen
Fork Smith & Western Railroad
Gates
Woman Dies Suddenly During Service in Lancaster
Jenneth Sheigle of Reanstown collapsed and died in the Evangelical church during a mid service interruption. She was 46 years old.
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Lancaster
Jnenh Sheigle
Reanstown
Akome
Hoiz
Bra
Ateighy
Death by Own Action Plan in Norristown Pa
May 5 Norristown Pa a man Robert Barnes a Spring Mill baker attempted suicide using a knife mispenders and a necktie He drew the knife across his throat and was restrained then tied by suspenders and again tried to swallow the necktie He was later moved to a hospital and a commission sent him to the medal this evening.
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Norristown
Robert Barnes
Spring Min Baker
Barnes
Consho- Nocken Poles
Evenius
Two Sets of Officers in Anaconda Meeting
In Anaconda Montana May S The old Mayor Stephany to the chair to clear up back adjournment taken until last evening Then Mayor eleo t Miineks took to chair and declared prior proceedings illegal The meeting adjourned until 8 30 In evening The Mayor elect and nine Aldermen quietly withdrew and held session in another room Three of the nine Aldermen are newly elected and took oath before Mayor Stevens The Socialist officials locked in April Filed in quality in Alu required time and he Republican officials refer to surrender to them The matter will now fit into coach on the frat official not of Wither set of officials
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Anaconda
Mont
Stephany
Stephens-mulvine
Lhe
Eleet
Prinvke
Elent
Aml
Etonhens
Winnipeg action stirs during Dowklesboe crusade
Report from May dean in Manitoba describes a disturbance at a petition gathering led by Vince Honkkubar. Followers from Vora vatoay rallied, shouting and singing as women were harmed in a hostile episode. Authorities dispersed the crowd and escorted participants back to their villages.
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Winnipeg
Miauitoba
Dean
Wisither Dowklesboe Crusade
Afteyroon
Fleinle
Vince Honkkubar
Lowells
Cory
Will and rail pact talks hinge on emergency language
A San Francisco meeting led by President Harriman of the Lathorn party discussed will derivatives and merchant an agreement with railroad leaders. MARLON Wades and TOM spoke on forming an accord to ease civic tensions and align emergency measures, aiming for mutual commercial understanding and joint action involving San Francisco interests.
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San Proueisca
Harriman
Lathorn Paedtie
Marlon
Ube
Sai Frahviseigh
Woman rights critic asks Roosevelt to value American women
In a sharply worded letter from New York, Mrs. Kate Trimble Woolsey denounces America’s attitude toward women. She asks President Roosevelt to cite any gains by women under the republic and questions why strenuous life ideology excludes women from public life, accusing him of ignoring women in national affairs.
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New York
Eall
America
Sara
Kate. Trimble Woolsey
Moosevelt
Americe
Woolsey
Dee
Man Saves Others as He Burns at Oxford Explosion
Edward Coventry Cunningham, 65, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee and powerful local figure, refused aid while removing burning garments from his body after a blast at a revival or reunion house. He was severely burned and may lose an arm. Bystanders assisted as he fought them off to tend himself.
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Oxford
Mer
Edward Copningham
Cunningham
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mayor reflects on Father Walser murder case
In Lorain Ohio Mayor King voices doubt about holding Father Walser for a grand jury while Prosecuting Attorney Stroup says evidence may be insufficient. Police and prosecutors keep details secret as inquest planned. Walser to testify. Five lawyers reportedly offered to defend him with funds to aid the defense.
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Lorain
Stroup
Helding Walser
Kline
Lnw
Welser
Father Walser
Mao
Ogden Woman Lost in Green River Mountains
Mrs Mo s Peucert of Ogden and her son, about 18, lost while returning from mining claims 18 to 20 miles distant. After a long vigil in the mountains and a frantic search, Mrs Peucert was found incoherent, claiming wild animals attacked her. She was brought to town for care. minor bruises noted, prognosis says she may recover with rest.
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Green River
Utah
Mos. Peucert al Ogden
Green
St Orice
Willy
Bones for China raid uncovers packages of human bones
May Secretary Emery and Sanitary Inspector Mae raid a Ubigeso dist on a San Francisco job today and seize a bundle of human bones ready for shipment to China. The packages, labeled Hong Kong Maru and bearing the note bones, were found among other cargo.
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San Francisco
Emery
Bard ‘of Public Works
Mae
Ubigeso Batorday
China
Hong Kong
Gold Dust Found In Barrel From Reading Railroad Wreck
Shamokin Pa May 4 A wreck crew found a barrel among the wreckage of a Reading railroad box car. A claim agent later confirmed the barrel contained gold dust and sweepings from a Philadelphia jewelry company worth 3000. The finding follows the barresized debris, with the barrell burned along with its contents.
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Shamokin
Reading Railroad
Philadeliphia
Girl Outwits A Burglar In Altoona
Ruth Clark, a bookkeeper at Vipond Construction, ... thwarted a burglar in her Altoona home. When a man demanded money, she opened envelopes containing about 700 dollars and threw them in a wastebasket. The intruder knocked her unconscious but left without taking the money. Clark survived the attack and later recovered.
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Altoona
Ruth Clark
Vipond Construction
Leprosy report criticizes Hawaii segregation plan
A legislative committee report by Dr A T L Alvarez criticizes Hawaii’s leprosy segregation system. It argues many declared lepers are disease-free and calls for large Oahu hospital, a medical board, and a commission to reexamine doubtful cases. The report advises less forceful isolation and better patient review.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Ite
de A. TL. Alvares
Molokai
Witwon
Molakal
Alvares
Oahu
Alvarez
Qyhyel Clan
Medien Commission
Bareman inincy thos health suit mystery emerges
Oakland Gal May So Win Dever outlines injury case in judge Loguimgulist suit. National League and Hosexshal Guild endorsement appear amid team clarifications. Helene team faced delays as proceedings unfold with Gakland connections unclear.
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Oakland
Gal
Deverouix
Hosexshal Guild
Fred
Gakland
Abbreviated Rail Fare List Shows Various City Rates
Fragmented transit notice lists reduced fares East via Uneton Pacific to multiple cities with prices ranging from 12.00 to 44.60 and travel dates in May. Mentions transit card validity for 10 days and continuous pass, with local shop advertising cheaper goods and oil prices.
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Denver
Chesenan
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Tovis
Chicago
Ogden Knitting Factory Ad Markets Local Knit Goods
Ogden knitting firm advertises all Ogden labor, producing L, B, S, Gaxmonte, Uuto suits, sweaters, hosiery and knit goods. It guarantees satisfaction on every article and notes twenty Ogden workers. Visit 2274 Washington Avenue, first door north of Co op Wasington Co.
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Ng. Fen Capita
Gaxmonte
Uuto
Inco
Waeshington Avenue
Anil
Wachine Co
It Must Be So Whan nihaigns Indieato a contain able
It must be so. The text appears garbled with misspellings and nonstandard phrasing. It hints at evaluating quality and price of products, possibly coffee, with references to illogical praise of methods and unsurprising assurances. The readable fragments suggest a critique of promotional claims and consumer expectations without clear names or events.
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