Babies Will Compete For Cherokee Land Enrollments
W 8 D Moore heads the Cherokee allotting division and predicts at least 5000 babies eligible for enrollment under recent laws. With 500000 acres unallotted across the nations, only a fraction will receive allotments while many will get money instead. Choctaws and Chickasaws hold more land, leaving fewer to be allotted. Total enrollments since adult rolls closed may reach about 12000.
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Cherokee Nation
Kansas City Times
Prisoner Wounds Reported Fatal by New Dispensary
An account from the Cleveland Leader states one prisoner’s wound is fatal while the other two are not dangerous and should heal quickly with proper care.
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Cleveland
Is It Red Tape Hewitt Red Tape in Your Business
A terse exchange about red tape in business arises as a tape manufacturer explains the sector. Biren Mean notes the query and responds with a blunt self description to illustrate practical constraints.
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Jewitt
Biren
Commemorate Birth of 6.0.P. Fifty Years Since First Convention
The article marks the fiftieth anniversary of the first national convention of 6.0.P. A historical milestone is noted with reflections on the group's founding and its early gatherings.
Meet in the Same Old Hall Celebrates Republican Legacy
Philadelphia June 19 hundreds of Republicans from across the nation gathered in Musical Fund Hall to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Republican party. The fourteenth annual event under National Republican League auspices featured memories of Abraham Lincoln and past presidents, with Gov. Pennypacker presiding and Rev. Edward Levy delivering the invocation.
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Musical Fund
Republican Party
Fremont
Dayton
National Republican League
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Cannon
Miraculous Escape After Serious Train Wreck Near Buffalo
June 19 near West Seneca a Lake Shore flyer wrecked in a split rail incident. The wreck injured one day coach and five sleepers, six or seven passengers badly shaken, with no fatalities reported. Authorities believe a split rail caused the disaster.
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Buffalo
Lake Shore
West Seneca
Bilk Thief Sent Up Three Years For Silk Goods Theft
Christ Hanson Krogstad pleaded guilty to robbing the Bazaar store of silk goods in Bemidji. He was bound over for grand jury action, then sentenced to three years in Stillwater.
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Bemidji
Christ Hanson Krogstad
Stillwater
Drowning and injuries reported in Midwest Nineteenth Century items
In Lisbon North Dakota on June 18 Laurence Challey eldest son of John Challey a Lisbon furniture dealer drowned in the Sheyenne river while swimming. In New Richmond H Starr was bitten on the leg by a dog on a business street and the dog was shot. In Gratton North Carolina Sam Holt a farmer broke three ribs and other injuries when a bridge gave way under a wheat wagon.
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New Richmond
Gratton
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Sam Holt
Fertile
Holt
Death of Des Moines Banker Doctor Caldwell Noted Politician
Des Moines Iowa June 19 Dr T Caldwell a millionaire banker and physician was found dead in bed at a BIW hotel in Adel He was a prominent figure in Iowa politics and public life with ties to state governance and finance interactions.
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Oklahoma and Indian Territory Join as One State
President Roosevelt signed the bill admitting Oklahoma and the Indian Territory as one state. Arizona and New Mexico may join as the state of Arizona if the territories vote yes. A ceremony featured Beveridge, Hamilton, McGuire, Andrews, Loeb, and others. Roosevelt used two pens, gifting Arizona with a gold pen and Oklahoma with an eagle-quill pen.
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New Mexico
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Hamilton
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Farley's Friends Hopeful for Cardinal Elevation
In New York on June 19 Pope Pius remarking that the nearest diocese to home is New York sparked Catholic chatter that Archbishop Farley may be elevated to cardinal. Local sources and church circles yesterday treated the pontiff’s statement as likely support for Farley’s advancement.
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Six Men Drown In Shoshone River Crossing
Six men drowned and five were rescued after a boat carrying eleven workers capsized in mid stream on the Shoshone river near Coay Wyoming. The group, part of a lumber crew building a jam, had been warned by the foreman not to attempt the crossing. The accident occurred June 19 as they tried to cross.
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Lumber camp teamster killed by falling limb near Two Harbors
James Rock a Frank Kanes lumber camp teamster fifteen miles north of Two Harbors Minn was killed when struck on the head by a limb from a falling pine tree. Ira Iverson a Clinton Iowa man despondent over fear of losing his mind hanged himself in the boiler house at City National bank where he worked as janitor.
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Train Wreck At Visdivistok Kills 100 In June Crash
A derailment on the Chinese Eastern rail near Progrant technical station in Visdivistok on June 19 caused at least 100 deaths and injuries. The accident disrupted service as rescuers and officials respond to the disaster.
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Peace Reigns At Bialystok Amid Turmoil In Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow describe growing disquiet and a looming general political strike. Proletariat caders ready to act while agrarian troubles widen and army unrest spreads. Government resists parliament demands as patrols and troops curb agitation. An agenda calls for Goremykin’s dismissal and parliamentary control. A coffin delivered to Cronstadt signals grim warnings.
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Boxers in North China Officials Murdered and Trains Plundered
Reports from North China recount a revival of Boxer activity and widespread brigandage. In the Amur district several Chinese officials have been murdered. In Manchuria brigands halted a train and looted passengers, prompting Japan to assign guards to trains.
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Millionaire's Son Killed In Colorado Burro Crash
Eight year old Ladie Baldwin son of C. A. Baldwin dies in North Cheyenne canyon after being thrown from a burro. Skull fractured. The incident noted in Colorado Springs on June 19. Earlier damage estimate of 215,000 reported from a separate blaze gutting a five story office building and vast stables with fifty horses killed.
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Drowns While Bathing Opposite Winona City
John Benz twenty four and unmarried drowned while bathing in the Mississippi opposite Winona Minnesota. First drowning of the season reported at the city. Ashland bankers indicted by grand jury with twelve charges each in connection to the Security Savings case Bilis president and Elle Kennedy handler named.
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