Oklahoma Statehood Prohibition Debate Shapes New Constitution
The article reports Oklahoma and Indian Territory supporting the proposed constitution and prohibition. It notes Democratic gains, Republican taint, and Secretary Taft’s stance. It discusses the path to statehood, political dynamics, and concerns over radical changes within Oklahoma's constitutional plan. It also covers the hoped mutual trust between the United States and Mexico and summarizes naval and international notes.
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Hecoming
Oklatoma
Indian ‘Territory
Congress
West
Marie Henry Watterson
Kent
Italia
Kentucky
Gerry
Rapud Slane
Oklahoma
Roose
Countes
Minerty
Okishoma
Becaue
Thousands of Snakes From Africa Arrive in New York
Gustav Reville, recently sent by the New York Zoological Society to Africa, returns with a collection including parrots, crabs, and eight rooms of snakes. He tours the Bronx Zoo to show Curator Ditmoar and displays treeboos, doctor snakes, and a rare short tailed snake on the elevated train. Passengers react with curiosity as the specimen display draws attention on Twenty third Street near Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Gustav Reville
Africa
New York Zoological Society
Menelik
South America
Twenty-second Street
Bellevue Hospital
Ems
Seville
Geville
Beville
Bronx
Ditmoar
Awake Department
Third Avenue
Bla Cac
Reflections Of A Bachelor From Use New York Free Capital
An OCR fragment presents a dated sentiment about personal reflection and mistaken thoughts. It mentions a bachelor, an idea of wealth, and a wind of change shaping views on love, money, and heroism. The prose is garbled but hints at self inquiry and social themes.
Fragmented Notes on Cars and Crimes From the Chicago News
A jumble of anecdotes covers car tinkering woes and a burglar alarm disaster. It recalls a piano thief incident in Pelham and an eye catching tale of a quarrel leading to pebbles at a window. Also notes on postale output, pulp wood, and printing presses in brief items.
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Chicago News
Italy
Uso Jann
San Remo
Bornatto
United States
Oxford
Rauford Falla
Wooston
Ben Francisco
Ceck
McKinney Or
Flee
Postal
Tae
Brown Muiay
Jingo
San Domingo
Cuba
Wislom
High Lands
East Wing
Royalty and Shipwrecks Prompt Old World Tales
A long, scattered reminiscence recalls royal misfortunes at sea from past centuries, noting several monarchs and nobles lost or saved in shipwrecks and gales. It mentions Archduke Joannes, Richard the Lionheart, and Queen Historia among others, plus a murky Moselle of Fitzgeorge and Cambridge dukedom intrigues and marriages.
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Emperor Wieholas
Finland
James IX
Singland
Buffolk
Ife
Simeully
Ceines Maurice
Charles I
England
Frederick Willam
Mecktenburg Schwerin
Brunswick
Prince Consort of
Holland
Dutinatia
Holy Land
Austria
Minutral Blondel
Henry Ta
Willam
France
Queen Historia
Sha
Solent
Osborne
Gosport
Alberta
The Peace and Prosperity Drain Of Industrial Progress
A historical critique argues peace and prosperity from industry cause more home destruction than war. It cites rail locomotives and giant freight trains maiming workers, with a sixteen year old girl operating equipment. The piece notes high injury and death rates among woodworkers and metal polishers, including women, and says figures are not kept by companies or authorities.
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Taw
Tnjirlea
Timois
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Untaat
Mont
Taft and empire echoes in a chaotic wartime era portrait
The piece blends caricature and sensational notes about Taft and imperial reach, invoking Cuba, the Philippines, and Panamanian concerns while interlacing jokes on fashion dogs and Native dances. It compiles a mosaic of names, places, and headlines in a sprawling, period voice.
Roosevelt the Politician Handles Men In Game
The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt as a natural politician who faced all classes frankly in public life. It notes his direct approach, occasional candor in the White House, and two pivotal moments when he pressed for his goals without scheming, culminating in a controversial early endorsement debate with Hanna and the public’s reaction in the election that followed.
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Saturday Evening Post
Roosevelt
White House
McKinsey
Joseph B Foraker
Hanna
Pocthe
Janna
Fres Dent Ronsewit
Ohio
Chicago
Ronnevelts
Smaflest Deer in the World
A fragment describes a tiny deer about two inches tall at the shoulder and under four inches in length. It notes brown speckled fur, large spots, a habit of walking on the tips of its hooves, no horns, a male with a tusklike tooth, timid disposition, and feeding only in early morning or evening.
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Summer memories and a horse with a missing diamond
A fragmented verse recalls a luxurious summer in a York town with comfort, fruit, tea, and expense free living in six rooms. A subplot follows Miss Wilhelmina Lockwood and her horse on a Bloomingburg farm where a diamond ring is lost after the horse bites. The family faces a costly sacrifice as the diamond cannot be found and the horse is considered for sale.
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Dimpaich
New York West
William Lockwoots
Hua Farm
Bloomingburg
Wilhelmina Lorkwood
Jack
Ming Wilhelmina
Staett
Mims
Zola
Visitors to the Capital Hear Talks on Ship Speed and Horses
Visitors to Washington discuss future ship design and speed, with comments by Mr Weir on industrial growth and ocean vessel capabilities. The article also covers grain markets, corn prices, cattle feeding, and debates over government breeding farms for military horses in the United States.
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Onaga Kana Et Enhit
T & Imez
Britain
de Haleigh
Fugland
Amer
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Raffles
Apaom
Pertans
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England
Russia
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Austra ix
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Otse
Horace
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Congress
War Department
Texas
Miezon
Vidano
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