Oklahoma Prohibition Debate Shapes State’s New Constitution
The article reports Oklahoma and Indian Territory voters approving a proposed constitutional framework with prohibition favored by Democrats and Republicans split. It notes Governor and congressional seats likely to shift, with commentary on party power and the plan’s implications for statehood and governance.
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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 Arrive in New York from Africa and Americas
Gustav Reville of the New York Zoological Society returns with a bizarre menagerie after an Africa trip seeking a gorilla. He displays snakes parrots crabs and other animals to neighbors and at the Bronx Zoo curator's exhibit. Passengers aboard the third avenue elevated train reportedly react with curiosity and disbelief as the showcase snakes pass through the city.
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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
Fragmentary OCR yields a poetic fragment about a bachelor’s reflections and misgivings. The garbled text mentions wind, hero, cards, and a rough social scene, with unclear chronology or full names.
Fragmentary Chicago News survey of mechanical woes and poetic digressions
A garbled collage from the Chicago News outlines mechanical misadventures and lampooned observations. It references broken bolts and tinkering, a Florida style telepathy anecdote, a balcony pebble plan, and a burglar alarm piano incident. It also notes rising U S postale output and forthcoming press innovations while touching on pulpwood and card production.
Royalty Tales Across Treacherous Seas and Court Intrigue
A sprawling, turbulent chronicle recalls royal shipwrecks from history and the tangled aftershocks in the Cambridge dukedom. It traces emperors, dukes, and princes through storms, rescues, and insolvency, detailing royal misadventures, marriages, titles, and the murky kinship web surrounding the late Duke of Cambridge.
The Costly Toll of Peace and Industry on the Home
A harsh critique of industrial progress contrasts war’s carnage with the hidden wreckage of modern work. It details injuries across railroads, mills, and metal trades, noting high rates among woodworkers and female workers, with long term crippled lives and families left in hardship.
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Timois
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Untaat
Mont
Taft and world affairs mixed in a curious Victorian satire
The piece parodies William Howard Taft as a global figure tied to colonial shifts from Panama to the Philippines, Cuba and China with a stream of playful 19th century diction. It shifts to the London dog-fashion scene and then to a Cheyenne Arapaho dance, describing costumes, floats, and regional customs in a brisk, crowded collage.
Roosevelt the Politician in the White House
The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt as an uncannily natural politician who speaks plainly, respects some allies while dismissing others, and uses direct methods to win support. It recounts early political strategy, battles within the party, and speculation on his continuing drive for power and a second term.
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New York
Bran
Saturday Evening Post
Roosevelt
White House
McKinsey
Joseph B Foraker
Hanna
Pocthe
Janna
Fres Dent Ronsewit
Ohio
Chicago
Ronnevelts
Smaflest Deer in the World Reported in Odd Description
A fragmentary note describes a tiny deer claimed to be the world’s smallest, with brown speckled fur, large spots, and a hornless head. The creature allegedly walks on the tips of its hooves, has no antlers, and is timid by nature, feeding only at dawn and dusk.
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Kasuma
Carty
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Ameran
Tokyo
Georgia
United States Navy
Burton Sen
United States
London
Oxford University
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Senate
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Kazimieras Gumalewski
Ae Genesee
Apeauer Kelfer
Houses
Congress
Duke of Cambridge
Lucerne
Colgir Augustus Charla Frederick Pitzsearge
Gol Fitzgeorge
George Willam Pitegeoree
Mira Louton Watt
Col Foxesorge
Long Ween
Howard
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Adolphus Biegesrue
Augustus 1
Royal Famiy
Duke of Cambride
FW Arkwricht
Coldstream
Augustus Pitageorge
Adolphus Pilageorge
Richmond Park
Thomas Holdan
Olga Husgeares
Giga
Greace
Charles Hamptonean
Edward Ham II
Unka
Cambridge
Ming Fairbrother
Aomatimes
Haynilton
Ilur
Prom Night Reflections and Mysterious Diamond Theft
An account blends a nostalgic summer vignette with a farmyard anecdote where Wilhelmina Lockwood patting a horse leads to a missing engagement diamond. The tale shifts to a family crisis as labor and horses are involved in a desperate search and a possible sacrifice of the animal to recover the gem.
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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 Discuss Ship Speed and War Horses
The visitors speaking in Washington note ships may exceed today’s designs with future tech and vast budgets. They compare ocean vessel weight and coal needs, envision three day ocean crossings years hence, and discuss Washington’s Congressionals Lab ory and Dresdenlike grandeur. They also debate breeding horses for military use and government farms across Texas Idaho and Washington to improve cavalry stock and mules.
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Willian Wora
Gaegow
Scotland
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York
Europe
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New York
Washington
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Hukope
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Mr Luke
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Onaga Kana Et Enhit
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Amer
Gamnsia
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Pertans
Perus
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Russia
Austria
Austra ix
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Congress
War Department
Texas
Miezon
Vidano
Oregon
Forte
Migapurt Fairaier
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