Clayton's Murder and Public Statement by Powell Clayton
The notice summarizes General Powell Clayton and W. n. hi layton making a public statement outlining the misdeeds of his enemies and the provoked murder. It references election intimidation and ballot stuffing in Conway County and hints at broader regional unrest linked to the Oklahoma invasion. A weather bulletin from Weather Bureau reports rising northwest winds, clear to partly cloudy skies, and a fall in temperatures to near freezing, with barometric pressure and humidity figures included.
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Powell Clayton
W. N. Hi
Layton
Conway County
Okahoma
Arkan
Stexat Getice
Wolta
Kan
Nebriary
L. Joneses
Olmeevor
Wau Deracraesy
Wasuietas
D.C
Besta, Jr
Mioutl
Calider
Kane
Fragmented Confession of Political Crimes in Arkansas Trial
Limur Roos Ark Feb 4 recounts statements by Powell Clayton and Judge W H L Clayton, brothers of the slain J M Clayton, defending their brother and condemning political crimes tied to the Morrisson area. The piece describes canvassing, alleged tribal upheaval, and the Mucriminal scheme surrounding the January murder and September elections, including tensions at Morriston and Vibe.
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Limur Roos
Ark
Powell Clayton
W. Hlh. Clayton
Jobin M. Clayton
Shaw
Heatley
Clayton
Siile
Crnt
Morriston
Casaveague Aunty
Sino B
Hughes
Tien
Fiek
Amaranthin
Chas Titan
Moreiitan
Pune
Imio Yulligun
Amurrition
Murmersne
Cimiplere
Ted Te
Toonte
Chaya Bane
Drecktoridey
Theiley
Little
Caurmsiti
Boodeneis al
Morriliou
Lee
Contest Looms After Ballot Box Robbery in Arkansas District
A report details a polling place attack where masked assailants seized ballots and ballot books, removing a box said to contain 007 ballots of which 572 favored John A. Clayton. Clayton announces a contest for his seat, citing irregular voting and a broader pattern of interference across the district.
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Iit
Bight Sea Pal
Tan
John A. Clayton
Clayton
Lim
Piarumervilie
Alexander
Flummerville
Wales
Wis
Plummerville
Tisaassia
Wahl
Tan Wise
Little Rock
Alerat
Chyston
Plommnerrilla
Habs
Hoh
Henry Couper
Laing Wessimons
Thuscounty
Jubu
Clavin
Oklahoma Boomers Hear Trade Board Advice Postponed
Convent Kansas February 4 Oklahoma Jerry FAM who traveled with Frank Albright to discuss with Gill bebalf of is live sion. People await action as senile wwould respond. Twenty five wagons departed Wichita for Caldwell since Sunday. twenty more planned for tomorrow.
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Oklahoma
Winhite
Board of Trade
Wichlta
Caldwell
Mirti~ue
Congress Action Ratification Meeting In Arkons City
A disorderly report recounts a large gathering calling to ratify congressional action. Delegates from multiple towns assembled in Arkons City to approve measures with widespread protests and foreign markets coverage. An inspector murder case in progress and internal security concerns are noted alongside market speculation and political tension.
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Congress
Maes
Arkoness City
Arkitess Cory
Ameena
Ear Market
Laneciiin
Vuirk
Quintio
Phane Ing
Sy. Linte
Merleyg Natal
New York
Witania
Marte
Ulahems
Lola Valle
Erireary
ELECTION OUTRAGES AND NATIONALSESSION NOTES
Fragments describe congressional maneuvering on a court of appeals bill and a bankruptcy measure, with Payson and Crisp debating rules and conferees appointed on interstate commerce. Reports cover diplomats, army officers, and looming land forfeiture talks, plus a funeral and bank news amid a busy session in February.
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Hale, Allison
Cockrell
Senate
HOUSE
Wasmsetoy
Paysn
Illinois
Court of Appeal
Zenion Pacific
Sax
Court of Appeals
Payson
Sidnce
Alliresik
Crisp
Georgia
Wall collapses tear through Omaha mill district. multiple deaths
A February wind toppled the east wall of Max Meyers’s brick building at Farnam and Eleventh, triggering destruction across two east-side structures. Several workers died, including P. Dover & Co. and D. Dunbar & Co. staff. others were injured, with searchers still recovering bodies as stll-lit debris hindered rescue efforts.
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Omaha
Max Meyers
Farnam and
Eleventh Streets
Cmshed
P. Dover & Co
D. Dunbar & Co
Biihard Ginn Sounundin
PB. Boper
Bower & Co
Rudolph Mitchell
C. H. Silver
A. K Philo
John" Jackson
Miss Oliver
Charles Tee Slaughtcronn
Charles Carter
Dunbar Art Department
Till Icie
LavEn
Betle
Deen
Salvation Hall Fire Destroys Building in Catoany
A Salvation Hall in Catoany, N. W. IL, burned, destroying the hall built for a theatre five years ago and formerly occupied by the Salvation Army. Fire threats and blazes disrupted the area as authorities investigated the cause.
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Catoany
N. W. IL
Charles Conomen
Yosatom
Abd Ala
ESM
Lind Deve
Salvation Army
Humble Bitters Promoted For Rheumatism And Dyspepsia
A 19th century ad style article touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as effective against rheumatic pain and dyspepsia. It argues other tonics lack blood purification power, urging prompt usage to curb heart-prone disease. Also notes sensational marriage anecdotes and a light humorous snake tale at Chamberlain's.
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Hostetter
Winterawmit
Iso
Blake
A Parson's Dream Of Dreamlike Visions And Distant Boats
A fragmentary account describes a parson dreaming of many visions. The verses mix dream images, distant places, and a sense of wander in a fragile, shifting mind. Imagery includes boats, a horse, a stable, and vague, surreal impressions.
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Hinself
Wien
Florda
Wielnag
Aise
Fragmentary Scene From Turbulent Courtroom Interlude
A garbled transcription depicts a chaotic courtroom moment with shouting, a bell, and witnesses. The scene includes fragmented dialogue about a roast, a door, and a fight, with stray names and exclamations suggesting a disrupted trial or public outburst. The text is heavily corrupted and reads like OCR noise.
Value of Girls at Berks County Fair Shows Curious Ponderings
A fragmentary report describes a Berks County event with references to girls, attendees, and a controversial reward. The text mentions a show, a death by own action, and people named Peters, Leonard, and others amid unclear context and local tensions.
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Githametuleen
Ciris
Leonard
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