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   Times Democrat (Newspaper) - November 22, 1906, Muskogee, Oklahoma                                Kansas the congress & special drawing card was Leslie M. secretary of the Sam consulting engineer of the sanitary canal ana J. were on the program to intake 4peeob.es/ spoke on waterways 4rom'lakes to Shaw epoke this afternoon on Mr. will apeak tonight on - commercial * Among the other speakers was Ike T. president of the Cattle Tjie secretary a paper by George unable to bp In which Dickie yards On the Pacific coast and enough work to keep them in to render the government efficient in case of Neb and I. are all working to secure next year's with Muskogee well to the * May Be Colonel H. D. of San Francisco Ib frequently mentioned for president of tihe The Kansas and Oklahoma delegates seem to favor his election with a good deal of. When the convention was held last year at and H. Francis of St. Louis was placed at tbe head of the the aided a great deal In electing The states in this ' congress are said to be on permanent 6r-gan^ A. meet morning ' UP & ' probably strong date for The delegates that numbering about are hard In that Denver J also a REEVES HOME Ira L. Reeves returned last night from Guthrie where he has been watching the constitutional convention get Like all others who have Returned from Guthrie he of the poor hotel The lobby It were on the scene early and captured all of the choice Federal Courts Must Hear Case 22:-That ono of the perished with the was wholly to or the loss of the vessel Sunday Is evident from tho testimony tagen before the United States Inspectors Captain master of the testified that he warned never to to cross In front of another FATAL FALL 2.-Rob- ert night at the Island depot while endeavoring to deliver train order to a freight that wsb running at high past the station at 2 o'clock this morning slipped icy beneath the Both legs were cut and he received caused his deatti He was 24 his w be reached and that the case will not get to The alley la 10 feet wide and the price asked is 11250 with the right to cover it over and to put beneath it a heat ing Teachers to Form Association New Demonic State Central Committee Has Been Named - 22.-(Special) is made today of the the new Democratic State Central Tom Owen of W. R. Samuels of Chief Executive of Abode Is Only 30, but He Takes Off His Coat for a Fight With the Great Boss of the United States Nelson W. Rapid Rise of a A Weak Body Topped Off With a Fine Head By Marten Staff Correspondence to The j R. Nov. 21.-Unless fall and words are It will behoove the average to turn an eyie upon Little Rhodle and keep It glued there for perhaps two maybe Little Rhodle has jUBt elected a new Menry 1b hiB He is THIRTY years young and not much bigger i than 8enator Nelson W. Aldrich's Pryor Creek are named as as aslt A be held the city wrestle the At a iwas appointed with & * tbe property for appointed - tne which the seeks to A association will be formed at ft meeting which has Brlles of the public to meet at the Commercial club rooms Saturday morning at 10 will consist of all the teachers of In both private and the public will be formed for the purpose of arranging for the entertainment of teachers who will attend the convention here the latter part of the next Between two and three hundred teachers will probably be here at that time and the local association will endeavor to quarters for Nov. 22.-An Injunction was granted In the federal court requiring Mrs. Mary A. J. wife of C. J. to prosecute all of her caseB for dower rights In her husband's estate in the fed eral The injunction was granted upon tho application of the Devlin trustees and prohibits Mrs. Devlin from prosecuting her cases In the two state courts in which they are pending and prohibits from accepting the judgment of either of these The cases filed by Mrs. Devlin are pending in the courts of Jackson and Franklin 111. No such cases twere begun in Kansas because there Is no such thing as dower rights under the Kansas The leases will be ar gued early next month the Congressional The full First C. A. Pond Leslie W. L. Oklahoma J. J. Thomas W. R. Pryor W. W. I. Moman Pauls poorest man can afford to advertise in the classified the richest often cannot afford * * * * * THE BLAME Nov. 22.-Frank engineer of tbe first section preceded the Baltimore & Ohio passenger train which was wrecked causing sixty-three broke down before the Indiana railroad commission this afternoon and took all blame to himself for the He said he got ho answer to his whistle from tbe freight but took it for granted it would be all right and went The brief story of the political career of has no Fifteen years ago he sold papers on tho to help him through school and his widowed Bight years ago young Irish man kept thus paying his through Brown university Then he was a clerk at Washington and went through law In 1900 he set up a law and In dustry won him - ' - I Four years ago the Democrats sent then 26, to the Rhode Island house of a big where Democrats arte like roses on January 1st. Then he was elected and the whole country heralded him tho Mayor of He has had a Republican town council against but succeeded in ing the grafters In several attempted 22.-R. B. mUm the Boy Mayor filed United blossoms as the Boy I States government county court for tihe county of l- Milwaukee to shall are several why administer the estates of old soldiers is the interesting new die Over half a character in the political in GOVERNOR-ELECT J AS. HENRY HIGGINS AND ON THR t powerful The under strict nf niinh 1b, as in their hands It looks like a stone wall to my I do not believe that it is a stone I am going to fight against this corruption with all my I will rely upon - public opinion for my No tical gang can compete with the American people when the people of my state; ape seeing the si am not I believe In Ri being as wall of such as gas and in it as it ' K tition sag lion dollars are Involved in the It is contended that kee county is entitled to the money and property left by old soldiers who die for the orphans of Milwaukee Delmar Jockey Club Is Ousted MARRIAGE LICENSE mariage license was issued Jefferson Nov. 22.-The and I court today concluded the suit by Attorney General Hadley to Delmar Jockey Club from the state by issuing a writ of Last summer a decision was rendered by the court that the dub violated its charter by allowing betting in races after the repeal of breeders Attorneys for the club filed a motion for rehearing and the ease has been kept in decision is TEDDY IS COMING HOME Nov. 22.-Roosevelt left San Juan ing by a special for forty miles west of this where they will make an automobile drive to Ponce and embark for INDIAN KILLED 1. Nov. 22.-W. T. a fullblood Choctaw a switch engine last night and instantly He resides at Marsden PREACHED TO Nov. 28;_John of was found by the police last night at the Fair park standing In the snow preaching to the empty grand He was turned over to the county INCORPORATION The incorporation papers of the Muskogee Plumbing company were filed rat the clerk's office The incorporators are H. F. Martin Lewis Emery and Hugh Jr The capital stock is of which is paid In. W. B. Hagar of is visiting B. Carnett of 1316 Ash st. Hagar is the sister of Mrs. Deputy Hanna wm from jr addition to his He believes that young men are required to do the bloody field work in the fight for political He believes that intrenched like that of the Republican oligarchy of his own 1b no match for public sentiment when it Ib He is the first adherent of the Roman Catholic faith to be elected governor of a New England He believes that Senator is the friend of the Standard Oil and sugar the ally of Wall street and the enemy of every lover of the primary principles of American liberty from coast to coast and to and should removed from tbe More than be proposes to use his office for the disruption of the tern which has made Aldrich's er Is most He did not resent it by a look when a Pawtucket newspaper man him to me as a stranger in the state will not understand clearly the situation that confronts so I'll ex plain a he said to me. though the smallest state in the nevertheless of the most important Her population outranks eighteen of our states and We have vast manufacturing wonder ful waterways and more to the square mile than any other For many years Rhode Island has been the hands of corrupt politicians working In league with unscrupulous commercial Our people have beten robbed right and Our system has been wrong in its very have a restricted That is the Our state Ib divided into towns add each of which sends one representative to our Twenty of these towns and twenty of them rolled into one would not have the population of our greatest of has but one ' triumvirate of selfish aaw possibilities faulty They are Nelson the special privilege boss of tbe United States representing the of Havemeyer and Wall street at Marsden J. who practically owns all of the franchises within tbe gift the people of this and General Charles R. Bray the blind boss of the Republican party in the goes to Washington from this state and makes himself an instrument of national Perry stays at home and neaps a handsome has for years sat in our very state house and directed legislation as as though the legislative body was made up of abV and elections have been bought and soldi It has been a carnival of am solas iatp office afternoon the oase from oner will be taken up in bss and 14 contesting his ' Moris Help Charles H. who chairman of. the special committee to decide upon additional reported a list of art an aggregate of per All of to be appointed by the already selected by the with the a exception of second who was The Mst a minute clerk at per presi log and a ton at K secretary for f and thi Nov. 23:-It 1* stated Henry % day that the North German Loyd's Meamer Kaiser Def was damaged in a collision last night off Cherbourg with the in the enabling er and that she will be un- morning continue ber voyage to New Mr u m as Henry L. Cloud Slater of 3C%, W. to be to Under the Curtis Act re- a potion made by 4 department at by D. tl two did election and were Tho jjC gates wan settled ii of threa Commissioner Tams word from the 1 Washington this morning feet that It la held that Choctaw -i minors are entitled to be enrolled - under the act of June 21, 1906. The Chickasaw minor under the decision are not Included and are not entitle 5**d J. A. to - The Dawes commission rendered a previous decision holding that der the act of April 2, 190,0, the Choctaw minors were not entitled an to be entered on the Choctaw a reading Spd sent out notices to that effect but the department admits them un- der of totor 1 -  

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