Florida Senator William Bryan Dies in Washington
Florida Senator William James Bryan dies at Providence Hospital Washington at 8 30 am aphoid fever lasting seventy three days since his seat started January from Florida. He was born October 10 1876 in Orange Florida and practiced law in Jacksonville after attending Emory College and Washington and Lee University. He married Janet Alien of Lexington Virginia and his death leaves the Senate seventh member by death since March 4 of last year.
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United States
William James Bryan
Florida
Providence Hospital
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Johns Hopkins University Hospital
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Mallory
Latimer
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Vermont
Whyte
Maryland
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Fla
Emory College
Johnson Denies Presidential Announcement
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson publicly denied authorizing Walter Wellman to quote him. He said Wellman sought a published statement during a lecture stop in St. Paul and he refused to be quoted. Johnson emphasized any dispatch from Wellman is his own view not an official statement.
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St. Paul
Minn
Chicago Record-Herald
Walter Wellman
John A. Johnson
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Wellman
Mr. Wellman
Mr. Welman
First Meeting of Creditors in Balmain and Ragland Bankrupt
In the Eastern District of Oklahoma at Ada the bankrupt Balmain and Ragland will have its first creditors meeting on March 30 1908 at 10:00 AM. Creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact other business.
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A. D
A. H. Constant
Miners Union Adjourns National Convention Endorsing Strike Policy
The retiring president and union leader presided over the extraordinary national convention of miners as it ratified the strike and defense policy from the national scale committee. He urged unity, loyalty to officers, and submission to the majority, bidding farewell to 350000 members.
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National Scale Committee
Mitchell
Lewis
Evans Named to Succeed Boyd at Oklahoma University
E Grant Evans of Tulsa was selected by the Board of Education as President of the University in Norman Oklahoma. The move shifts presidential duties from the regents to the state board and may prompt resignations from the regents. Evans, Indiana native and Oxford graduate, has led Henry Kendall College at Tulsa for ten years.
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Board of Education
Oklahoma University
Norman
Boyd
E. Grant Evans
West
Board of Regents
Haskell
We Cross
Cameron
BE. T. Bynum
Oklahoma City
Evans
Indiana
Oxford University
Henry Kendul
United States
Hopkins County Boys Win in Ada City Elections
News arrives of Randy Chapman elected city assessor and Wilbur Jones elected city clerk in Ada Oklahoma on the 17th inst. The Sulphur Springs Gazette praises the Hopkins County natives and notes the local pride in their triumphs.
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Hopkins County
Randy Chapman
Wilbur Jones
Ada
Okla
Hung Jury in Liquor Case Against Lancaster and Jenkins
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the liquor sale case against Ollie Lancaster and Luke Jenkins. The panel stood three for conviction and three for acquittal, with retrial scheduled for the end of the current court term.
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Ollie Lancaster
Luke Jenkins
Oklahoma Divorce Notice in Pontotoc County Case 52
Warning order in the State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County Lucy Bruer plaintiff versus John L Bruer defendant No 52 directs the defendant to answer the petition for divorce by April 20 1908 or the petition will be taken as true and a judgment for the plaintiff will be rendered Attest W T Cox district clerk B C King attorney for plaintiff ac ces
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Leta B. Turner
B. J. Turner
E. J. Turner
State OF Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Maulsey Rockwell
Charlie Rockwell
A. D
William T. Meadors
F. A. Smith
Francis
Oklahoma
Lucy Bruer
John L. Bruer
W. T. Cox
B. C. King
ZEMO claim on germ destruction and scalp health
Advert says ZEMO destroys the disease germ and stops itching instantly. It claims to prevent falling hair and leave the scalp clean and healthy. Sold by Draggists Gwin Mays Co.
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Gwin-Mays & Co
GWIN, MAYS @ CO
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