Shade trees promised last spring still unsettled
Rojestvensky dodges rests while police demand he move on Generai Ratian of com complains the Japanese are tricky We reveal a 1 400 000 defalcation of Bank President Bigelow and discuss stocking savings The Dallas commercial news to Ada tomorrow urged reception committee city council should ban street singing and promote local halls A Missouri retailer used four six column pages to advertise prices with no mail order business through that post office
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Dallas
Ada
Lochea
Missouri
Advertise Your Goods to Stop Mail Order Catalogues
A brief note urges locals to advertise to prevent mail order houses from ending catalogs and taking money. It hints that some merchants may not realize they are in business and stresses pricing as a remedy.
Editorial defense of undefended territory cited by South McAlester Capital
The piece defends Secretary Hiredcock and addressing by the Brethren of Indian Territory as a lawful duty rather than a partisan attack. It praises meek honest and patriotic defenders regardless of political affiliation, contrasting with critics led by Spence Adams and Judge Townsend.
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Hiredcock
Indian Territory
Spence Adams
Judge Townsend
South McAlester
New York Bank Failure and Strike Turmoil Rise
May 24 reports in Chicago and New York tell of expanding strike actions by truck and lumber wagon drivers amid boycotts and driver dismissals. Adj. Gen. Scott moves toward militia readiness as rail and express firms resist reemployment. Separately Merchants Trust in New York closed due to loan and securities losses triggering a state receivership and a cautious stock market reaction.
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Adj
Scott
Deneen
rat!Way Express
En Bavers
Railway Express
Superintendent of Schools
The
Federation of Labor
Kansas
Itv
Nurovber
Goodrich Transportation Company
Montcomers Ward & Co
Tiercjee Kahsaat
United States Circuit Court
Goodrich Transperation Company
Bovcotted Houses
New York
Merchants Trust Company
Merchants Trust
Hudson Valley Railway Company
Albany
Troy
Saratoga
Lake George
Bbudson Valleys Railway Company
Pntt
P Te Wilburn
Hudson Valleys Railway Company
Wall Street
Samuel Untermeyer
Jacob JL. Phillips
Phillips
N. Y
Mayer
Justice Cochran
Supreme Court
Douglas Robinson
New York Trust Co
Merchants Trust Co
Robinson
Trust Company
John Cook Bank
W. R. Hale
San Francisco
Francis L. Burton
Goldfield-Lila Investment Co
Cook Bank
Goldfield Bank & Trust Co
WR. Hale
Mary A Livermore dies famed reformer and author
Mrs. Mary A Livermore prominent writer and suffrage leader died at her Melrose Massachusetts home after bronchitis and a weak heart born December 19 1820 in Boston She led the Illinois Woman's Suffrage Association edited the Agitator and Woman's Journal and served as Massachusetts suffrage president.
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Chicago
The Liver Quarantine Q
A medicinal advert claims August Flower cures a torpid liver and related digestive ills. It warns of slowed digestion harming the entire system and promotes the remedy as essential for families. Various sizes and prices are listed for sale at druggists.
Hay-not-to-visit Berlin message from Secretary Hay
Ambassador Tower delivered a note to Chancellor von Buelow on Monday evening conveying Secretary Hay’s regrets at being unable to visit Berlin. Hay cited physician advice for canceling the personal call and asked Tower to convey his compliments. the chancellor sent best wishes for Hay’s recovery. Former Gov. Odell of New York has arrived in Berlin.
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Berlin
Ambassador Tower
von Buelow
Mr. Tower
Gov
Odell
New York
Oklahoma Territory warns agents over Farmers Mutual insurance
Oklahoma City reports William Grimes secretary of the territory issued a letter to insurance agents warning against the Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. It notes individuals posing as company agents have been soliciting farmers across the territory.
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Oklahoma Insurance
Oklahoma City
William Grimes
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co
John
Baptist St Louis Meeting Closes After Anniversaries
The final session of the American Baptist Publication Society was held in St. Louis on Tuesday, closing the national Baptist anniversaries that began a week earlier. A general praise service preceded the session.
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Baptist
St. Louis
American Baptist Publication Society
National Baptist
After Siberian Trade Exiles British Lead in Market
London May 24 The Board of Trade released a report by Special Commissioner H Cooke on Siberia trade criticizing British traders for being outcompeted by Americans Danes and Germans who dominate profitable fields. Russian migrants in Siberia supply the London market with butter while discussing machine choices from Milwaukee or Chicago.
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London
Board of Trade
H. Cooke
Siberia
Mr. Cooke
Russa
British Isles
Milwaukee
Chicago
Stock Growers appoints Tomlinson as secretary in Denver
The American Stock Growers' Association, formed in Denver, hires T. W. Tomlinson as secretary. He will take charge June 1 with headquarters in Denver and comes from the Chicago Junction Railway and formerly served as traffic manager for the Chicago Live Stock Company.
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Denver
American Stock Growers’ Association
T. W. Tomlinson
Chicago Junction Railway Company
Tomlinson
Chicago Live Stock Company
Grand Army Week in Lawton Oklahoma
Lawton Oklahoma hosts Grand Army of the Republic encampment this week with national colors and expected attendance around 1000. Several national officers will be present as Oklahoma and Indian Territory mark Grand Army Week.
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Lawton
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic of
Secretary Shaw Visits Oklahoma City Convention
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw arrived in Oklahoma City from St. Louis escorted by the Mayor Maj. Gen. Baldwin and Y M C A delegation. A reception followed and he addressed the Y M C A convention in the evening.
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Shaw
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Secretary of the Treasury
St. Louis
Baldwin
Y. Mc. A. Twin Territories
Senate Panel Closes Interstate Commerce Hearing
The senate committee on interstate commerce ended its rate inquiry in executive session Tuesday morning, closing the hearing. The decision came after weeks of testimony and debate over proposed rate reforms.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
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