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Pentac County
Local Official List With Several Names and Titles
A fragmented list lists state and county officials including Secretary of State Ben Harris and Commissioner of Charities Kate Barnard, with roles such as Public Instruction, Chief Mine Inspector, and County Judge Conway Barton. Also names W T Cox, C H Hargis, T F Pigg, and W Montgomery among others.
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R. H. Wilken
Kate Barnard
Hall of Fame for Great Americans Faces Sectional Bias
The American Mall of Fame details a panel of 100 voters at New York University selecting 50 names from 200 nominees in 1900 and expanding every five years. The third election yields 11 new honorees with Confederate Gen Lee the lone southern figure so far, while Andrew Jackson and Edgar Allan Poe finally gain majority support.
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France
Paris
Helen Gould
New York University
Gen. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Edgar Allen Poe
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
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David B Hill of New York Dies After Long Political Rise
David B Hill, once near the pinnacle of American politics, dies in New York. He served as mayor of Elmira, lieutenant governor, governor, and United States senator, and sought the White House amid clashes with Cleveland. His career and temper shaped a life marked by ambition and disappointment.
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David B. Hill
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Cleveland
Elmira
United States
White House
How the Tariff Works and Oklahoma Governance
Analysis argues Payne Aldrich burdens totals on blankets show rich and poor split by price. It extols Oklahoma reforms in three years and criticizes Republican and Democratic dynamics, noting railroads, stocks, and patent rights markets. References Guthrie Capital scrutiny of New York graft and Oklahoma politics.
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Guthrie
New York
Greer
Oklahoma
Health Club Baking Powder Promises Strong Leavening Power
An advertisement extols Health Club baking powder for its leavening strength claiming one teaspoon equals two of rivals and costs one cent an ounce. The editorial then discusses political opinions, voter registration, prohibition, and a forecast of increased pro vote, noting Bill Murray’s speech synopsis.
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Ealth Club
Health Club
Cade for Interior Secretary Garners Oklahoma Support
The Pawhuska Capital backs Cassius M. Cade Shawnee banker and Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma for Secretary of the Interior to succeed Ballinger upon resignation. Women’s names in voting shifts show gains for Charlotte Saunders Cushman and Martha Washington as vote counts move up. Francis Parkman fails by 10 votes or less.
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Guthrie
Pawhuska
Cassius M. Cade
Charlotte Saunders Cushman
Martha Washington
Francis Parkman
Quiet threats from a local antagonist
The Atoka Citizen-Democrat notes a man displeased by a reference sent a threat to "lick the editor" though the paper stays calm. It criticizes loud talk and praises cautious editors who anticipate danger from quiet, self-assured individuals.
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Atoka Citizen-Democrat
Officers of Phoenix Investment Co. Arrested in Oklahoma City
Albert P. Wincett, a real estate man and Order of Moose organizer, and secretary R. é Bounds, both officers of the Phoenix Investment Company, were placed under 2009 bail after being charged with using the national mail to defraud. A warrant is out for treasurer Binta Spiers, who is in Stillwater, Texas, on business.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
United States
Albert P. Wincett
Order of Moose
Morris and Company Packing Plant
R. É. Bounds
Phoenix Investment Company
Oliver C. Black
John Abernathy
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Stillwater
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