Roosevelt Pressures Hitchcock To Issue Prairie Oil Franchise
Washington reports interior records show Secretary Hitchcock granted the Prairie Oil and Gas Oklahoma franchise only after President Roosevelt overruled his initial refusal. The affair ties to Standard Oil through Barnsdall and other Republican figures and involves line permits across Indian lands.
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Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Oklahoma
Ethen Allen Hitchcock
Charles N. Haskell
Secretary of the Interior
J. K. Jones
Airkansas
Oyster Bay
T. M. Barnsdall
Pittsburg
Jones
Roosevelt
Washington
Branchott
New York
Depew
Indiana
Harry 5
New
Republican National Committee
Prarie Oil & Gas Company
Hitchcock
The
Standard
Barnsdall
Haskell
Garfield
Cass
Hemorrhage Deaths of Soden Family in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn three bodies were found in a single apartment Ella Soden died from a lung hemorrhage and lay dressed for burial Edwin Soden and their mother Mary committed death by own action. A note from Edwin indicates a planned double suicide with his mother.
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New York
Hila
Edwin Soden
Mary Soden
Brooklyn
Ella
Edwin
Soden
Berlin Elevated Train Crash Noted in Early Afternoon
Berlin reports a collision on the elevated railroad with twenty dead and many injured. A signal misplacement caused one crowded car to plunge forty feet to the street, shattering it. Police and ambulances rushed to the scene as victims were removed to hospitals.
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Berlin
Weather forecast for Wyoming and local data
Forecast for Wyoming calls for a fall and warmer Sunday and Monday. Local data shows 24 hour period ending 6 p m September 26 with a maximum of 36 degrees and a minimum of 26 degrees and 0 104 inch precipitation. Palmber, section director.
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Washington, D. C
Beot
Wyoming
Palmber
Beetion Dirvetor
Gans Ready to Fight Again in 133-Pound Class
Joe Gans acting as his own manager announced he will fight any 133-pounder promoted by eastern promoters. He seeks to pay his mortgage with earnings and hopes to face Packey McFarland in New York or Philadelphia, training daily in a gym at his Baltimore hotel.
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New York
Joe Gans
Joe
Baltimore
Packay McFarland
Philadelphia
Snow disrupts ore hauling in Central City weather
Central City Colo Sept 26 last night rain and sleet turned to heavy snow with much electricity and thunder. About twelve inches of snow fell across the country with continued snowfall forecast. The storm cooled temperatures and hindered ore hauling activities.
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Central Opty
Central City
Colo
Taft Versus Mr Foraker and Roosevelt Trust Talk
In Milwaukee Roosevelt era coverage reports Bryan defending Governor Haskell against charges, accusing steel trust ties and favoritism toward monopolies. Ridder named National Committee treasurer to succeed Haskell. Wright achieves a 9 minute 15 second flight with passenger Paul Zens in Le Mans. Taft campaign stops in Minneapolis advocate postal savings bank while replying to Fora ker charges about private travel and judgeship ties.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Haskell
Wm. J. Bryan
Madison
Roosevelt
Bryan
Oklahoma
Haskell Wa
Taft
Steel Trust
Jess
Minneapolis
Minn
Wm. H. Taft
Fora
Judieyle
Yle
Doyle
Standard Oil
Foraker
Middle Bass Iin
Mr. Lewis
Pon
Commodore Richardson
Glass Trust
Middle Bass Club
Cleveland estate executive questions authenticity of Cleveland article
A Times letter from 8. 8. Hastings, estate executive for Grover Cleveland, disputes a posthumous article attributed to the former president. Hastings states new evidence shows the piece was not written or signed by Cleveland and should not be credited as his work.
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New York
the Times Today
Hastings
Grover Cleveland
The
Times
Cleveland
Taft
Bryan
the Times
H. M. Bennett
E. F. Folda
Union Stock Yards National Bank of South Omaha
Hia Hearere
Cheyenne
Ira B."jones
Thermopolis
W. P. Caldwell
United States National Bank of
Milwaukee Boxing Foes Move to Suppress Pageant
Milwaukee authorities face a push to end pugilistic bouts in the Brewery City. Governor Davidson is urged to act though officials say he may not intervene. Supporters include a number of ministers. the local fights are praised as high quality and well run.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Davidson
Pennant Race Tightens as NL Teams Split Doubleheaders
Baseball in the pennant chase saw New York and Chicago each win two games in doubleheaders, keeping their lead by a slim margin. In the AL, Cleveland Detroit and Chicago had wins while St. Louis fell, leaving Cleveland ahead by two points with Detroit and Chicago close behind.
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New York
Chicago
New York Ina
Cleveland
Petroit
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburg
Peete
Philadelphia
Detroit Srr
Laborer Killed by Fall of Rock Near Glenwood Springs
A laborer named A. D. Smith, 18, working at Bhoshon near Glenwood Springs, Colorado, was killed yesterday afternoon when a rock fall crushed him. His injuries were fatal, and rescue efforts were unable to aid.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
A. D. Smith
Bhoshon
Wyoming bankers form state association in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Bankers Association is organized with about fifty delegates. A. H. Marble is president, B. F. Perkins vice president, H. Van Deusen secretary, J. DeForest Richards treasurer. The convention featured speeches by W. H. Ruchols, Augustine Kendall, John Clay, and others. An evening banquet at the Masonic Temple followed, with Governor Brooks and several bankers delivering toasts.
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Wyoming Bankers’ Association
Thetate
A. H. Marble
Cheyenne
B. F. Perkins
Sheridan
H. van Deusen
Rock Springs
J. DeForest Richards
Douglas
Bankers’ Convention
Harry B. Henderson
F. L. Moore
First Congregational Church
W. H. Ruchols
Omaha
Augustine Kendall
Wyoming
John Clay
Masonic Temple
Associated Banks of
T. A. Cosgriff
ENGINEER'S NERVE SAVES LIVES OF PASSENGERS
Helena Montana Sept 26 A Billings dispatch reports 21 dead and 9 injured after a collision at Young's Point four and a half miles west of Park City. Engineers and fireman testified the engineer backed the freight to avert a broader disaster as passengers escaped.
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Helena
Mont
Billings
Young's Point
Park City
Kirby
Wyo
Mann
Smith
Senator Clark Praises Pig Tariff in Douglas Speech
Senator Clark spoke at the Douglas opera house to a half filled audience of citizens. He praised a protective tariff for pigs and attacked proposals to protect depositors in national banks.
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Douglas, Wyo
Senator Clark
Douglas
Opera House
Will Build First Airship Garage in Briarcliff Manor
Philadelphia dispatch reports plans to construct the first airship garage in the country at Briarcliff Manor New York. The seven story structure will include an airship platform covering the roof and forms part of a King project.
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Mrship Garage
Philadelphia
King 'S
Briar Cam Manor
N.Y
Gould's Cousin Dies in Poverty in Los Angeles
Melvin A. Gould, cousin of NY railroad magnate George J. Gould, died a pauper in a county hospital after a three month illness. He was buried at Forest Lawn Tropico, with only three mourners and grave diggers present. Three sympathetic friends funded the funeral and sent word to relatives.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George J. Gould
New York
Melvin A. Gould
Forest Lawn
Tropico
Gould
Potter's Field
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Roosevelts
Fusal
Weather Report
Gans
MR. Foraker
Ridder
Hermaty Ridder
Staats Zeitung
Democratic National Committee
Mack
National Committee
C. N. Haskell
Buffalo
Wright
Zens
Lemans
France
Wilbur Wright
Paul Zens
National League
Cincinnati
iMees Rawers
Sears
Boston
State Association OF Bankers
New Association
M. Rumsey
Rawlins First National Bank
W. O. Jones
National Park Bank
New York City
J. M. Carey
W. C. Deming
A. D. Kelly
This City
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