Indictments Expected in Creek Nation Land Scandal
Federal grand jury in Muskogee Oklahoma will probe alleged town lot fraud tied to Creek Nation lands. Attorneys for Creek Nation dispute statements attributed to Gov Haswell. In Portland Oregon area, federal suits seek to recover land within the Oregon and California grant, targeting railroad companies and buyers.
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Gov
Haswell
Federal
Gregan
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Mott
Charles S. Kuskell
Scott
MacReynolds
W. R. Hearst
Eect
Haskell
Mackeynolds
Portland
Oregon & California Railroad Company
B. C. Townsend
Oregon & California Railroad
Southern Pacifc Company
Flan Mian
Gall Rods
Tesides Tho Eallroudis
Oreo
Oregon & California Company
California
Maine
Saved from Burning Packet at Kenmare Ireland
Twenty four passengers escaped a burning Liverpool to Cork packet after midnight as they were transferred to a passing ship. The vessel was beached and burned to the water line, with arrivals landing at Holyhead yesterday morning. Famous abolitionist dies in Brookings Mississippi at age eighty. Edward Faglish and C Walston, prominent farmers, fatally duel after a dispute about a Negro.
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Kenmare
Ireland
Liverpool
Cork
Haly+ head
Edward Faglish
If C. Walston
Taft and party sail for Panama aboard North Carolina
President-elect Taft Mrs Taft and their party departed at 5:20 this morning on the cruiser North Carolina bound for the Isthmus of Panama. The group includes Secretary Wendell Mischler, agents, civil engineers, and Taft's Filipino valet. Also aboard the Montana eight correspondents and Richard Jarvis of the secret service. Mrs Taft Senator Knox Hitchcock and engineers arrived earlier. Taft attended services at United Church and later rested in the county.
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Charleston
Taft
Wendall Mischler
C. Wheeler
Secret Service
Frederick P. Stearns
Boston
John 8. Freeman
Providence
Ril
James Schuyler
Los Angeles
Cal
Isham Handolph
Chicago
Henry FR. Allen
A. P. Davis
Washington
Allen Hazen
New York
Monica Lopez
Mr. Taft
Bryan outlines role in Nebraska school of citizenship
Lincoln Nebraska January 26 W J Bryan explains his stance on a joint Nebraska legislature resolution to create a school of citizenship at the University of Nebraska He says he inspired the measure but has no financial stake and will lecture for free He argues the state should lead in government pedagogy and citizenship training to attract foreign students and spread American ideas abroad.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Bryan
Tnies
Orient
Wiley reverses benzoate findings by expert board
Washington notes the referee board of consult ing experts under Tyr. Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins University chairing, approved by Secretary Wilson, reverses Dr H W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry. Three investigations were conducted with close agreement on essential features.
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Washington
Ira Remsen
Johns Sopkins University
Wilson
Ft. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
World's Record Ski Jump Set in Chippewa Falls
Oscar Gunderson of Chippewa Falls set a new world's ski jumping record of 138 feet at the Northwestern Ski tournament, surpassing the previous 135 feet by Nels Gjesvang. The American best stood at 131 feet by John Ryerson last year in Duluth. Moving platforms for subway service discussed by Biot J. Arnold in New York. Joan of Arc beatified in Rome with Americans present including Archbishop Ireland and Bishops Scannel and Allen.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Af Shnoon
Northwestern
Oscar Gunderson
Chippoewa Falls
Nels Gjesvang
Modun
Norway
National Ski Association
John Ryerson
Duluth
Subway
New York
Biot J. Arnold
Public Service Commission
Arnold
Joan of Arc
Rome
Pius
Ireland
BL. Paul
Richard Scannel
Omaha
E. P. Allen
Mobile
Prominent Denver Lawyer Dies After Cardiac Neuralgia
Denver Colorado January 25 prominent lawyer A H McKinley longtime national committeeman from Colorado during Cleveland’s second administration died here yesterday of neuralgia of the heart. Lincoln’s County Goes Dry Hodgenville Kentucky January 2 election results show LaRue Abraham Lincoln’s native county voted dry by 1,085 to 2 against Neense.
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Denver
Col
McKineley
Colorado
Cleveland
West
Lincoln
Hodgenville
Kingston woman credits kidney pills for relief
Mrs. Martin Douglass of 02 Cedar St Kingston New York reports severe backache fatigue headaches and kidney irregularities. She says Dean's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief and recommends them to women over 40 facing similar symptoms. Sold by all dealers one box.
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Martin Douglass
Cedar Sc
Kingston
N.Y
Dean
Ste
Foe tor-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Humorous clash over manuscript and Tree reader
A fragment recalls a quarrel between a playwright and Tree, with the writer insisting on full acknowledgment for his work while Tree brushes off the reading. The anecdote echoes a Harper's Weekly style exchange about authorship and rewards. The piece then advertises Munyon’s Almanac from the Munyon Remedy Company of Philadelphia as a free magazine almanac.
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Beerbohm
Tree
Anneldeot
Trea
Harper's Weekly
Munyon
Almanic
Munyon Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Bright Misunderstanding Over Seattle Letter
Little Helen Bentley of Los Angeles misinterprets a grandma's travel note. The grandmother writes from Seattle claiming arrival and grip illness after a long trip, but Helen's mishearing turns the message into a comical tale of a fight with her ailment.
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Helen Bentley
Los Angeles
Grandma
Seattle
Helen
Hall’s Piney Cure Claim Promises Malady Cure in Ad
An old advertisement touts a $100 reward for proof of Hall’s Founy Cure’s efficacy against a “dreaded disease” affecting Alagoa Bild EnAt and Uslar Catarry Cure claims. The copy asserts the product fortifies health by altering bodily functions and urges readers to order testimonials from CHENEY & CO in Toledo Ohio.
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Learm
Usl'ar
Cheney
Boy and Grandpa clash over allowance in heated exchange
A boy named Bobby argues with Mr. Tytes about spending money. Tytes recalls his own boyhood and claims his father taught thrift. Bobby retorts to stop blaming his grandfather for his troubles.
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Mr. Tytes
Bobby
Distemper Cure and Patent Medicines Advertisements
A scanned newspaper fragment advertises Spohn's Distemper Cure for horses and other animals, plus generic claims about laxatives, eye diseases, and pile treatments. It mixes medical claims with quack remedies and a few unrelated lines about manners and dating. The text includes 50 cent to $1.00 pricing and asks for agents.
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SPOHN
Spohn Medical Co
Goshen
Ind
RHEUMATISM REMEDY PROMPTS MEDICAL DISCUSSION
The piece notes rising talk in the medical fraternity over Toris a claimed rheumatism cure mixed with whiskey and syrups from Globe Pharmaceutical Co Chicago. It advertises a recipe and warns products are obtainable from druggists amid varied quips and unrelated ad snippets.
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Globe Pharmaceutical Co
Chicago
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