Bryan to Roosevelt Demands Proof on Oklahoma Treasurer
William J Bryan sender of the telegram to President Roosevelt demands proof that Governor Charles N Haskell Oklahoma treasurer of the Democratic national committee was connected with the Standard Oil company and a bribery plan. Bryan asserts the Democratic campaign fights honestly andfairly and demands investigation if Haskell is implicated. He offers to appear for inquiry and says the Democratic committee will cease ties if found guilty. Governor Haskell denies the charge and seeks investigation.
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Mich
William 3. Bryan
Roosevelt
Charles N. Masker
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Sever
Bryan
Democratic Party
Haskell
Wm R. Hearst
Standard, OH
Standard Olf Company
Monnett
Ohin
Miss
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Oye
Unis
Int
Denver
Irvan
Standard Oil Company
Democratic - National Committee
Republican Organization
Agena
Republican Party
Kern
Republican National Committee
William J. Bryan
United States
The President May Reply on Oklahoma Governor Charges
Secretary Loeb said the telegram from William J. Bryan regarding Governor Haskell of Oklahoma had not been seen by President Roosevelt upon arrival from Oyster Bay. The White House later indicated a possible response to the Bryan challenge might be issued today.
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Washington
Loeb
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
William J. Bryan
Haskell
Oklahoma
White House
Bryan
Train collision injures many passengers in Weeping Water
In Weeping Water yards a Missouri Pacific passenger train collided with a freight train injuring eighteen passengers and three trainmen. Two injuries are serious. Fourteen occupants escaped serious harm as the freight crew reportedly occupied the passenger right of way. Three freight workers died by jumping in the wreck but were severely hurt. overall forty nine passengers mostly unharmed.
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Missouri Pacific
Enetnett Heaver Finnipan Hofman
Brakemar Smith
Macon County Property Valuation Rises by 1.25 Million
The Macon county annual report sent to the state board of equalization shows total property valuation at 57,399,625, up 1,249,640 from 1907. Increases largely from Wabash roundhouse construction and line traction ships plus improvements in Decatur township and city.
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Ill
M. H. Penniwell
State Board of Equalization
Macon County
Wabash Roundhouse
Ilind Traction
Decatur Township
Canadian Pacific Strike Threat Ends in Ultimatum Draft
Engineers warn they will not run engines beyond a week if the strike remains unsettled. They will present the facts to the railway commission at Ottawa. The company plans another ultimatum offering reinstatement under conditions.
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Bankers Extend Troubles Roil Guthrie and Ola Games
In a terse summary the report notes continued trouble for Guthrie and Ola clubs as bankers and officials tally losses and seek solutions amid uncertain stats.
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Guthrie
Ola
County Local Option Dominates Indiana Senate Debate
Indianapolis reports a fierce struggle over the county option during the state’s special session. Republicans face losses in both the Senate and House as Meeker and Pierson pledge support, while Democrats aim to keep cohesion. The fight includes temperance policy details and clashes in the House over procedures and leadership.
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Roosevelt Returns to Washington Amid Warping Reports
The telegraph column notes President Roosevelt's return to Washington from Oyster Bay. Manila cholera epidemic cited in official reports. International Press Congress meets in Berlin with 8 percent at issue. Forest fires threaten Bemidji Minnesota and central states amid drought. Stock market shows disturbance not seen since Geiber's panic. Hammond elected president of Republican clubs in Cincinnati. Adirondack fires scorch 50 000 acres. Prohibitionists adopt the camel as mascot replacing fountain and rising sun emblem.
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Hhe
International Press Congress
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Indianapolia
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John Hays Hammond
Republican National League of Clubs
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Germantown
Another Stage Divorce Wanted in Reno Nevada
Reno reporters note Nat C. Good and Maxine Elliott facing a divorce case. The specific allegations by Goodwin remain sealed until the case goes to issue in court. Attorneys for the actor refuse to discuss. It is believed Mrs. Goodwin will contest the quit. It was announced she planned to sue for divorce.
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Paraguay Under Siege After Negro Party Plot Uncovered
In Asuncion on September 23 the government exposed a conspiracy by members of the negro party. Conspirators were arrested and a state of rege was proclaimed to restore order and safeguard the regime.
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Asuncion
Negro Party
Debt Ends In Plea For A Loan
In a Philadelphia Press item Dudley tallies a total of 652 dollars, then realizes 30 dollars is missing and asks an old man to lend him 082. Markley questions the request as Dudley seeks to escape debt.
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Markley
Philadelphia Press
Reward offer follows suspected wife advertisement
A fragmented Philadelphia Inquirer snippet describes a hold up and a man named Roads reporting a reward of five dollars for a discovered dog tied to his wife's advert. The exchange hints at a demand of ten dollars to skip the matter, with the scene detailing threats and a transport of the dog.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
The Hague Talks on Proposed Removal of Questions
Several countries engage in discussions about proposed questions in The Hague. The debate centers on removal measures connected with the 1907 framework and its implications for international relations.
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The
Hague
Unclear fragmentary item about regional water and utilities plan
Fragmentary OCR mentions will cut Texas river from El Paso to Juarez, cross New Mexico, steam heating plant mains, complaints at utility offices, valve issue, and a vague sacred mountain spirit story.
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el Cruces
New Mexico
Juarez
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