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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
2
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Governor Charles N Haskell and six others were indicted by a Oklahoma grand jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the government in a town lot scheduling scheme. Bonds ranged from 5 000 to 10 000. Haskell appeared to be arraigned in Guthrie as others face similar steps. Gouvernor English was abroad in Los Angeles when the indictments were issued.
A clipped calendar item notes Shakespearean reference in 1909 American calendar entries dated February 4, mentioning the stormy weather metaphor from Julius Caesar. The fragment cites Confederate congress formation in 1861 and uses a verse-like exclamation about wind and waves.
The text suggests Indiana Democrats push to replace county local option with war and township option while Texas Democrats pursue a prohibition constitutional amendment. It frames prohibition as a local issue and notes potential differences between the two states' Democratic positions.
A Nevada official criticizes President Roosevelt over Japan policy and urges California to resist perceived federal overreach. The commentary condemns interference and calls for protecting American rights amid tensions with Japanese migrations.
The Record and Chronicle cites the Omaha World Herald reporting widespread lax ethics at Washington’s top levels. It notes a barber on the navy auditor payroll earning $1,600 for shaving the president, plus other hires labeled as laborers or servants but serving as personal aides.
The Waters-Pierce Oil Company and Attorney General Davidson dispute policy and a ruling. The paper notes Davidson’s position favored by about $2,000,900 and suggests awaiting the outcome to settle the disagreement.
Committee hearings covered a range of measures including a favorable report on certificates for teachers from fall schools, and similar privileges for other states. The anti racing bill passed by criminal jurisprudence but failed in the Senate, while the pari mutuel measure drew opposition. Other actions favored advertising rules, favored tax measures, and condemned double taxation. The jail sentence for pistol carrying was opposed, as were felonious homicide and vagrancy related bills. The nine juror bill appears effectively dead.
A French scientist claims a blood based secret of longevity. The ad touts Electric Bitters as life prolonging and blood purifying, citing W. M. Sherman of Cushing Maine who credits a cure for kidney trouble. Available for 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
Capt. Mclntosh aboard the Mallory steamer San Marcos reports the Alamo is safe in Key West harbor not wrecked near Diamond Shoal. The Alamo and San Marcos departed New York together. the Alamo is twenty four hours tardy but all are aboard and safe.
Headache remedy Capudine touted for colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. Described as liquid pleasant to take and acting immediately. Available in 19c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Washington reports a Senate inquiry into the Tennessee Coal and Iron merger with the Steel trust may trigger investigations of Wall Street. Observers say the President could have been duped by Steel trust leaders, and that the merger may have violated antitrust law.
District Attorney Thurmond arrives in Austin from Eagle Pass seeking extradition papers for W. T. Chapman secretary of the Co operative Commission of Oklahoma and A. J. Brown and L. C. Grims. They face indictment in Maverick County for allegedly forging instruments tied to land sales.
Early Mecora notices run in the Denton Chronicle and Record. The prompt classifieds include wants and notices, reflecting local listings and exchange for goods and services.
Governor Haskell is expected to arrive in Muskogee, Oklahoma, to prepare a statement and offer proof that Roosevelt and Hearst schemes led to his indictment over the Muskogee town site fraud. He claims Roosevelt through the Interior department allowed Prairie Oil and Gas, a Standard Oil subsidiary, to break laws.
Governor Haskell arrived late at the Oklahoma capitol and, when asked about Muskogee indictments, said he would fight the case to the bitter end and to the highest courts. He claimed the charges were secured through malice and false testimony before the Federal grand jury, as telegrams of support poured in.
Six Muskogee residents indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy against the government declare their innocence and vow to take the case to the federal Supreme court. No arrests yet. each defendant notified and bound at $5,000. The community reacts with shock as prominent local figures face the charges.
In Guthrie Oklahoma on February 4 a resolution introduced by Senator Smith condemns the Roosevelt Hearst combination for securing indictments against Governor Haskell and five other prominent Oklahomans. The legislature calls the indictments a tool of blackmail and political aims.
Capudine relieves headache and nervous tension after a night out. It clears the head and steadies the nerves, a quick aid for business readiness. Available at drug stores.
Washington reports indicate blacks will lose prominence in the Taft inaugural parade compared with prior celebrations. Traditionally sought roles for black leaders include marshal with red cockade and sash, but now these positions appear to be assigned to white men.
Denton Trust Company advertises loans on city property with easy payments and no delays, inviting potential borrowers to contact for terms.
Nickel plated guaranteed alarm clocks offered for one dollar at Minnis' Drug Store. Modern science touts Crude Oil as a top hair and scalp remedy with Cu-Cure claimed to be from the same. Guaranteed by J. Guy. Furnished room troupies easily squelched by Record and Chronicle want ads.
The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company covers Arkansas and Texas employing many workers. It urges public tolerance for its carefully crafted rules to guide employees and ensure efficient service, stressing that fair enforcement protects both patrons and the company.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas recalls a plot to end his life through illness. He describes a stubborn cold and lingering cough that dropped his weight to 13 pounds before using Dr King’s New Discovery. It restored his health and brought him to 179 pounds. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
In Austin on February 4 the Texas Supreme Court answered certified questions in Harry L. Seay v. Alice M. Cockrell et al. from Dallas, holding appellees had a right to convey a one half interest in the property under the will of Sarah H. Cockrell. The dispute arose from a contract for the sale of the Cockrell building, with Seay admitting the contract but disputing fee simple conveyance of half the interest.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a pleasant herb relief for back pains urinary and bladder issues and other female weaknesses. It claims safety and regulation of female ailments including inflammation and ulcerations with mail order available for 50 cents and sample free from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Passengers in Jersey City at the Pennsylvania station were terrified when the severed head of W. Leber, general foreman of a train company, was found on the gun-catcher of a locomotive as it pulled into the depot after an incident at Rahway New Jersey. The mangled body was recovered nearby.
Quoted advt claims an imitation skin causes irritability and promises a guaranteed cure for all skin troubles with one box of Kunt’s Cure. It asserts immediate relief from any itching and three mentions of cure.
Washville Tenn Feb 4 jurors selected in the trial of Dun can Cooper Robin Cooper and John Sharpe for the murder of former Senator Carmack. Eleven jurors have been chosen with most talesmen farmers and completion hoped after a long selection process.
Washington, once given up by three doctors, lay in bed five weeks with blood poisoning from a spider bite leaving deep leg sores. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed him completely, according to Joan Washington of Bosqueville, Texas. It is praised for eczema boils burns and piles and sold by 54 F. Raley & Co.
Nashville Tennessee February 4 Governor Patterson sent a special message to the legislature vetoing the bill prohibiting the manufacture of intoxicants in Tennessee. The measure was promptly passed over the Governor's veto.
A bold claim promotes Hunt's Cure as a universal remedy for itch and skin conditions. The ad asserts it cures eczema and ringworms in one box, guaranteeing relief wherever the itch appears.
The Wortham Masonic chapter adopts resolutions condemning the Grand Master of Ohio for granting special dispensation for resident elect Taft to become a Mason at sight on February 18 in Columbus. Other Texas chapters are expected to follow, and the resolution will be sent to the Grand High Priest.
The advertisement claims infantile eczema in children can be cured by a compound of oil of wintergreen thymol and glycerine similar to D D D Prescription. It cites a Weathery Pa. family case and urges parents to treat their child immediately with this remedy for rapid relief and permanent improvement.
Fort Worth Tex Feb 4 John Roushey a 40 year old husband and father of six was fatally injured when a Santa Fe train backed onto him and severed both legs. He left a wife and six children.
Mrs M E Fisher of Detroit Michigan was advised to have an operation for severe rectal trouble. She writes that after using Dr Kings New Life Pills she was wholly cured. The pills prevent appendicitis ease constipation and headache priced 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
Nashville reports a new Tennessee House bill proposing a $5,005 annual occupation tax on firms in the state that receive liquor shipments. The measure mirrors a Texas law deemed constitutional by its Supreme Court.
A Mississippian farmer from Kosciusko praises Hunt's Lightning Oil as the quickest, richest in results, and essential for both man and beast. He notes its effectiveness on burns and cuts and calls it a household necessity in a signed letter.
In Pittsburg on February 4 authorities report 100 black suspects arrested after a carnival of assaults on young white girls. A large police presence remains in Herron Hill as officials intensify actions to stop the attacks. more than a dozen girls were assaulted in the past month.
An advertisement promotes Miona tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach ailments. It claims the remedy stops fermentation and belching, boosts nutrient absorption, and even helps with seasickness and pregnancy vomiting. The seller O. M Curtis offers a 50 cent box with a money back guarantee.
Arthur Holbrook confronts his brother Henry over stolen notes and a buried family past as dialogue erupts at a lakeside cabin. Henry demands repayment while Arthur resists, a dramatic interlude ending with departure and a whispered farewell from a mysterious girl who hints at deeper secrets.
Donovan meets Gillespie on a night journey as he returns through the woods. Gillespie claims to have cared for Donovan's horse and boats by, leaving with a casual remark about the dinner and the late arrival. The mood hints at tension and unspoken danger.
1909 tennis balls and other new goods just arrived. See them at C. M. Curtis, Athletic Supplies.
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