Haskell a Leading Figure in Politics and Thought
A retrospective profile traces Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma from San Antonio days through Texas influence, his railroads, wealth, downfall, and later ventures in Muskogee and Indian Territory. It notes his ties to Bryan era politics, involvement in the San Antonio Telephone venture, and broader national connections.
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Gov. Haskell
San Antonian
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
William Jenathuss
Bryan
Putusai County
Ohio
Calvin Bryce
Charles II
Haskell
Bryne
Bryce
Texas
San Antonio
Hashel
Denver
M.M. Brooks
Lone Star State
Oldahoma
Missouri
Charles N. Huarkell
Haskell Fg
Bell Telephone
Raig
Arkansas
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Muskezes
Roosevelt plans great hunting trip in Africa
Washington July 2 Theodore Roosevelt is actively planning a major African expedition with his son Kermit. The route runs from Cairo up the Nile through Sudan to Lake Victoria and onward toward Lake Tanganyika and Mozambique Channel. Supplies will be minimal, guides meet them in Cairo, and no luxuries will be pursued. Roosevelt travels as explorer.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Tet
Theodore Roosevelt
Kerwit
Lugard
Pronesad
Washington, D. C
Theo Adore Roosevelt
Hons
Fips
Papetani
Antelono
Leopards
Robsnvelt
Kermit
Cairo
Nile
Teypilan
Soudan
Bahat
Sobat
Cip
Tea
Rudolf Lake
Kelro
Victoria
Xyanaa
Lake Tanganyika
Lake
Nyanassa
British East Africa
German East Africa
Mozambique Channel
Madagascar
East Africa
Hambert River
Bard's Falls
British East
Aries
Lusard
Culu
W. W. Cocke
Intense Heat Causes Deaths and Dazed Victims
Dispatches from Vietina report extreme heat as the annual Wave nears, with temperatures above 100 degrees. Dozens collapsed in a public school and police officers fainted, leading to several deaths. Sentrys at imperial sites and royal residences suffered sunstroke, prompting dramatic acts of water spraying by royals. Crimes and suicides follow the heat, including a Vienna woman harming her children and herself in Bungwy.
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Licht
Bern
Vietina
Frageis Joseph
Josepha
Royal Castle
Budapest
Augusta
Vienna
Oklahoma's first Governor Charles N Haskell—rise to statehood
An OCR fragment recounts the rise of Charles N Haskell as Oklahoma's first governor amid the push for statehood. It notes his role in forming a constitutional plan, his leadership in the Sequoyah convention, and his rapid political ascent from Muskogee to national attention, with references to contemporaries and rivals.
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Frank Jants
Roosevelt
Garfeld
Taft
Joe Cannon
Tajute
Bay Anteniy
Hashel
M Hinks
Asa
L. ¢. Hart
A. A. Gray
Mr. Mart
Onan
Aostrangzor
Uepubli Bramuir
Becyme
Oklahoma
Charles N. Haskell
Haskell
Washington
Sequoya
Indian Territory
Sequoyah
Frei
Muskage
Or. Bante
Aniahjan
Winn T
San Antonio
Arkansas
Muskogee
Oklahome
Napoleon Haskell
British Do Not Fear The Germans In Speech Bias
London reports an International competition claim Germany is a dangerous competitor to Britain. A speech by explorer Martin Conway cites German policy as a threat to scientific progress. He argues Germany risks producing a nation of workers with few intellectuals, urging Britain to adapt German methods to guide its own industry and education.
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London
Germany
Martin Conway
Eclomife
Dodemaire
Ural
Shell
Universitire and
Pliblle
Tragic Hungarian actress Lay Goerbe takes her own life
Berth July 23 reports the death of Lay Goerbe a celebrated young actress at the Royal Hungarian Theatre in Budapest. At twenty five she reportedly suffered from acute illness and chose suicide rather than renounce her art leaving a note stating she would rather die than give up her profession.
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Berth
Goerbe
Budapest
Phiyers
Royal Hungarian Theatre
Ifesha Ayas
Princess in Bath Shows Oceanic Skill in London
London readers learn that Princess Mary, daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales, is swimming at a Bath Club on Berkeley Street with several young noble children. Her brothers Prince Edward and Prince Albert are seen nearby, with Queen Alexandra visiting and enjoying the children’s playful aquatic efforts at the club.
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London
Bath
Berkeley Street
Mary
Princess of Wales
Prince Edward
Prince Albert
Abd
Waa
Fédnard
Hig Brother
Minve Albert
Queen Alexandra
Felicity Trew
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Galaxy of States
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Battle Ground of
Briley
Morris Sheppard
GOV
Arabia
Cictorta
Sixten
McElroy & Lions
Auto Nostra
J. Barajas
Ako
Sfa Sants
Sale Boys’ Summer Suits
Kari & Wilson
Haston
Crighton
Monarch
Cluett
Saul Wolfson Day
Explorer
Mate v. Birkhead
Aux
Booth, Tarver
Alamo Snak Hide
Henry C. Rips
East Side
Alamo Plaza
Dancer
Maxnetos
Ana Cums
Lone Star
Sprig
Omar Puppe
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