Oklahoma Wolves to Be Exterminated Great Wolf Hunt Near Lost City
Special to The Light describes a planned big month wolf hunt in the Red Fork Lost City region, organized by Hoh Galbraith. Participants include John Abernathy, U S marshal, and hunters from Oklahoma and surrounding territories. Rewards of $400 for capturing Old Blackey and £250 for duplicating Roosevelt era feats are offered. fox hounds will join greyhounds in pursuit of wolves and the famed animal said to possess an evil spirit.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Beln
Tiga
I. T
Hoh" Galbraith
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
Red Fork
Lost Sity
Great Minter
New State
John Abernathy
United States
Wolf Unter
Lost City
Old Blackey
Ihig Contr
Wanted Unmarried Men 21 to 38 for U S Army
Recruiting officers in San Antonio Texas seek able bodied unmarried men between 21 and 38 who are U S citizens of good character and temperate habits and can speak read and write Fugfish Apply at the recruiting office Mowry Building Avenue 0 and Houston Front San Antonio Texas
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United States
Mowry Bulldog Avenue
Houston Tront
San Antonio
Texas
Millionaire criminals linked to church loot ring
Paris reports a vast crime syndicate allegedly operating across Europe and America, involving murder and the systematic looting of church treasuries including a jewel studded reliquary. The police tie the group to a wealthy Clermont Ferrand manufacturer, with deadly weapons and coercive plots found at a stronghold.
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Paris
Connais-Seurs
Bngland
America
Ambazar
Clermont Ferrand
Department
Puy-de-Dame
Dogs May Attend Church Tomorrow on St Hubert's Day
Paris observes St Hubert's day with dogs allowed in churches across France. Sets of sporting dogs including setters and beagles are blessed for protection and food, while processions in chapels honor St Hubert. Parish festivities feature Latin prayers for safety and a popular lottery for game.
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Paris
France
la Vandes
le Poitou
St. Hubert
St. Huberts
Six hundred houses engulfed in slide
New Hakbara Turkenstan Nov 3 reports from al Karategin say initial death toll was exaggerated. About 200 lives lost as a landslide destroyed 400 to 600 houses in Karategin, a hillside town ringed by mountains and a river. Survivors lack shelter as relief expeditions depart for the disaster site.
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New
Hakbara
Turkenstan
Karategin
Smatl Natal
Kartagh
Bokanara
Oil company defers gross receipts tax awaiting judge order
Special to The Light Austin Texas November 8 The Waters Pierre Oil Company letter to the state comptroller reports refusal to pay gross receipts tax until Federal Judge Bryant issues an order. The comptroller has not taken up the matter, so penalties accrue from today as per the tax law. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Austin
Tex
Victary Troller
Recuiver
B.D. Dorelester
Waters Pierre Oil Company
Bryant
Bryant Idfairs
Pen Allins
Hla Corporation
Missionary Home After 17 Years Return From Africa
The Rev. Robert Bunker and his wife with five children returned to Minnesota after 17 years in Zambest East Africa. They translated Chindau the native tongue of Zambesi and prepared religious texts. He noted natives wish to learn English but are held back by ruling classes. All their children were born in Africa and it is their first time back in America.
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New York
Robert Bunker
Zambest
East Africa
Ula
Minnesota
Chindau
Zambesi
Africa
America
No famine this fall in cranberries
Special to The Lishh reports cranberries remain abundant with a harvest underway. Early picks started near Cape Cod, later expanding to Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and most eastern states. New York City demands 360000 bushels in November. cranberries originated in Cape Cod and require fenland marshes and sluiced beds for cultivation.
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Boston
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
New England
New York City
Cape Code
United States
Texas Roads Show $20,000,000 Gain
Austin Lex Nov 3 A sharp final discussion by the railroad commission shows the gross earnings of all Texas railroads for the year ending June 30, 1907 at 26,074,203, compared with 1996 earnings of 75,010,380, revealing a decrease of over 20,000,000 or 27.23 percent for the period.
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Austin
Lex
Railroad Commission
Texas
Murder trial adjourned for sanity evaluation of suspect
New York on November 2 reports the murder case of Frick H. Warker for the killing of Bether C. Norling, a haberdashery cashier on West Forty-second Street. The trial before Judge Foster in general sessions was adjourned so Warker can be examined for sanity before potential commitment to a criminal insane ward.
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New York
Frick H. Warker
Bether C. Norling
Meteor seen from Castilian Prince during warm voyage
The Castilian Prince captain reported a brilliant meteor seen off Barteyad near the Jersey coast. The fireball lit the ship and cast shadows from all nearby lights while the heat was intense enough to blister tar in the seams.
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Fernandina
Barteyad
the Mariner
New York
Proposals for oats and other supplies to posts
The Office of the Chief Quartermaster announces a call for proposals for furnishing oats, bran, and related supplies to Fort Sam Houston Texas and Fort Sill Oklahoma. Proposals due by 2 PM November 31 1907 with marks "Proposals for Oats" and addressed to the respective Post Quartermasters or to Lt Col George Stevens. The US reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Department of Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
United States
Stobt
H. Stevens
Q. M
Warning on Female Inflammation and Cardui Remedy
Advice warns women with inflammation of female organs to prevent spread and avoid surgery, noting constant pain in back, side, hips, or monthly recurrence indicates inflammation needing prompt treatment. It endorses Wine of Cardui, citing decades of popularity as proof of merit.
Fraternal Meetings and Red Men Dance Report
Fraternal circles hold meetings tonight in San Antonio with several orders listed. The Red Men stage a large fancy dress hall event with many participants and dances, followed by Odd Fellows and Knights Templar notices, and plans for future trains to Devine for monument unveilings.
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Kishe Manitou
Minnehaha Council No. 1
Tocahonulas
Chgy
Powhartay Ladavic
Diaz
Oreheru
Mimebaha Couneil
Knights Templar
San Antonio Commandery No. 7
Masonic Hall
Order of the Temple
Sac Antonio Cumitandery No. 7
No Difference in Piles Stages Warned by Dr Leonhardt
Dr Leonhardt’s handbill outlines internal external and other pile stages as names of progression. It claims piles arise from congestion of blood and a permanent cure with a money back guarantee. Available for $100 via Bexar Dig Co in San Antonio or Leonhardt Co in Niagara Falls.
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Leonhardt
Avery Eyse
Leonhardia WeinRoth
Bexar Dig Co
San Antonio
Texas
Leonhardt Co
Magara Falls
N.Y
Verdict for $12,400 in Waggoner case at Fort Worth
Texas briefs from Fort Worth and nearby towns report A Sheedlis verdict awarding $12,400 against W T Waggoner for injuries. Dr R A Paul posts bail on a murder case in Marshall. Busby case delayed due to illness. a county vote ends prohibition in Thornton precinct. investigations into diseased meat planned in Fort Worth. a train accident in Rockdale kills a man. Cook surrenders for wife slaying in Los Angeles. a wreck near Beaumont claims two lives. pecan sales bring over $30,000 in San Saba. sugar cane harvest ongoing in Wichita Falls area.
Carnegie Fund Is Goal Of Varsities
The Triannual conference of midwest university leaders yesterday voted to place educators within state universities and to expand the influence of President Northrop of Minnesota. It favored broader fraternity among educators north and south and the canon of education in the south.
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Carnegie
Iowa City
Ate
Batat
Middle West
Chrenio Foundation
Ben Fietaries
Brondonulhe Sreed
Northrop Ofhe University
Minnesota
Drowning and Death Penalty in Texas Cases
Reports from Cameron and Dallas detail a drowning after a failed bayou crossing near Fulshear, involving Dunn, and a murder case in which Burrell Carter is sentenced to death. Other items note bail granted to Theodore Harstman’s case and an indicted official connected to its unfolding.
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Dallas
Tex
Bwrrell Cater
Sot Arinald
Ball, Cameron
WL B. Newton
Theodore Harstman
Receiver Appointed for Kansas City Jockey Club Track
In Kansas City Missouri on November 1 the federal court appointed Jamey Harply of Kansas City as receiver for the Kansas City Jockey Club and Fair Association after Ed Corrigan of Chicago and George Witt of Memphis, principal stockholders, petitioned. The court ordered the track sold, valued at about 100000 dollars, noted as one of the nation’s finest. Racing has largely ceased since Missouri’s anti-gambling law took effect.
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Kansas City
Ed Corrigan
Chicago
Dad George Witt
Memphis
Federal
Cou
Jamey 9
Harply
Kinisss City
Kanata City
Missouri
Exhibition for Women Opens in Melbourne Show
Australian event planned to showcase women’s labor and talent at an international exposition. Organized by Lady Northcote wife of the governor general, with the queen as patroness. Exhibits cover fine arts, applied arts, needlework, photography, millinery and fashion.
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Melbourne
Nouv
Northcnte
Northote
Australia
Burnett Co Box Factory Prominent in the State
RL Burnett Co at 815 817 East Commerce Street stands as one of the Souths largest box factories. H L Burnett serves as president and manager with thirty years in the trade. The firm supports the Texas Louisiana and Mexico loading union, employs 35 to 50 people, and also sells wrapping paper bags twine and twine printed stock.
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RL. Burnett Co
East
Commerce Street
H. L. Burnett
Uion
Texas
Louisiana
Mexico
R. I. Burnett Company
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Tito
Castsoria Trerethe
Bgnatius Lette
Shell Opeters
Organized Gang
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Elyer
Sarapardar
Eoin
Rexér
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P. Burnett & Co. Underthkern
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Pendo
Woodmen
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Order of Pendo
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Devine
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Devine Op Sunway
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Hollister
T. & GR. Drug Company
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A. Sheedlis
W. T. Waggoner
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Marshall
R.A. Paul
C.T. Short
Center
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Grockett
Tes
Cnac
A. S. Busby
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Hay
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International & Great Northern Railroad
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Los Angeles
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Treatmont
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Fulshear
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Hu, Dean
Ae Ladies’ Orchestra
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