Oklahoma Thanksgiving Proclamation 1901 By Governor Jenkins
Territorial Governor William M. Jenkins proclaims Thursday November 27 1901 as a day of thanksgiving and prayer amid national sorrow. The document notes prosperity health and unity in Oklahoma Territory and urges charity and acts of kindness toward the less fortunate.
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Jenkins
Theodore Roonevelt
United States
William M. Jenkins
Territory
Oklahoma
Winttam Jeskine
Oklahoma Trials Mention Governor Face and Local Crime
Crowded El Reno courtroom heard no direct charges against Governor William Jenkins amid grand jury notes on removal prospects for county officers. Elsewhere, Leonard and Ardmore reports describe hold ups in Washita county, a coroner report on D.H. Haynes, and multiple notices of death, crime, and civic updates across Indian Territory and surrounding towns.
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Gutheler
Justin John HH. Burford
Lowan
William Jenkins
Norman Navitarium
Jones
Okinlows
Lacs Terent
el Reno
Washita County
Gans
Chickasha
D. HH. Haynes
Cannon Ball
Canon Ball Resort
Ohio
Mississippi
Hayne
Haleide
TL. W. Shaffer
Ponen City
Pouca City
Indiana
Secretary of the Fae
Indian Territory
Fort Keno
Uiyan
Koldier
Ardmore
Charles M. Hildebrand
G. A. BR
Isaac Hildebrand
Cripple Creek
Colo
Mra Clara
Turnes
Huntington
Dudley Slaughter
A. E. Lewis
Consolidation of Western Railways Sparks State Reactions
In New York Cummins says there may be no organized move to unite western railroads under Northern Securities, noting differing state views on gains and losses from consolidation. Nebraska Governor Savage reports continued rivalry among rail lines, with no state interest in Minnesota style railroad consolidations and opposition mounting.
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York
Goreleet
B. Cummins
Town
Western Railways
Northern Securities Company
Western Railroads
Nebraske
Lincoln
Fronty
Nee
Nebraska
Savage Wuld
Union Pacific
Burlington Roads
New York Commander Advocates Cuban Annexation
Navy Captain Lucien Young, on leave from Havana, argues for annexation as Cuba’s salvation. He cites dire sugar prices and unsold crops, claiming all Cuban industries depend on the United States and free trade through annexation would restore stability.
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New York
Liewt
Lucien Young
United States Navy
Hevena
Cuba
United States
Congress
Confesses at revival in Thorintown Methodist church
Edward Clark, a telegraph operator from Du Quoin Illinois, admitted forging a fifty pound money order and fleeing as a fugitive during a revival in the Thorintown Methodist church. He confessed before the congregation who then contributed cash to repay the bank before the sheriff arrived to arrest him and escort him to Du Quoin.
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Thorintown
Ind
Edward Clark
Mhlinois Central
du Quoin
Clark
Quarrel Ends in Poison and Rescue in Budapest News
Slap reported between Queen Draga and King Alexander of Servia. queen drinks poison but saved by physicians. Porto Rico governor Hunt meets President Roosevelt amid improving conditions. Cable news: Pacific Cable project to Manila SF route to cost 19 million dollars. seven months to completion. Cholera toll in Batavia rises to 5,697 since September. Jehan Bedini performs a gravity-defying fork feat in Chicago. Old woman Mrs Lafay ette Boyer dies in Payson fire aftermath. Agnes Bestos noted in Nov. 82 dispatches.
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London
Budapest
Draga
Alexander of
Servia
George Ward
Pacific Commercial Cable Company
San Francisco
Manila
Batavia
Amsterdam
Matuvin
Chicago
Jehan Bedini
Masonic Temple
Wheeler
United States Senate
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Merri
Oklahoma City
Hubatia
Robinson
B. and M
Hubatka
Port Worth
Mra
Fort Worth
Texan
CT. U
Norman
Mattie
Pickee
Kay County
Fort Leavenworth
Kaneas
Lansing
Baxter
Browno
Shawnee
Kansas
Rebecca
Comoe Departimente Repart
Cent
Burent
Manufacturers
Agriculture
Nema
Enid
Joe Carter
Ed Campbell
Charles Carter
Justice McKeever
Charlen Carter
Meno
Pond Creek
T. W. Kellys
Anadarko
Nanapepters Ane
L Willems i
Epee Beno
Compasey
Nana Cee Mame and
I Ra Ese
Cumming
Havana
Flayn
Kinele Wormer
Hervia
Folsom
Porto
White St
Washington
Gov. Hunt
Ports Rico
Roosevelt
Thuralay
Hunt
Porto Rico
Quincy
Lafayette Boyer
Payson
Merya
Agnes Bestos
Chie
Cage
Dion Cai
Sreet
Piso
Puck
Piu Wihory
Sciatica and Lombago A
St.Jacobs Oil
Bayes
Ryan
Fistus
Ack
Indiana Territory
Sases
STAR
Horse Shoe
Piper Heidsieck” “Boot Jack” ‘Drummond
Naturalleaf
NOBBY
Standard Navy
E.rice, Greenville
Tennessee Crosstie
Granger Twist
J. Z
Sickie
Plaset
Neptune
Hill
Goth
Contovental Tobaceo Company
BROWN
Potecm Ave
Vaua
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