Russian strike and political upheaval rumble through St Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg say the cabinet reorganization was rejected by the emperor, Stolypin plans to resign, and a general strike is ordered to start tomorrow. Cronstadt sailors have not surrendered, trials resume, and Sveaborg fortess is under government control. In St Petersburg clashes occur in Narva and Viborg districts, affecting about 15 000 workers and plant operations.
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St. Petersburg
Stepin
Stolypin
Cronstadt
Sv. Petersburg
Narva Iguburb
Viborg
Prosecute All Liquor Violations In Indian Territory
A public note reproduces a 1906 attorney general letter urging strict enforcement of liquor laws in the Indian Territory. It discusses distribution points in Sapulpa Ardmore Muskogee and other towns, and notes officials will aggressively enforce prohibitions despite approaching statehood.
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United States
Department of Justice
Indian Territory
Sapulpa Light
Inexis
Sapulpa
Okmulgee
Tulsa
Vinita
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Muskogee
South McAlester
Iquor
Rail officials scout eastern terminus options for line
Messrs Graham and Colby of the Oklahoma Western railroad visit Vinita and Muskogee to study ground and assess the eastern terminus. They have not chosen a location and will evaluate implications for Vinita versus Muskogee and other points before returning with a firm proposition or ruling out Vinita.
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Messrs
Graham and Colby
Oklahoma Western Railroad
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsi
Barnlesville
Graham
Mr. Colby
Condition Of Cotton Crop Report July 26
Washington August 4 a department of agriculture statement from the crop estimation board gives the average condition of cotton on July 26 as 824. The report outlines regional variations and notes fluctuations in yielding prospects based on current weather conditions and plant health.
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Washington
Cropestiating Board
The
Department of Agriculture
Vinita Elects Officers for Auditorium Project
Citizens form Vinita Auditorium Company with 25000 capital to build an opera house natatorium ball room and park on Frisco right of way between Illinois Avenue and Pristo station. Judge L Parker Jr reports 15 year lease agreement with Prisco officials. Board includes L F Parker Jr W B Hintsall J C Mall and W Orr. We anticipate further subscriptions and a Christmas ready opera house.
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Commercial Club
Vinita Auditorium Company
Frisco
Illinois Avenue
Pristo Station
W.jr. Massell
W. M. Charlesworth
L. ¥. Parker, Jr
Parker
Prisco
St. Louis
Lis
Walsall
J. C. Hall
J. W. Orr
L. W. Baffington
Oliver Bagby
B. B. Frayser
Davis Hill
William M. Thompson
G. W. Clark
A. L. Churchill
Nd Shanahan
H. M. Mitchell
L. F. Parker, Jr
W. B. Hintsall
J. C. Mall
Vialta
Inis
Infinita
William Johnstone Faces GOP Bid in Third District
Bartlesville dateline notes William Johnstone of Muskogee seeks the Republican nomination in Oklahoma's Third District. An independent oil operator and Bartlesville founder, he backed local papers, aided a struggling editor with his own funds, and remains a strong GOP prospect amid a Democratic majority.
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Muskogee
United States
Johnstone
Bill Johnstone
William Johnstone
Lts
G. O P
Mandamused Tams Bixby Case Quieted by Judge Lawrence
Muskogee Phoenix reports Judge Lawrence of the US court granted a peremptory writ of mandamus in the Donovan and Giesel suit against Tams Bixby. The judge ruled attorneys admitted before the Indian Appropriation Act passage cannot be barred without due process and ordered their names added to eligible practitioner list. The case was stated to be dropped.
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Muskogee Phoenix
Lawrence
United States Court
Donovan & Giesel
Tams Bixby
Five Civilized Tribes
Court House
Electric Park Improvement Plans Attract Visitors
G W Williams and F L Burckhalter push plans to make Electric Park a popular resort with nightly theater crowds. Sunday features include a balloon ascent and parachute leap by Madame Snow Thomas, lake activities, and a ten cent admission to offset expenses. A large swimming pool 300 by 60 feet will be built with artesian water.
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G. W. Williams
F. L. Burckhalter
Ens Aide
Madame Snow Thomas
Mrs Halsell Hosts Two Social Events In One Day
Mrs Halsell entertained guests in a daytime reception in honor of Mrs Nixon and Mist Halsell and a separate evening event for Miss Halsell. A Muskegon orchestra cancellation forced a shift from a dance to a card party, yet the gatherings were successful and enjoyed by all attendees.
New York Papers Criticize Secretary Root Remarks
A Montevideo directer notes that students have aimed to provoke hostility toward Secretary Root as the Pan American congress plans in Big Fanlero. Some papers comment unfavorably on Dikleh disease course.
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New York
Directeh
Montevideo
Uruguay
Root
Pan American Congress
Big
Fanlero
Purity Chapter 20 Eastern Star Elects Representative
The regular meeting of Purity chapter No. 20, C BR, was held last night. Mrs Eric Bren was elected to represent the chapter at the allied chapter meeting on August 16. A Past Matron’s jewel was presented to Sister Burns by the members, presented neatly by August Sahliecker.
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Purity Chapter
C. BR
Eric Bren
Ytmed
Ardmore
Burns
August Sahliecker
Twelve Years for Mayor Belcher in Paterson Case
Paterson New Jersey August Paterson mayor Willian H Belcher who fled the city a year ago surrendered on Monday and was today sentenced to twelve years in the state prison at Trenton on the charge of embezzlement.
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Sveaborg Helsingfors
Sveaborg
Oklahoma Western
E. W. Stryker
Bartlesville
Mrs Halsell
Elina Root
Cherokee Nationa
Bank