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The Vinita Daily Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma
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Newspaper
The Vinita Daily Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1908
Page
2
Passage on Poor Lo and Indian status sparks debate
A column denounces sentimentalized views of Indians after statehood, arguing natives are equal citizens who will shape their own fortunes. It criticizes Eastern ignorance and laments calls for protection as outdated, noting that Oklahoma’s guaranty banking law reduced bank deposits yet left depositors whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Commonwealths
Union
Groundgame for a vigorous campaign in Vinita 1908
A chaotic editorial fragment discusses political fundraising and campaign finance in 1908. It contrasts Democratic reliance on voluntary subscription with Republican access to wealthy backers and checkbooks, mentioning Bryan and "Brother Christie" and implying ongoing rebates as long as the GOP controls the party machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Republican Party
Chirtie
Tulsa Business College Ad Promises Credit Plan
An old newspaper snippet advertises a new plan at Tulsa Business College offering credit to attend. It touts best equipment, courses, and amenities with promises that graduates will gain startable skills and future employment opportunities. The address given is 109-107 Tulsa, Orta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mance
Couress
Mnenity
Penn
Tulsa Bistens College
Tulsa
Orta
Yellow mongrel dog alters Roosevelt’s New York poll night
A yellow mongrel dog crosses paths with Theodore Roosevelt in New York, triggering a change in plans and prompting a police response. Roosevelt later learns of the incident and reportedly acts to clean up police stations. Also included: an 19th century Paris clock system using compressed air to drive clock hoods via central master clocks and electro magnets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alekey
Theadore Roosevelt
New York
Jacob H Blls
John D. Rockefeler
Titly Guld
Jerrito
Ria
Roopevelt
Paris
Mari
Steel Belts Replace Leather in German Factory Work
Charlottenburg factory introduces steel belts as replacements for leather or rope drives. Belts can be reduced to about one fifth the size of leather belts, do not stretch, allow narrower pulleys, and sometimes smaller shafts. Either standard drive belts or pulleys with added friction coverings are used. A four inch wide by one fifth inch thick belt transmitted 200 to 260 horsepower at 6400 feet per minute, with tests showing belts may run up to 12 000 feet per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottenburg
Germany
Testa
Pearl Ring Misadventure In A Homeopathic Family
A homeopathic physician’s daughter received a pearl ring on the Christmas tree. Two days later she tearfully told her father she had let the "Hite pill" out of the ring, an odd mispronunciation that hints at a domestic mishap whispered in family terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Ilar Per
Instrument Tests for Street Car Performance
An apparatus records street car operation by feeding paper beneath arms with recording instruments. Each device linked to a clockwork mechanism logs values every few seconds, capturing motor current, voltage, speed, and car location to produce a precise graphical record of each trip.
Wages In Samoa Labor Shift From Natives To Chinese
A German colonial memorandum on Samoa reports a shift in labor use from Samoan workers to Chinese laborers on plantations. It notes white colonists rely on Chinese workers, with each Chinese laborer earning $2.85 monthly. Employer costs, including wages, upkeep, passage, and medical care, total about $8.93 to $10 per worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
Retchutag
San Diego Harbor Depths and Anchorage Grounds
San Diego Harbor offers complete shelter with an entry 1500 feet wide and over 23 square miles of anchorage for vessels of ordinary draught. Outer bar depths reach 65.5 feet, pier head line depths around 6% feet, and channel depths exceed those of nearby harbors such as Boston 264 feet, Portland Maine 19% feet, Portsmouth New Hampshire 49 feet, and San Francisco 1 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego's
Portamouth
N. i
San Francisco
Barrington Man Claims International Marriages Tangle
A Barrington resident argues that international marriages seed conflict and deception, describing alleged foreign alliances and missions. The fragment cites an “Atatican girl” and multiple spouses, reflecting a confused account of minority relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigner Marie
Wealth and marriage in church decor contrasted
A Burlington Hawkeye quote notes stingy views on marriages between wealthy English or Italian nobles and American brides. The speaker jokes that even a 4 millionare would not fund a lavish ceremony, suggesting the church would only bear marigolds if his daughter married into nobility.
Catsup Fiends. A new brand of taper has been discovered in Philadelphia
The Regard testifies to the fact and quotes a walter on the subject. He says men have come in here and eat a tencent grab and drink nearly half a pint of catsup between bites. It is a bad habit, and it hurts profits more than liquor when the habit takes hold. We have all the fends spotted. catsup drinkers have sallow complexions and bad humor and eat very slowly. A tip is out of the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walter
Paris Varsity Tops World University Rank
A report states the Tal Varsity of Paris now leads world university numbers surpassing Berlin. It lists 295 professors and instructors with 16 609 students in arts and humanities, 3 320 in medicine, 3 147 in letters, and 4 900 in pharmacy, reflecting the largest law faculty and strong enrollments across faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tal Varsity
Paris
Riport
Benity of Law
TTA
Training Schools Debate Use Of Town Teachers
A town faces a clash over whether training schools should employ all local teachers. Some fear it narrows school scope and tames teachers into routine tasks, while others argue a town with training schools should educate young women fully and supply trained educators to the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issume
Ing School
Iim
Inarherd
Congress Allocates 24 Million for World’s Fair Plans
The United States government has set aside 24,759,081 dollars for the world’s fair efforts, though a portion remains unspent. The action follows a period of scrutiny over funding and distribution among agencies and projects connected to the exposition.
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United States
Congress
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