Paper in the Home Worth Two on Highway for Advertising
Dispatches from Santiago and Valparaiso describe extensive quake damage. Carlos Edwards reports ruins to key buildings while modest losses and orderly relief persist. Martinique also felt shocks but no damage. journalists in New York relay conflicting Chilean casualty counts with about 100 dead feared in Valparaiso and twenty in Santiago.
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Santiago
Carlos Edwards
Valparaiso
Almendra
Victoria Theater
Edwards
Hinangial Joss
New York
Chile
Associated Press
Esti
Organization Adopts Permanent Structure at Republican Convention
The Republican convention of the Second recording district adjourned after setting a permanent organization. O B Rogers spoke as delegates listened to the anthem. Cherokee delegates P Butler and John Corntassal addressed the gathering expressing loyalty to the Republican cause and discussion of land allotment and Native American roles in the new state.
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O. B. Rogers
P. Butler
Grove
John Corntassal
Tahlequah
Washington
Vinita
John
Abe
Republican Party
Louis EB. Muldron
Upjon
Violent Insane Farmer Put Under Observation Near Foyil
Robert Harly a farmer near Foyil was brought to the federal fall for sanity examination after one week of odd behavior. He grew violent Sunday requiring six men to subdue him at the Green hotel while awaiting commitment. He has become religiously frenzied and disturbs the jail with constant appeals. He is about fifty and has a family.
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Robert Harly
Foyil
Basil Stepp
Stepp
Green Hotel
Protracted Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Rev A J Gray spoke at a protracted meeting in the Presbyterian church. He urged men to invite others to attend and noted religion must work with business. The ladies wiped coats and welcomed men without coats as the service began, with James chapter one as the scripture and 27th verse as the text.
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A. J. Gray
Presbyterian Church
James
Oklahoma constitutional convention election set for November 6
Governor Frantz and Judge Clayton announce the election for Oklahoma and Indian Territory delegates. The map shows 111 districts plus Osage delegates, totaling 112. Indian Territory has 55 delegates with 28 north and 27 south of the Canadian River. Vinita lies in District 58 with Centralia and Big Cabin nearby.
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Guthrie
Okla
Frank Frantz
Oklahoma
W. H.H Clayton
Indiana Territory
Indian Territory
Canadian River
Vinita
Centralia
Big Cabin
Proved an alibi complies with law at Miami hearing
At a Miami hearing Commissioner Adams discharged Sam Anderson who faced murder charges while Minnie Connor was held without bail. Anderson proved an alibi due to impeached testimony. Minnie Connor’s tale was deemed likely fabrication. Connor had a good reputation among his people. The article then notes legal guardianship rules for Cherokee and Cherokee freedmen children under 21 and efforts by Judge Gill to enforce guardianship filings, urging parents to obtain letters of guardianship.
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Adams
Miami
Sam Anderson
Ebenezer Connor
Minnie Connor
Anderson
Tie
Connors
Dewey
Connor
United States Indian Agent
J. A. Gill
Forestry fires threaten Duluth area amid spreading blazes
Duluth Minnesota reports that lack of wind keeps forest fires on Mesaba and Vermilion ranges from becoming a reign of terror. Mesaba is described as a furnace as fires continue to spread threatening millions in property across towns and environs.
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Duluth
Minn
Mesaba
Vermilion Ranges
Hitchcock Dies at 42 in Af ton Cherokee Citizen
T. B. Hitchcock, eldest son of I. B. Hitchcock and brother of Mrs. J. Burns, died at his home in Afton. He was 42 and had lived his entire life in the country as a Cherokee citizen. Mr. and Mrs. Dorns and Miss Lily Burns of Unbis city attended the funeral, to be held this afternoon. Interment in Duncan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Brown Hitchcock
I. B. Hitchcock
J. Burns
Afton
Dorns
Lily Burns
Unbis City
Duncan Cemetary
Bryan Will Fight It Out At State Convention
William J. Bryan has wired to Judge Owen P. Thompson that he wants no instructed delegates from Illinois unless Committeeman Roger Sullivan is repudiated by the state convention meeting tomorrow in Peoria. The report includes a New Jersey editor’s remark and a garbled line about medicines for coughs and colds.
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Republican Party
Committee On Credentialy
Hiing
Peoria
William J. Bryan
Owen P. Thompson
Finois
Roger Sullivan
Warning on Kidney and Bladder Nod Disease Warning
A fragment cautions against using Yeuley’s Brae Cane for kidney and bladder nods. It warns of disease risks and self protection, mentioning A P Wens and Widnay forum as context. The readable text suggests medical caution and public health advisories without clear details.
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West
Yeuley
A. P. Wens
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