Taft Roosevelt Rift Rumors Stir Beverly Silence
Beverly Massachusetts Aug 30 no official reply to rumors of a serious break between President Taft and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. The president and Mr Norton refuse to comment though locals expect clarity as Lloyd Griscom and possibly William Loeb Jr visit Beverly. Representative Nicholas Longworth plans Oyster Bay meetings with Roosevelt this week.
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Mase
Oyster Bay
Taft
Colt Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Norton
Col. Roosevelt
Lloyd ©. Griscom
New York State Republican Committee
Algo
William Loeb Jr
Nicholas Longworth
Boy 22 Charged With Murder After Family Tragedy
Carmen Oklahoma August report states Harry Foster aged 22 is charged with first degree murder after he shot his father Ed Foster at the breakfast table during a quarrel tied to suspicion of infidelity. Coroner’s jury exonerated him but county attorney issued a warrant. Foster reputedly well regarded. father a wealthy cattleman.
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Hiarry Foster
Ed Foster
Wos
Alva
Okla
Harry
Foster
Furter
Presbyterian Ghureh Regular August Worship Schedule
Morning service at 1:00 a m Sunday school at 10:00 a m Young People's meeting at 7:00 p m Evening service at 8:00 p m Pastor W C Dasis invites worshippers to attend services at the church.
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Te. W. C. Dasis
Congregational Church
McKay
E. Pershing
Crippen and Miss Leneve Set to Leave England for Liverpool
Quebec reports Dr. Crippen and Miss Leneve, under supervision of Inspector Dew and Detective Mitchell, plus two wardresses, will depart for Liverpool tonight aboard the steamer Magantle after boarding this afternoon.
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Quebec
Canada
Har Jey Crippen
Ethel Leneve
Dew
Mitchell
Liverpool
Magantle
Senate committee to probe Haskell case in Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma on August 2 the investigating committee of the United States Senate led by Senators Brown Borah and Bone will arrive around September 8 to pursue indictments against Governor Haskell and four Muskogee citizens over town lot cases. Oreville T Smuth, private attorney for Governor Haskell, is on hand assembling evidence for submission.
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Muskogee
Okla
United States Senate
Noted political scout dead at Norman home
Guthrie, Aug 20 M L Hutchins known as The Scout dies at Norman after two weeks with typhoid fever. He was livestock inspector for the State Board of Agriculture at Norman and leaves a wife and three children. A familiar figure at the constitutional convention and first legislature, he guided Bill Murray against Democratic insurgents, often listening in to plots and informing Murray and followers. Hutchins, though keenly intelligent, appeared as a simple country boy and avoided suspicion.
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M. L. Hutchins
the Scout
Norman
Oklo
Hutchins
State Board of Agriculture
Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Murray
BU Murray
Guthrie
Motin
New Clews Found in Late Murder Mystery
Associated Press reports Abilene Kansas Aug 20 that a theory of Mise Bertha Benigus murder by an unseen man seen near the home and a belt found at Mrs. G W Yates yard after an attempted break in suggests the same suspect linked to the telephone operator murder and a demented man.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Kaw
Mise Bertha Benigus
Benignae
G. W. Yates
Yates
McMurray details ties with Long and Thurston on contracts
In a Washington inquiry, McMurray said former Senators Chester J. Long of Kansas and John M. Thurston of Nebraska advised him as counsel to win approval for contracts with Indian tribes. He asserted they were not lobbyists, and noted the Indian nations had multiple contracts totaling millions while his firm collected large contingent fees.
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Thurston
Okla
Chester J. Long
Kansas
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
McMurray
Nnvestigating
Taft
Wickerham
Washington
Leontine
J. F McMurray
Congvegtonal
W. Sausiders
Virginia
McMikeray
Indiana
Department of the Interior
United States
B. Mikler
Minnesota
Mir. McMurray
Frizen
Conservation Congress Draws Big City Interest Delayed by Mayor Gaynor Shooting
St Paul reports the National Conservation Congress may send delegates despite the attempted assassination of Mayor Gaynor of New York delaying replies. Chicago and other cities will also attend with leaders like Mayor Busse and the Commercial Club gearing up. The congress emphasizes urban needs in forests, coal, water power, soil conservation, minerals, and urban growth.
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Minn
Gaynor
New York
National Conservation Congress
EL Panl
Europe
Conservation ‘Congress
St. Paul
Herbert P. Keller
Gotham
Chilcago
Fred A. Busse
Chicago
Commercial Club and Conservation Committee
Thomas R. Shipp
Eecprenpblipeian Congress
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Seattle
Thas
Towan
Reunion of Quantrells Band Opens in Kennar City
In Kennar City Missouri on August 20, thirty two of ninety three surviving members of the Quantrell guerrilla band gathered for an opening reunion in a local hall. Cole Younger delivered the day's principal address on What Life Has Taught Me urging a straight and narrow path as the safe course for a man, while expressing intent to pursue that path.
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Kennar City
Washington
Congress
Put Issues Squarely Up to Congress Candidates
Washington August 20 a guidance urging voters to question candidates in writing about key issues before the next election. The notice suggests six questions on speaker choice, tariffs, taxes, railroad valuations, direct Senate elections, and conservation, plus a prompt to provide street assessments and record details.
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Congress
Girls Located In White Oak After Abduction Report
Sheriff Ridenhour was notified that two young girls missing since Wednesday were in White Oak with their goat Cutstralla. Accompanied by W. Haggerman the sheriff went to verify the report and planned to return the girls to their home if found.
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Ridenhour
White Oak
W. Haggerman
Viebrot
Last Oath Kept Ends Life of Oklahoma City Pioneer
A. B. H. Corbin, 88, longtime Oklahoma City hotelier and early figure, died by self-inflicted poisoning after a week of drinking. Found Friday at Wheeler Park entrance with Carballe Acid bottle, he had vowed to his wife he would not be seen drunk again. Corbin, once a prominent hotel keeper, faded into a rooming house operator amid family grief and police court stints. his death ends a storied but troubled career with relatives in Anadarko and Ardmore.
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A. BH. Corbin
West Grand Avenue
Oklahoma City
Corbin
Wheeler Park
J. A. Nichola
Mpg
Draper
Chialoma City
Knepar
Frieda
Pearl Spear
West Grend
Bootles
Wing Joint
Anadarkn
Ardmore
Father of Baseball Denied Senate Victory in California
Ban Francisco Aug 30 The Call reports Spaulding former Chicago sporting goods man led the United States senatorial advisory vote with 42442 to 39900 for insurgent John D Works. Insurgent managers claim they will control key state convention delegates and influence senate leadership despite a close advisory tally.
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Spaulding
Sporting Goodeman
Sun Piece
Chicago
United States
Figuran
John D. Works
Lincoln Romer League
Inague
Archelea
jRislovuro
Surveying party opens vast territory northeast of Wagoner
A surveying party advances north east of Wagoner to lay grade stakes for a proposed line extending from Wagoner to Joplin Missouri and Pittsburg Kansas, then to Kansas City. General superintendent B Finber notes no inspection trip, maps for the southern extension are being prepared. The new route would open rail access east of Shiskogue never before penetrated by a railroad, boosting Muscogee trade prospects.
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Joplin
Pittsburg
Kou
Kansas City
B. Finber
Gecersl
Shiskogue
Muscogee
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