Club Will Take Charge Of Band In Vinita
The Commercial club met with fair attendance and authorized the road committee to paint and repair the Big Cabin suspension bridge and post signs restricting cattle. A band fund proposal was debated with a final plan to donate 10 per month and form a three member band committee to raise funds for ongoing expenses. The club voted to guarantee the present band and adjourned after no further business.
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Riddle
Orr
O. L. James
Big Cabin
J W. Bird
Railroad Committee
Pond Creek
Okla
Alva
Vinita
Bird
Charlesworth
Holland
Manent
Avery
Clu
Great Orchard Planned by Mrs Bullard in Oklahoma
Mrs Cora Bullard daughter of Judge Welborn of Topeka Kansas travels with A McNabb visiting Vinita and other locales in Indian Territory to sight potential sites for a 2000 acre apple orchard, aiming to build the world’s largest commercial orchard in Oklahoma despite tract size challenges. The judge, known as the apple king of Kansas, hopes for alignment but the final locality remains unsettled.
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Cora Bullard
Judge Welborn
Topeka
Kan
A. McNabb
Bullard
Oklahoma
Kansas
Explosion at Stolypin Villa Kills and Wounds Many
Aug 29 St Petersburg. A large blast at Premier Stolypin’s residence during a reception killed or wounded many, including the premier’s three year old son and daughter. General Zateatin and Colonel Stein among the dead. Four revolutionists arrived earlier in a coach, two in gensdarmes uniform. A second report notes a bomb in Polish Bendzen killing a police captain and two policemen, with several wounded. A peasant mob set Prince Palavandoff’s Okoni château on fire, the princess dying in the blaze.
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Bt. Petersburg
Stolypin
Gensdarmes
Zateatin
Japan
Stein
Tillis
Prince Palavandoff
Okoni
Rough House Slew and Burned Leads to Federal Case
Judge T J Farrar hears multiple cases as deputies bring in three men from Nowata and Copan. Robert Wilson pleads guilty to assault and malicious mischief after burning his home. other suspects face charges of rape and murder. Ben Graham is arrested on a murder and arson warrant in Muskogee, with contested ties to a Creek Nation crime near the Canadian River.
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J. Farrar
United States
Robert Wilson
Nowata
Thad Magginnis
Wilson
Magginnis
Copan
George Patterson
John Foster
Sallisaw
Ben Graham
Mugkogee
Graham
Muskogee
Canadian River
Cedarville
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Othcers
Westarts District
Revival Meetings Lead Sermons at Lidelock Church
Rev J A Gray continues revival meetings in the Presbyterian church this week preaching Sunday at Lidelock for parents and children and again Sunday night and each evening. Tuesday evening after the service the church conference will be held. The last Sunday in September will be observed as rally day with special services.
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J. A. Gray
Presbyterian Church
Lidelock
Governor Hoch reviews Kansas troops at Fort Riley maneuvers
Fort Riley Kas Aug 25 Governor Hoch reviewed the Kansas state troops during the army maneuvers this afternoon receiving a seventeen gun salute.
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Fort Riley
Kas
Hoch
Kansas State
Bryas Homecomag Rate and Sale Details
In New York City on August 20 a regular first class fare plus 2 is quoted for a round trip. The sale duty runs through August with a final limit on September 4. An agent MK. &T. signs the notice regarding Earthing.
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New York City
Earthing
MK. &T
Farmers Organize An Institute Here
The afternoon session of the farmers Institute convened at the court house at 1 30 led by Secretary McNabb. He praised the Oklahoma agricultural college and board of agriculture for boosting farm productivity up to a hundred percent and urged local farmers to organize a formal institute with a charter and regular meetings to discuss cultivation, noting corn as a focus and advising continued plowing. Officers named for Recordling District No 2 included George M. Martin as president Baer Mitchell as vice president G Chapman as secretary and treasurer.
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Farmers Institute
Court House
McNabb
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Okla Homa Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Gore
Farmers Institute For
George M. Martin
Baer Mitchell
G. Chandler
Aca. Roach
Cuban Row and Cabinet Moves Reported
Havana reports Colonel Becatio with 200 artillerymen and 50 recruits moving toward Guanes. In Pinar del Rio insurgents under Guerra plan a major clash. Arroyo Naranjo near Havana saw 70 insurgents occupy it briefly before police arrival scattered them. Cabinet crisis resolved with Clarris remaining secretary of state and Rivera named interior chief. Battles near Rio Bianco and Bat Luis station cited, with injuries and deaths noted.
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Havana
Becatio
San Juan Y Martinez
Guanes
Pinar del Rio
Guerra
Arroyo Naranjo
Senor Clarris
Interior Department
Russ Rivera
Central America
Severino Garcia
Cepeda
Quentio Brave
Rio Bianco
Ashiburt
Bacallo
Bat Luis Station
Red Cross Appeals for Chile Earthquake Aid
Dr Pred and secretary of the Indian Territory Red Cross call for cash donations to aid Valparaiso Chile quake survivors. Contributions may be sent to H McBirney treasurer or the Bank of Commerce Tulsa for forwarding to Washington. Territory papers urged to copy the appeal. Aug 2 appeal from Oyster Bay.
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Pred &. Clinton
Tulsi
Indian Territory
Red Cross Seciety
Psy
3A Tapas
Ott
Valparaiso
Chile
H.mcbirney
Tan Territory
New Board Elected at Roberts Investment Company
The Roberts Investment Company met yesterday and elected a new board of directors. Officers named include TL Wilson president Morris Knight vice president O Roberts secretary and W P Phillips treasurer. Directors listed are EBB Brayser ED Biel lin EC McCarthy G S Avery and John Thotiaset.
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Barekall
Gag
Tha
At . Roberts Investment Company
dioMeers
Feild
Wid
Annes
TL Wilson
Morris Knight
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E. W. Stryker
Richardson
Poland
Berlin
Kattowils
Bendzen
Russian Poland
Nowata Negro
Bryas Homecomag
RED Cross
Cash
Iseune
Oyster Bay, L. L
Ting
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Cherokee National’Bank
Vinita, Oklahoma
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