Bryan lands in New York to attend reception
William Jen Bryan arrives in New York after a night abroad aboard the yacht Tilini then goes to Lewis Nixon's house boat off Stapleton. He will luncheon on Tilini and land at the Battery at four. He dodges politics and avoids questions on Russia, hinting at a possible constitutional form of government. Madison Square Garden staff rush to arrange seats for tonight's reception as crowds pour in from across the country.
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New York
William Jen Jains Bryan
Tilini
Lewis Nixon
Globbler
Stapleton
Bryan
Battery Landing
Ques
Tion
Russia
Madison Square Garden
Correction of Speaking Event Account Spurred by Letters
The Chieftain publishes a correction from Bid N Washbourne regarding J M Ballard’s account of a speaking event. Washbourne says it was not a Republican picnic and that both parties were invited. Ballard’s claim about uninvited attendees is disputed. Washbourne notes expenses were promised to the three gentlemen mentioned and acknowledges a jocular remark at fundraising.
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F. Parks
N. Washbourne
J. M. Ballard
Bal
Messrs Turner
Amos
Parks
Washbourne
Ballard
Newspaper Mistakes Mark Readers Misled
A fragment notes that newspapers sometimes erred and readers felt unsure. The line hints at editorial oversights and the impact on public perception without specifying events, people, or places.
Fierce Fighting in Cuban Provinces Reported
Havana dispatches describe a night clash at Calabazar in Havana province between fifty insurgents and rural guards with one guard wounded. An engagement near Artemesia in Pinar del Rio has unknown results, and several exchanges are noted across the province. Reports say new insurgent bands are forming in various places, signaling a grave situation.
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Havana
Calabazar
Artemesia
Pinar del Rio
Avalos
Priestley No Rights Reprieve Coming for Bob Cotton
Judge Parker reports Roosevelt seeks a transcript of Robert Cotton's murder case as he faces hanging in the federal jail. A reprieve is expected to delay the execution while the president weighs intervention and potential commutation. Cotton remains hopeful only for a change after personal reconsideration in Washington.
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Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Robert Cotton
Cotton
Arthur Crominger
Washington
Haboo
Colton
Lalm
Gelf
Jaber Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Pipeline to Vinita gas system to be delivered by December 1
George Priestley general manager of the Warren company and W P Thompson met with the city light committee to push the pipeline and distributing system. A fourteen mile pipe shipment is on the way from J I Braden of Pittsburgh and work will begin securing right of way with Jones. Contractors will lay the line at about a mile per day though delays are possible. Priestley returned to Bartlesville after the talks.
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George ©. Priestley
Warren Company
W. P. Thompson
Priestley
Vinita
Trattros
Katy
Bartlesville
The
How to Cook Artichokes with Various Sauces
A compact guide to preparing artichokes in multiple styles. It covers white sauce gratin and stewed methods, mashed, fried, and au gratin variations with detailed steps on washing boiling parboiling and finishing with butter bread crumbs cheese or stock as per method. It notes seasoning with pepper salt thyme lemon and nutmeg and suggests finishing with butter or cream.
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Sexson
Opportunity Opens in Town for Steady Young Man
A truncated plea describes a chance for a young man with clean habits and some capital to settle in town. The notice notes no tobacco or liquor concerns and hints at a caretaker role for widows willing to accept his help, seeking a trustworthy suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo Dowin
Furman Advocates Segregation in Senate Campaign
Henry M. Furman, Democratic candidate for the U S senate, spoke in Vinita to a large opera house audience. He voiced race prejudice, saying the Negro should have separate schools and facilities and noting he would fund Black schools only from Black taxpayers. Reportedly he defended marshal’s posse over Wicklifies incident and warned against printing some remarks.
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Henry M. Furman
United States Senate
Vinita
Opera House
Harman
GOOD SUMMER BEVERAGES LEON SIRUP AND LEMONADE
Recipes for summer drinks include lemon sirup from lemon juice and rind, a raspberry vinegar concentrate, a lemon flavored lemonade with carbonated water, and a claret and soda mixture. Directions cover ingredients, steeping times, straining, and serving with ice.
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Leon
Breakfast Fruit And Mulching Practices On Textured Page
The fragment discusses fruit with breakfast and cautions about milk interaction leading to indigestion with examples like oranges. It also notes children may eat freely but breakfast is millet heavy later in the day. Mulching is advised for pitted and bedded plants, using sphagnum from mailed plant deals for potted specimens. A Myzy reporter quips about labor in relation to city editors.
Canned Gooseberrien In Green Berries Process
A concise instruction notes preparing canned gooseberrien described as green berries. Process includes stem washing draining placing in prepared container bringing to a rapid boil and canning as directed.
Address by Fairbanks at Osawatomie fifty year observance
Osawatomie Kansas marked the fiftieth anniversary of the John Brown battle with a speech by Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks before about 4000 people. He urged unity over the past sectional strife and defended the Kansas-Nebraska Act as a turning point against slavery, while condemning perversions of its intent and praising abolitionist leaders' courage.
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Osawatomie
Kay
Plaice
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Battle of
John Brown
Fairbanks
America
Chase
Real estate official Frank Mipple dies by own action
Philadelphia authorities reported that Frank K. Mipple, president of the Realestate Trust Company, was found dead in Bryn Mawr last Friday and the coroner ruled death by his own action.
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Philadelphia
Ang
King of
Montgomery County
Frank K. Mipple
Realstate Trust Company
Tishomme
Bryn Mawr
Wholesale Joint Raid in Abilene Raid
Abilene Rao Aug 30 Every job in this county was seized and 40 keepers were arrested on violation of the Prohibition laws. The Frisco will sell liberty to Cloudcraft New Mexico daily until September 31 at a fare of prostttu cents. Final return limit October See Frisco agent.
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Abilene, Rao
Frisco
Cloudcraft
N. M
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Sears
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Vinite
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