Rumor of Earl Percy Duel Wounds Tied to Paris Death
Paria December 30 Associated Press Earl Henry Algernon George Percy a London based member of Parliament and former Under Secretary of State died of acute pleurisy in a second class hotel in Paria. Rumors claimed he was wounded in a duel with an Englishman who once hosted him though physicians deny the duel tale.
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Associated Press
Paria
Earl Percy
Henry Algernon George
London
Paris
Ex-Congressman Davenport Announces Congressional Run
Ex congressman James 8 Davenport of Vinita Oklahoma says he will run for Congress in the Third district subject to the August 1910 Democratic primary and plans a public announcement within sixty to ninety days after an interview with this paper.
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James 8. Davenport
Vinita
Okio
Davenport
Congress
Oklahoma Youth Elope With Pretty Heiress
Earl Cornish an 18 year old Oklahoma millionaire's son and Bettie Ingram 16, daughter of a Western ranchman, elope from Washington and marry in Rockville Maryland after a failed attempts and police pursuit. They then travel by fast train toward the Pacific coast.
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Rockville
Earl Cornish
Oklahoma
Bettie Ingram
Pacific Coast
National Capital
Cornish
Oklahoma State Line
Sweet Heart
Miss Ingram
Blackstone
Washington
Charles D. Carter
Chevy Chase
Carter
Corniah
Papa Ingram
Major Aylvester
Washington Police
Gretna Green
Sylvester
West
Fragmented OCR Item About Local Event
A damaged OCR fragment references a local event with unclear wording. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only scattered letters and partial phrases to hint at a possible meeting or notice.
Fragmentary plea on editing duties and governance funds
A garbled note questions editors duties and editorial control. It hints at governance funding and responsibilities but lacks clear facts, names, places, or dates. The readable fragments suggest concerns over editor selection and financial support without specific figures or actions.
AFFECTO STATUS OF GREAT MANY CASES ON APPEAL
Oklahoma debates whether pre statehood Indian Territory criminal cases can move from state to federal courts after statehood. Campbell George, convicted of larceny in Indian Territory, seeks to overturn via circuit court. Assistant AG Moore will argue no appeal lies from state highest court to federal court.
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OMT
Indian Territory
Charles L. Moore
Oklahoma
Dircuit
Indian Territory Court of Appeals
George
Wong
State Supreme Court
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Criminal Court of A Fle
Elreult Court of Appeals
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Elreult
Aneintant
Moore
Atte
Federal Court
Criminal Court of Ap
Ita
Frat Ture
Taft in New York for Niece’s Wedding Affair
President Taft and family arrived in New York to attend the wedding of Laurie W Taft daughter of Henry W Taft to George Snowden of Seattle. Also notes an obituary for a retired freighter from St Joseph Missouri.
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Taft
New York
Neice
Associated Press
Helen
Robert
Anal
Laurie W. Taft
Henry W. Taft
George Snowden
Seattle
Recognition Of Dead Man As Brother In Law Identified
Treilus Hendricks, a Carthage carpenter, identified the murdered man as his brother in law John Whitehead of Carthage Mo from a photograph. Authorities said an arrest would be made within twelve hours. Also, B F Stevens was held for trial for the murder of David G Mackengie, son of cattle baron Murdock Mackengie, at Le Beau two weeks ago.
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Associated Press
Nannane City
Treilus Hendricks
Kansas City
Kane
John Whitehead
Carthage
Hendricks
Stevens
Aberdeen
B. F. Stevens
David G. Mackengie
Murdock Mackengie
Colorado
le Beau
Seven Children Die In Miner’s Home Fire
Seven children died and three adults were fatally injured when a fire and subsequent explosion destroyed the home of Stephen Bronosky in Dubois Pennsylvania. The blaze occurred early today and prompted investigation by local authorities.
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Associated Press
Dubois, Penn
Stephen Bronosky
Burial of a Sium Poet in Lae Marks Royal Law
Fragmentary text notes a burial at Lae for a poet linked to royal law. The passage hints at four poems and references a legal or ceremonial context. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the event centers on a royal or formal burial in Lae with literary ties.
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Sium
Prababt
Oklahoma Insurgents Seek GOP Stand-Patters’ Elimination
Guthrie Okla Dec 30 A determined drive will be waged at the primaries to defeat the renomination of three Oklahoma Republican congressmen Cannon-Aldrich faction in Washington. Local opposition aims to unseat incumbents Morgan Creager and McGuire in three districts amid intraparty factionalism and calls for reform backed by insurgent sentiment.
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McGuire-Morgan-Creager
Guthrie
Okla
Homa
Bird
McGuire
Dick T. Morgan
C. B. Creager
Vetera
Oklahoma
Cannontam
Chicago
Cannon-Aldrich
Washington
Morgan
Creaper
Creager
Taft
Lea Cannon
Salinas Revere
Democratic Party
Misdated Funds Found Illegally Paid in Muskogee County
Deputy state examiner Hugh Garner reports 900,000 in Muskogee county funds were illegally paid by the county commission. The claim board denied about 2,000 in similar illegal claims while most funds were spent on enforcing the Billups law. Officials aim to recover misused money. no authority to cut current taxes.
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Muskogee
Ohio
Hugh Garner
Guthrie
Muskogee County
Garner
Young Man Ends Life After Delaying Suicide for Christmas
Lark N. Clutter, a young man from Oklahoma City, committed suicide yesterday by his own hand in Oslo. He left a note saying he was tired of living and had postponed death several days to allow his family a brighter Christmas. He was a son of Dr. W. H. Clutter, who came here from Frankford, Kansas.
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Oklahoma City
Oslo
Lark N. Clutter
Tie
Clutter
W. Hi. Clutter
Frankford Kana
Trust dissolves Traders Live Stock Exchange Assoc
Judge True of the district court in Kansas City Kansas today declared the Traders Live Stock Exchange Association a trust and ordered its dissolution under the Kansas anti trust law in a suit brought by Attorney General Jackson.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Judge True
District Court
Kans
Traders Live Stock Exchange Association
Kansas City Stock
Justice Meredith Gives Lynch Heavy Sentence
Justice Meredith imposed one of the heaviest sentences on Karl Lynch colored for being drunk and disorderly. Lynch refused to name the person from whom he bought whiskey after pleading guilty. fined 100 dollars plus costs and jailed at one dollar a day in the local peace court.
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Peace Court
Justice Meredith
Karl Lynch
Lynch
Meredith
Telephone Company Investigation Begins in Missouri
Jefferson City December 28 Thea. H. Gleed of Topeka Kansas president of the Bell Telephone Company of Missouri and of the Missouri and Kansan Telephone Company testified today before Special Examiner Edwin Silver in the telephone companies section. Quyun Walbridge of St Louis, chairman of the Bell company board, will testify later as a witness.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Gleed
Topeka
Kans
Bell Telephone Company
Missouri
Missouri and Kansan Telephone Company
Orsk Witness
Special Examiner
Edwin Silver
Qyiun P. Walbridge
St. Louis
Bell Companion
Five trainmen killed in B&O collision near Beymour Ind
Beymour Ind Dec 24 Five trainmen were killed and two fatally hurt today in a collision on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad between freight trains Nos 61 and 98 twenty miles southwest of Beymour near Port Ritner The dead were Lawrence Amick Le Brout Jacob Hmily Finley Lee Frank Hattensbaust The wreck occurred on a whelp curve apparently from an order misunderstanding Engines and cars were amanded and the wreckage piled high
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Mip
Per Capita Indebtedness of New York City
News from Washington reports New York City's net indebtedness for 1909 far exceeds other major cities. The per capita debt stands at 142.60, with Cincinnati next at 123. San Francisco holds the largest total net debt, while Detroit is low at 23 per person. Several cities, including St. Louis and Kansas City, show decreases.
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Washington, D. C
New York City
United States
Census Bureau
Cincinnat
San Francisco
Detroit
St. Louis
Kanaan City
Shawnee Bank Commissioner Approves Security Bank
Guthrie Oklahoma December 20 Bank Commissioner Yona yesterday authorised the Security Bank of Shawnee with a capital of 60000. C D Harrie president and D B Brund age cashier. Other offers to be decided later.
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Shawnee
Guthrie, Okin
Kansas seeks injunction over new anti drugstore liquor law
Samuel A. Harrison of Kansas City filed in federal court to test the validity of a Kansas law prohibiting liquor sales for medicinal scientific and medical purposes. The suit argues the measure conflicts with the Fourteenth Amendment and the state constitution.
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Kansas
Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Samuel A. Harrison
Kansan
Pollock
United States
Muskogee Board Reconstituted Amid Grand Jury Fallout
New Muskogee board members Sump Brotherton and Hayes named by Governor Maskell to replace suspended commissioners Ramney and Ramsey awaiting grand jury results. Ramsey resignations followed after a long investigation with twenty count accusations and questions on indictments. Graft and illegal payments tied to county home, and school building costs cited as charges.
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Murakogee
Ohio
Muskogee
Menora
W. J. Sump
J. S. Brotherton
Ind
Hayes
Webbera Falls
Maskell
Sump
Cornell Hill
John J. Wisner
Remus Ramsey
Hale Kell
Ramney
Singali
Grand Jury
Wilehey
Grand
Ramsey
Boynton
Sutton
Cardinal Satalli Reported Failing, Oxygen Support Given
Cardinal Satalli, said to be with tephicity, is reported falling rapidly today and his life may be prolonged only by artificial administration of oxygen as updates from Rome disclose.
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Associated
Prem Rome
Cardinal Satalli
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