Niagara Falls visitors book shows world figures signatures
The Visitors Book at the power station beside Niagara Falls records signatures from famous figures including Theodore Roosevelt J Pierpont Morgan Bishop Potter Andrew Carnegie and Li Hung Chang among others. The article notes ongoing preservation plans and a Canadian American waterways treaty to protect the falls while expanding power. It also reports a local church's call for Robt J Miller as assistant pastor and outlines his duties and recent activities.
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Niagara Falls
Cholgotz
Buffalo
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
William H. Taft
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bishop Potter
Andrew Carnegie
Kelvin
Glasgow
Li Hung Chang
Wa Ting
Fang
Ching
China
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Niagara
Next Sunday Sermons to Feature Jas M Miller Preacher
He will fill the pulpit next Sunday morning and at night Jas. M. Miller will preach the fourth in a series of sermons.
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Jas. M. Miller
Senator Bryan Endorses Wilson for Democratic Nomination
In Washington DC on February 1 Senator Nathan P. Bryan of Florida endorsed Governor Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination. Bryan praised Wilson’s anti trust stance and reform record, predicted a Baltimore convention nomination, and noted Florida’s April primary will reflect voters’ choice. He cited Wilson’s 1910 bar association speech and his efforts to redeem New Jersey from trusts as proof of leadership and integrity.
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Washington, D. C
Nathan PF. Bryan
Florida
Clark
Contess
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Baltimore
Sur Port
Democratic
American Bar Association
Chattanooga
New Jersey
Hunt Forest Fire Sufferers List of Dead and Injured
Spokane, Feb 19. Relatives of 32 men who died and 77 injured in the 1910 Coeur d Alene forest fire near Wallace Idaho are sought by Roscoe Haines forest supervisor for distributing a recent congressional appropriation. Unidentified dead and injured entitled to deficits are listed with names of survivors and hometowns.
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Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene National Forest
Wallace
Idaho
Roscoe Haines
Coeur d'Alene
Congress
United States
Canada
Fire Service
Forest Service
K. Anderson
August Berger
Buck
William Casey
James Donahue
Ed Dunn
M. Milo
Ralph Ekhoen
Joe Fern
Edward Frye
J. J. Harp
Sam Hill
John Hoss
Harry Jackson
L. Johnson
Gus Johanson
Ed Murphy
George McGurk
W. F Norton
M. Philweiser
W. Park
Frank Sanders
Ames Stevens
Frank Skeycell
FD. Swick
Harry Smith
Louis Shoman
Louis Thomin
Glenn Taylor
L. Astlo
Richard Woods
Thomas Welch
John Albert
Koute Berger
David Bailey
Baldwin
Hickman
Herbert Hims
B. A. Holbrook
Henry James
W. Jergens
Tom Kelley
P. Knight
R. Logue
G. L. Luther
Robert McGinnis
James McSherry
Ed Milan
Mike Miller
William Mondan
John Morrissey
Hugh Morrison
Martin Morton
Thomas Murphy
Thomas Nelson
Pat O'Donnell
Fred Owens
Thomas J.o'realey
Mathew Parsick
Walter Parsons
J. Reed
Charles Rich
Nick Ross
Charles Ryan
Thomas Riley
August Salmi
Theodore St. Clair
Allen Sheldon
J. Smith
J. Soderstrom
Herbert Stanton
Jesse Stein
Bert Stewart
W. Stockston
A. R. Sullivan
M. Susie
Jacob Vlasic
Joe Waite
Tony Wake
G. W. Ward
Charles Wedd
George Williams
Power shifts in Oklahoma Democratic state convention fight
In Oklahoma City on February 19, a heated struggle for control of the Democratic state convention unfolds as instructed Clark and Wilson delegations clash with uninstructed groups. Figures show Clark and Wilson support in various counties, with 1 114 uninstructed delegates still uncounted. Major counties delay until February 20.
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Oxlshoma City
Oklahoma City
Clark
Wilson
Thes
Oklahoma County
Craig
Clarke
Choctaw
Grady
Kiowa
LeFlore
Wilson Okfuskes
Pawnee
Pittsburg
Paynee
Canadian
McIntosh
Custer County
Beckham
Murray County
Major County
Partial Returns Favor Wilson in State Delegates
Scattering unofficial returns from nearly every portion of the state indicate Woodrow Wilson has a majority of the delegates elected at Saturday's county conventions and will organize the state convention. Robert Gal [Sresut appears to have beaten Doolin, the administration candidate for national committeeman. Rev. J. W. Scroggs Here Sunday. A pleasant surprise greeted Congregational church members as Rev. J. W. Scroggs conducted services. He helped found Vinita’s Worcester academy thirty years ago and may continue to preach here between June when Rev. C. C. Burger assumes the work. Early Vinita residents attended. sermons delighted oldtimers and new. Lamao F. Parker and Orion Rider returned from Muskogee where they advised on counsel in the Norton bank case.
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Christian Church
Rob't. J. Miller
Cushing
Okla
Miller
Drake University
Des Moines
Chelsea
First Christian Church
Vinita
White Oak
Woodrow Wilson
Robert Gal[Sresut
Doolin
Congregational Church
J. W. Scroggs
Worcester Academy
Scroggs
Kite Fisher College
C. C. Burger
Lamao F. Parker
Orion Rider
Muskogee
Norton Bank
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