Philadelphia strike turmoil strains city as coast artillery heads to Philadelphia
The 55th coast artillery based at Dupont Delaware will be sent to Philadelphia to guard government property amid a citywide transit strike. night violence leaves three dead, many injured as police and rioters clash and city hall braces for potential further unrest. Authorities report conflicting strike figures with labor leaders claiming up to 150000 out, while police put the number far lower. The fight costs the transit company hundreds of thousands daily, with projections of millions if the stalemate continues.
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Nunington
Del
Fty-F1th Coast Artillery
St Tt Dupont
Philiphia
Philadelphia
Lay
Pacific
Iattrell
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Committee of Ten
Cies
Thelr
Traction
Figos
Public Safety
Clay
London
Capital
Labor
Osage Land Tax Bill Introduced in Congress
Representative Bird McCaire introduces a bill to clarify Osage Nation land taxation after July 1910 and regulate exchange of homesteads for adults and minors Osage allottees. It sets guardianship rules, ensures roughly 100 acres per allottee, allows surplus sales if in minors’ best interest, and directs proceeds to heirs or treasury as appropriate.
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Washington, D. C
Bird McCaire
Indiana
Secretary of the Interior
Osage
Treasury
United States
Ine Terlor
Lumber shipment note at Vinita mill yard
100000 feet of oak lumber reported at Vinita in relation to Campbell-Rateliff Land Company. Capt. G. White listed in office. Further details omitted from OCR fragment.
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Vinita Bee
G. 8. White
Campbell-Rateliff Land Company
Revival Services At Methodist Church Attract Large Attendance
Revival services at the Methodist church drew strong attendance. Rev J M Cantrelit preached with Hyangelle Phillips leading music and his wife assisting. Presiding Elder Sima Rev Wolf and Rev Brown attended the night service as members aided in singing. The pastor welcomed all and urged everyone to feel at home. A larger platform for singers was planned and services were scheduled for 9:15 am and 7:46 pm with Phillips promising more songs tonight.
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Methodiat Church
Notting
J. M. Cantrelit
Hyangellét Phillips
Phil Lips
Sima
Wolf
Brown
Christian Church
Drenching Rain Adds to Rescue Dangers in Wellington
A late report states Ron Per zone was found alive in a car buried in snow wreckage at Wellington. A brutal snowstorm has intensified into heavy rain, heightening danger for rescuers and delaying recovery efforts amid the mass of wreckage and ongoing search operations.
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Associated Preas
Everett, Wast
Ron Per Zone
Wellington
Wan Aia
Cudahy to be arraigned after knife attack case
John P. Cudahy millionaire society leader will be arraigned in police court next week on a charge of assault for attacking Jerre S. Lillis bank president in the Cudahy home with a knife. Lillis’ wounds were serious but he would not prosecute, and state position remained unclear as hospital officials reported improvement. Mrs. Cudahy defended her husband saying the assault was part of a long history of brutal treatment, but she indicated no plan to separate.
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Associated Preas
Kansas City
John P. Cudahy
Millionaire Society
Jerre S. Lillis
Cudahy
Lillis
Frank Walsh
W. F. Johnson
Lee
Jost
Number Saloons Decreasing Across Major Cities
Washington reports a 6 percent decline in liquor saloons nationwide in 1907 per the U S census bureau. The forthcoming tally covers 158 cities over 30,000 population, with New York and Chicago contributing most of the reductions. Milwaukee and New Orleans show high saloon density relative to population. Philadelphia and Boston have about 740 to 738 residents per dealer, while several smaller cities report very few saloons per capita. Overall, reductions occurred across most regions except the Rocky Mountain and southwestern states.
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Washington, D. C
UV. & Censua Bureau
B. H. Maling
Orao
New York
Chicago
Washington
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Philadephia
Boston
Itces
Galvestoa
East St. Louis
Mobile
Houston
Hoboken
Santemento
Calif
San Antonin «Ay la Crom
Wis
Springfield
West Hoboken
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Texas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Ig la Shawn
Rocky Mountain
Southwestern
Stator
Two Court Terms Open in Vinita
The federal court for eastern Oklahoma opened in Vinita with Judge Ralph B Campbell presiding. The court adjourned at noon to allow state district court to organize and vacate the chamber for federal use. The Vinita term docket is short and expected to adjourn in about a week. The state district court organized the grand jury and will sit four weeks.
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Federal Court
Oklahoma
Vinita
Ralph BE. Campbell
Muskogee
State District Court
Seasion
Pliny Soper Married Wednesday Night
Pliny L. Soper and Miss Mary Lewis were quietly married here last night by Rev. J. B. McDonald. They leave for a honeymoon in Memphis and Kansas cities before making Troy, Kansas, their home. Soper, a noted Oklahoma lawyer and former political boss in Indian Territory, will form Soper & Bucher in Muskogee with Carroll Bucher while Bucher becomes Frisco attorney here.
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Pliny L. Soper
Mary Lewis
J. B. McDonald
Memphis
Kangas Ty
Middle West
Troy
Kansas
Soper
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Frisco
United States
Vinita
Muskogee
Troy Kansas
Carroll Bucher
Bucher
The Danger of Pork Story From Muskogee Lawyer
Edgar Smith relates a tale of a young Arkansas hog thief convicted after a moving mercy plea. The lawyer stressestemptation and a widowed mother’s care as warrant for leniency. The judge sentences two years and advises relocating to a harsher community upon release.
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Edgar Smith
Muskogee
Arkansas
Tieis
Saturday Evening Post
Louis James Dies After Heart Failure Before Henry the Eighth
Actor Louis James dies in Jolena Montana after heart failure just before a Henry the Eighth performance. His body will be shipped to Kansas City tomorrow as Mrs James returns to Kansas. the company observed the tragedy with mourning.
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Louis James
Jolena
Mont, Mar
Louis
James
Henry
Kanaae City
Kansas
Philadelphia Labor Ready to Walk Out
Philadelphia labor leaders prepared for a general walk out of organized workmen beginning at midnight after failing to reach an amicable settlement on the street car strike. The action set for six hours from now signals a broad stoppage across the city.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court hears 28 Hour Law dispute on livestock shipments
The United States argues the penalty applies per shipment, while the railroad contends the train is the unit of offense. The case could affect interstate carriers nationwide as 28 hour provisions limit detention of stock en route. Briefs filed. decision awaited by the court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Paltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
United States
United Ttates
Southern District of Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company
Shippore
Ulnois
Cinem ‘Nat
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth District
Supreme Court
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Heitor Generil Bowers
Department of Justice
Bowers
Catte
Russell bill forms nineteen districts in state judiciary
Guthrie March 7 One of the important bills before the legislature and which has passed the senate committee of the whole is the Russell bill to re district the judicial districts of the state. It reduces the number of districts from twenty five to nineteen and increases the number of district judges from twenty five to twenty nine with four new judges to be appointed. Existing district judges remain in office. only one will move to a different district. The new apportionment lists district names and judges to serve, with several judges to be appointed by the governor. The four appointed judges will serve until the next general election when successors are chosen.
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Guthrie
Ohio
Senate
King
Muskogoe
Oklahoma
Cleveland
McCain
A. H. Huston
Comanche
Titman
Jackson
T. Johnson
Lawton Bevententh
Kiowa
Washita
Juater
J. T. Tolbert
Hobart
Highteenth
Garreld
Alfalfa
Major
Miltonn Garber
Enid
Harmon
Beckham
Supreme Court Sustains Injunction Against Union
The United States Supreme Court today dismissed the appeal of Jamon A Shine from a lower federal court ruling enjoining union carpenters in St. Louis from operating at Fox Bros. Manufacturing Company.
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Associated Prent
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Jamon
Dorce
An'on Carpenters
St. Lowie
Fox Bros. Manufacturing Company
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