Oklahoma politics and rail exhibit in Vinita
The Weekly Chieftain notes Col. Roosevelt may not be the Oklahoma Republican nominee with N Mankell opposing. It says Republicans favor Roosevelt while Taft is unpopular and Democrats are unlikely to win Oklahoma. A city issue on bicycles for mail and union workers is critiqued as equal rights and privileges. An exhibit car from Northern Pacific will visit Vinita next Friday showcasing products from northern states, drawing local interest in Craig County.
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Col. Roosevelt
Oklahoma
N. Mankell
City
Weatorm Union
Northern Pacific Railway
Vinita
North Western States
Craig County
Northern Pacific
Katy
Lurton
McKenna
Holmes
Vandeventer
White
Lawmar
Hughis
Solestor
Nis
Dem
Hitcheoc
The Bewailer Speaks On Dull Times And Wheat
A satirical column depicts the bewailer foretelling grim business, wheat shortages, and population pressures. It references government bulletins on India’s plague, China’s modernization, and warns of cycles of prosperity and decline amid a weakening labor market. A spring roads push and a Northern Pacific exhibit car visit Vinita are noted.
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Balkans
New York
West Side
India
China
Hig
Hewaller
Gewaller
Toastmaster
Millore
Bathmiter
Roosevelt and Wilson The Men In the Campaign Battle
In this analysis the article argues Roosevelt faces defensive exposure over his financing links to the International Harvester trust and critics his recall plan. It cites Perkins and McCormick as active backers, noting Roosevelt’s repeated claims of misinterpretation and his struggle to persuade both parties. It also reflects on Macaulay's 1857 warning about minority influence and impending distress in New York.
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Roosevelt
International Harvester Trust
George W. Perkins
Modill McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
International Markiestontrusie
Woodrow Wilson
Harvey
Theodore Roosevelt
Miesha
City Beautiful: Baltimore’s Mount Vernon and Mounting Splendor
The article praises Baltimore as the City Beautiful. It extols Mount Vernon Place with its bronze statuary and the Washington statue atop the American Column Vendome pedestal. It lauds the ornate private residences built fifty to sixty years ago, noting the Garrett Mansion as a standout.
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Baltimore
Mount Vernon
Washington
Paris
Mount Vernon Place
Garrett
Vienna
Ringstrause
Lom Do
Mayfair
Maryland
Allen
Willy
Norman & Mack
POSTAL SERVICE 3 BEING CRIPPLES BY WHIFIELD JONES
Special to The Chieftain Washington March 13 the postal machine Hitchcock built at the head of the post office department faces a democratic probe into machine buying delegate capture and political influence The Democrats demand inquiry into postmasters acting for private gain and using offices to aid Taft in campaigns, possibly crippling official duties and shifting jobs for politics.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Hou
Geral
Post Office
Hitchoo
Taft
Detmoc
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D. M. Marrs
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Taftas
Ed” Howe
Gore
Pitney
Supreme Bench
Teddy
Us & Large
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Wilson
Mahlon Pitney
Spureres
Cruce
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Henry
Dandall
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United States Patent Office
United States Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
S Patent Law Monopolies
Wichita Eagle
Hell
Postal Service
Whifield Jones
House
Eral
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