Record of Special Meeting of International Bank Stockholders Coalgate OK
Minutes of a July 6 1908 special meeting of the International Bank stockholders in Coalgate Oklahoma. Attendees listed with share counts, proxies noted, and a unanimous vote to thank Bank Commissioner Smock and Assistant Commissioner Schultz for handling the bank settlement. Followed by a long public statement defending Smock and criticizing political grand jury actions.
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The
International Bank
Coalgate
Oklahoma
Warder
Lou Conner
W. Maxwell
Atoek Ser
Ly A
Dastee
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L. B. Gilles
A. Shaw
Joe Flor
Pat Riley
Pat ‘O'Rley
John Bimpeon
Ba Piyan
Gitwon
W. R. Guyson
Herman c. Schultz
H. H. Smock
Thin Bank
Ed. Flyon
B.C. Sherer
Smock
Guthrie
Okla
Hank
Coulgate Grand Jury
International Bank of Coalgate
Mahy
Democratic Party
Awa
Vesatix
State Bank
Commissoner
Bmock
Widh Assetant Bank Conmissioner
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Benntta
Jon Beat Hig
Anthony Shaw
Seentary
International Bank of Contgate
Okta
Ae Danitat
Aleve
Gudimissionersa
Kieelal Aines
Pbc
Saiek
Eminent Medigial Doctor Dies of Typhoid in Wichita
Dr. C. C. Amundson aged 29 dies at home from typhoid fever after four years in Wichita. He accompanied James Tittle to Chicago for surgery, studied there, then fell ill on return. Funeral held at residence. body sent to Exetherville Iowa, his old home, with Knights of Pythias members guiding the procession. Local medical community expresses deep sorrow and sympathy.
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de C. C. Amundson
Amundson
Exetherville
Doctors Old Home
H. J. Swartz
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Old Town
Wealthy Relatives Send For Woody’s Remains
Lewis Rogers sent the remains of Chas Woody who died by his own hand on October 21 to a sister in Northfork West Virginia. A telegram from Mrs McDowell sister of Woody asked that the remains be sent to her. Mrs McDowell’s husband leads the McDowell Coal and Coke company at Northfork. The McDowells are a wealthy prominent family in that community. Woody was connected and from a wealthy family but had drifted west and lost track of relatives.
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Lewis Rogers
Chas
Woody
Northfork
W. Va
McDowell
Chas. Woody
New York Society Leader Mrs Astor Critically Ill
Mrs William Astor aged over eighty, longtime leader of New York society, is critically ill with a heart condition at her Fifth Avenue home. Several relatives have been summoned to the bedside.
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Associated Press
New York
William Astor
New York Abciety
Fifth Avenue
Severe storm hits New England coast in violent gale
A severe autumn storm sweeps the New England coast with heavy wind and rain. The center lies near Nantucket with Cape Cod hardest hit. Numerous vessels seek shelter under Monomoy Point and a fishing schooner is driven ashore.
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New England
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Justice Wright Postpones Big Labor Case Hearing
Washington DC. Justice Wright delayed today the hearing on the big labor case. The cases involve John Mitchell and Frank Morrison charged with contempt related to Buckstove and Range company. The proceedings are moved to November tenth.
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Justice Wright
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Justine Wright
Supreme Court Today
Complean John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Buckstove and Range Company
Winter's Tale at Academy of Music Impresses Tonight
Beautiful Production led by Charles B. Manford with Mine Marit Dromah and a large company appeared at the Academy of Music last night. The performance drew long applause for strong actors and lavish scenery, with the Bohemian fifth act dance praised. Hanford plans another appearance at the Auditorium in Vinita on November 7.
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Charles B. Manford
Marit Dromah
Academy of Music
Band of Avon
Hanford
Shepherd
Shepherdemes
Norfolk
Vinita
The Wolf at Lyric Theatre New York Season Highlight
The Wolf by Eugene Walter, a bold gay drama set in the Canadian Hudson Bay backwoods, has enjoyed a successful run at the Lyric Theatre in New York. Andres Robson stars as Jules Beaubien in the leading role.
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the Wolf
Eugene Walter
Dreat Gay
Hudson Bay
Lyric Theatre
New York
Andres Robson
Jules Beaubien
Time Becomes a Shrinking Horizon In Old Age
A reflective narrator discusses aging as time seems to accelerate. Youth felt endless while aging compresses years, yet work and purpose persist. He contrasts eagles and condors with human aging, seeking a brake on time while finding renewed joy and a wider view in later life.
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Ame
Couldn't Scare Them. Country couple hires Denver car
A Denver man renting by the hour took a Kansas bride and groom for a fast ride with two friends aboard. The driver planned to scare the newcomers by racing at high speed toward the edge of town, ignoring warnings from his companion. The Kansas farmer offered another dollar to speed the run, urging the driver to go faster.
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Denver
Kansas
Feller
Kaneas City Lawyer Kept Memo Book To Track Expenses
The story recalls a Kansas City lawyer who, before his death, bought a small memorandum book to record daily expenditures. After his death, executors discovered the book and learned there was little to reveal about savings, aside from the single line to open the book: 25 cents.
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Champ Clark
Kaneas City
Kindness and Cheerfulness Inspire Harmonious Home Life
Henry Van Dyke notes kindness as contagious and describes how unwavering good nature permeates household life. The text emphasizes that cheerfulness and generous help reduce anger and foster a peaceful domestic atmosphere.
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Henry van Dyke
Cemetery Pilgrims Seek Mansfield Grave in Quiet Estate Town
On a rural-Estate route in Lenien Conn travelers reach the Mansfeld grave near a roadside plot marked by evergreen hedges and a sunken stone where fresh cut flowers rest daily. Admirers ignore heat and dust to visit the quiet central grave site recalling Brummel Jeckyll and Peer Gynt as they wander the cemetery grounds.
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Sumimer
Gearby
Feworte
Perons
Ocean Heigh
Mansfeld
Mansfield
Uber
Holgewood Avenue
Ocean Avenue
Mansfeld House
Heau Brummel
Dr. Jeckyll
Peer Gynt
Bank receiver run to ground in Iowa town
A small town bank failed and passed to a dishonest receiver who absconded with funds. Detectives tracked him to a neighboring state, brought him back, and informed Mr Collins at midnight. Collins reacted angrily to a final telephone call about the capture.
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Iowa
Collins
Myers
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
The Jolly Fat Man and the Fat Man Stereotype
A satirical piece questions why society targets the fat man for jokes insults and moralizing while slim people are spared. It notes that humor pity and unsolicited advice flow toward the overweight as a social habit contrasting with how people treat others who are not visibly overweight.
Contagion Question Sparks Tense Moment at Inez
In Inez a nervous young man sits beside a veiled woman holding a baby. He asks if the baby is contagious, sparking a sharp retort from the woman who warns the question might be dangerous for him. The scene captures tension between strangers in a crowded setting.
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Inez
Midnight Off Critique Warns Against Overwork
Dr. Hale in Woman's Home Companion derides the midnight off as a virtue and warns that ignoring nightly duties leads to overwork and self harm. She argues rest prevents a gradual decline and insists one must not neglect daily responsibilities.
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Dr. Hale
Woman's Home
Companion
Sheep Dream Fails Butterwick In Sleepless Night
In New York Weekly, Butterwick tries an almanac trick to sleep by counting imaginary sheep. Family interruptions escalate from a misfiring count to a noisy dog, a meddling mother-in-law, and a restless siege of domestic chaos. He finally sleeps, waking with a headache and a conviction that sheep are good for wool not sleep.
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Butterwick
Mrs. Butterwick
Mix
Daniel Webster
Worth & Cent
New York Weekly
An Old Law And The Stone In Your Heart
The late Albert Pell, a conservative MP active in agriculture, antipoverty policy, and disease prevention, was known for wit. A new volume of his reminiscences recalls a reveal that when asked if he supported the law making poor men support their parents he quipped that it is an older law written by God on stone and that it is the stone not the law that reaches the heart.
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Comminsoner
Tankins Voard
Hank of
Coalath Wike Elosid
Murthenland
Alx
Denia
Wn Don
Bsatinlay
Pank
Hank
Era
Stace Gamranty Mint
Oklahome Benklog
Che
Albert Pell
Pell
God
Mount Sinai
Thomas
Cleveland Leader mentions MeLeah-Gee sobriety claim
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader references MeLeah-Gee and a claim of sobriety. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details, names, dates, or locations to form a full news item.
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Cleveland
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