Craig County Court Terms Set by County Judge June 1908
The County Judge of Craig County Oklahoma orders terms of the County Court to be held at Vinita Courthouse on the first Mondays of January April July and October for trials of law and fact with juries, and additional Monday sessions year round for motions without a jury during July August and September. The chambers will be open for ex parte business and probate work. Dated June 16, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Kul
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Oklahoma
Vinita
Craig
Crag County
Trino
D. B. Fiman
Guardianship sale orders for William and Evylin Bean minors
In Craig county Oklahoma the guardianship of William Bean and Evylin Bean is set for hearing on October 10, 1908 at 10 a.m. to consider selling all or part of the minors real estate. A three week publication is required in general circulation papers in Craig and Tulsa counties. Judge Theo D. G. Frear signs the order. Also in the same matter J M Gossett as guardian for Sterling O Gossett and James U Gossett is likewise directed to show cause why selling portions of the minors real estate should not be authorized with a hearing set for October 10 1908 and a three week publication requirement.
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Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig
William Bean
Evylin Bean
Joe Bean
Guardian
Bvylon Bean
Sterling O. Gossett
James A. Gossett
J. M. Gossett
Syprling O. Gossett
James U Gossett
Unnon
Petraun
Ollahorin
Orden
Warning Order in Oklahoma Absolute Divorce Suit
First published August 28 warning order in the District Court of Oklahoma Vinita. Ella Childres sues Sylvester Childres for an absolute divorce. Respond by December 7, 1908, or petition may be confessed. Deputy District Clerk J. W. Roberts signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Childres
Ella Childres
A.S. McRen
Pitt
J. W. Roberts
D. B. Stutsman
Tuberculosis Congress Holds Final Session In Washington
The final sessions of seven sections of the national Tuberculosis Congress began in Washington. Discussions today are expected to influence the global effort to eradicate tuberculosis. The day promises to be one of the most eventful of the week as sections adjourn this evening.
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Astnchited
Washington, D. G
Fleet Sails for Japan October Ninth
The American fleet of sixteen battleships, after a triumphant reception in Australian ports, neared the half way mark of its world cruise as it anchored off the Manila breakwater. Orders barred shore boarding amid cholera fears, shore leave limited, and officers instructed to avoid bringing contagion aboard. Admiral Sperry praised the fleet’s efficiency gains, with sail to Japan set for the evening of October 1.
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Associated Press
Manila
P. 1
Hampton Roads
Admiral Sperry
Jeapan
Charles G Hanford to Tour the West This Season
Charles G Hanford announces a Westward tour opening in September at Norford Virginia. His company, touted as one of the strongest, features a musical director and a ballet corps for The Winter's Tale. Repertory includes The Merchant of Venice The Taming of the Shrew Much Ado About Nothing and Othello with a Vinita stop during the tour.
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Charles
Hanford
Norford
Pacific Slope
Corps de Ballet
The
Wear
Mr. Hanford
Chairman Mack Attacks Sheldon Over Corporate Links
New York October 2 Democratic National Chairman Norman Mack charged George R. Sheldon treasurer of the Republican National Committee is allied with at least seventeen financial companies. Mack cited past Odell objections to Sheldon’s nomination and noted Sheldon’s links span railway, industrial and financial firms, with Roosevelt defending him amid campaign tensions.
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Associated Press
New York
Norman EB. Mack
George R. Sheldon
Sheldon
Mack
George K. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Odell
Me. Sheldon
Roosevelt
Dupont
Triumvirate Ten Capture New State
Associated Press reports from Chicago on October 5 describe Cash Cade and Congressman Bird S. McGuire of Oklahoma joining Dennis T. Flynn to plan a Republican bid to win Oklahoma. National Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock was to arrive the next day for talks at headquarters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bryan Denounces Taft On Campaign Contribution Publicity
Lincoln Nebraska October 2. William J Bryan criticizes William H Taft for adopting Theodore Roosevelt’s view on campaign contribution publicity. He calls Taft’s stance an insult to voters and argues pre election disclosure reveals sources of support and potential corrupt influence. He urges public access to who finances policies and officials.
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Lincoln
William J. Bryan
Fairview
William H .Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Taft Campaign Stops Fail to Move Gothenburg Crowd
The Taft special rolled through Gothenburg Nebraska on the tenth day of his western canvas. Locals gathered at the station hoping for a water stop and a greeting but Taft was not present. Colonel Randell said the candidate had been working hard, while residents voiced disappointment and some urged Bryan.
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Associated Press
North Platte
Neb
Wm. H. Taft
West
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colonado
Kansas
Cheyenne
Denver
Taft
Gothenburg
Rangdell
Bryan
Eleven Perish In New York Fire At Mulberry Street Building
A four story building at 7111 Mulberry Street in New York burned early today killing eleven people and injuring about fifty others. Three oil soaked barrels in the tower room fueled the blaze and blocked upper floor escape. Some victims died in bed from smoke before flames. several children were hurled from upper floors and saved by bystanders later aided by firefighters.
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New York
Mulberry Street
Pryor Creek Man Sets Course for Vinita City
Mr Sooter of Pryor Creek decided to become a Vinita citizen. He praised Vinita's rapid growth and ample work, noting sidewalks pavement new houses and town improvements. He told T E Englehart he believes Vinita will be the best town in the new state surpassing Oklahoma City Muskogee and Tulsa.
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Vinita
Sooter
Pryor Creek
Tate
T. E. Englehart
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Tulsa
Oklahoma Telegraph Rates Ten Be Reduced
Guthrie Ohio October 2 Telegraph tolls in Oklahoma are cut to 25 cents for ten words with 2 cents per additional word plus day and night rates, to all state points. Telegrams must show sent and received times to reveal delays. Also set cotton compression rate at 10 cents per hundred, including weighing, loading, unloading. patching charges are removed.
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Guthrie
Ohio
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Gas Strike Flows at Kornegay Place Near Vinita
A gas flow was struck two miles north of Vinita at Kornegay Place. The well shows a stronger flow than nearby wells and reaches the surface at about 200 feet. Prospectors are encouraged and plan further drilling to find a commercial production.
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Koruitay
Kisdald
Lea
Vinita
Vadhue
Haskell Speaks Temperately in Enid Speech
Governor N. Haskell drew a 2,000 crowd in the Del Mar theatre Enid Oklahoma after arriving by Santa Fe train from Guthrie. He read a long manuscript, offered to answer questions, and pledged to fight Hearst Roosevelt and all accusers to the end, denying charges and vowing suits for character assassination.
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Enid. O
N. Haskell
Santa Fe
Guthrie
Delmar Theatre
Haskell
Hearst
Roosevelt
Elareter
Taft Delivers Rain-Swept Speech in Leavenworth
In a torrential downpour Taft spoke for three minutes to around three thousand in Leavenworth. The city’s factories closed to allow workers to attend. He focused on his labor plan as water streamed down his hat and face. Cy Leland joined the entourage. In Kansas City Kaw a county chairman presented roses from Wyandotte to show union friendliness and to signal labor alignments in the vote.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kans
William H. Taft
Kansas City
Kaw
Wyanedotte County
Sanwel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Taft Campaign in Missouri Begins Across State
Taft heads into Missouri for two days of campaigning after a brisk Kansas City stop. He will speak in St Joseph Maryville Chillicothe Brookfield and Moon with stops at stock yards exchange Burlington shops and depot during the day. A large crowd welcomed his industrial address at the Toole opera house in St Joseph.
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Associated Press
Keneas City
Kank
Cer. G
Kansas
Leavenworth
Atchison
Wm. H. Taft
Missouri
Kansas City
Taft
St. Joe
Maryville
Chillicothe
Brookfield
Moon
Kang
St. Joseph
Stock Yards
Exchange
Burlington
Toole Opera House
Oklahoma State Levy Set At 1 1/4 Mills For Statehood
Guthrie Okla Oct 2 The tax levy under statehood is fixed at one and one fourth mills. The state board of assessors reports nearly a million dollars must be raised by end of fiscal year June 30 1900 to cover state expenses. For nineteen and a half months of statehood expenses totaled 1 852 210 dollars and the first legislature provided for seven and a half months. The board projects 446 000 dollars from departmental fees by July 1 leaving 907 210 to be raised by property tax. Total assessed value of public service corporations this year nearly doubles to two sevenths of the total valuation. A one year levy of eight tenths of a mill results from nineteen and a half months’ levy. State Auditor Trapp estimates total taxable property at 70 000 000 dollars.
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Guthrie
Okla
State Board of Assessors
Oklahoma Territory
Trapp
Oklahoma School Fund Loaned Across State in 1908 Report
October 1 1908 Guthrie Oklahoma Secre tary L D Marr reports the five million dollar common school fund balance and allocations. Loans include counties on bonds five percent semiannual state funding bonds four percent annual farmer land loans five percent semiannual plus on demand deposits at two to three percent. A notary sworn statement confirms the figures.
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Newneasey
Okla
Democratic Club to Meet Friday in Oklahoma City
Special to Daily Chieftain Guthrie Oklahoma October monster meeting of Democratic clubs in Oklahoma will be held at the Okhla home City Friday October 6. Governor N Haskell has accepted to speak. Oklahoma City democrats offer a banner prize to the club with the largest delegation.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Democratic Clubs of
Okhlahome City
Fryer Democratic Club
N. Haskell
Oklahoma City
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Kornegay Place
Haskell Dogile
Enid
Oklahoma State Levy
Board of Assessors
School Land Commission
Secreary
L. D. Marr
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Marr
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A.B. Swank
Democratic Club
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