Anarchists Rally Across Cities Over Ferrer Death
A thousand anarchists and socialists gathered on the New York East Side and in Tampa Havana and Philadelphia protesting Francisco Ferrer’s death. Speakers linked Ferrer to anti clerical schooling and attacked monarchies while calling for solidarity with freedom fighters. In Havana thousands marched with red flags as police battled rioters near consulates and bishop palaces.
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New York
Brina Goldman
East Side
Francisco Ferrer
Alfonso
Fee
Midge Goldman
Ferrer
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Minera
Carnegie Hall
Toduday
trinity—Church
Trinity
Miss Goldman
Tampa
Fla
Centro Asuriano
Philadelphia
Barber Spain
Havana
Barlowe Loynax del Cantile
Republica
Extron
Stevedarers’ Union
Spain
Conte Cating Ferrer
Church of
Angelia
Bolen doubts Barrell signed Mount McKinley affidavit
Jamon A. Bolen a coal operator from Hartford Arkansas says he does not believe Edward Barritt signed the Mount McKinley affidavit credited in a New York water report. Bolen, president of the Bolen-Bill coal company, is known for exploring with Dr. Frederick A. Cook and recounts the Mount McKinley expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prege
Hartford
Ark
Jamon A. Baler
Mount Melkinley
Frederick A. Cook
Edward Barritt
Mount MoKinley
New York
Yuaterior, Bolen
Bolen- Bll Cou! Company
McAllater, Okt
Striking Rebuttal to Taft Utterance in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City readers see a strong rebuke to President Taft’s remarks on the Oklahoma constitution. Noted leaders Bryan Clark Gompers Kern Mack Gore all praise the document as a champion of liberty, honest government, and progress, while opponents question its workmanship amid national debate.
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Oklahoma
Okla
America
Taft
Wberry
Justee
Milton
United States
Kanes
Texas
Arizona
Chan, Clark
Thoma P. Gore
Norman D. Mack
John W. Kern
Samuel Gomperé
William J Bryan
William J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oklahoman
Samuel Gompers
John W. Kero
Norman E. Mack
Gore
Veterans urge Cross 10 to withdraw resignation
An Ardmore committee of Confederate veterans led by Adjutant General John L. Galt asked Secretary Crom to reconsider his resignation as major general commanding Oklahoma Confederate Veterans. The letter, from Guthrie dated Oct 6, expressed strong support for Crom and his record, urging him to remain in command.
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Guthrie
Okla
Bill Crom
Oklahoma
Confederate Veterana
John L. Galt
Oklahom
Wick
Ott Noldler
Okathoma
Aiajor
Oklahoms
Ardmore
Crome
Galt
Craie
Shows an Increase in Mineral Oil Exports from War Losses
The report notes a rise in mineral oil exports by year end, with over two billion barrels valued at war-time output. It cites Linki Stave products and mentions a hundred million dollar increase in exports during the period, reflecting postwar production shifts and higher demand abroad.
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Associated Presa
Woshihetoo
D. C
Detti—Minorat
Linki
Too Late Baby 10 Get Deed 10 Allotment
Starr and Patten report advice from Washington that Eva Waters won on demurrer in the District of Columbia Supreme Court mandamus cases over land allotment in the Platrock oil pool. The Interior Department issued patents to Eva Waters, the only Too Late baby of the Cherokee Nation, ending a long land contest from 1907. The decision binds the department’s earlier rulings and leaves Knight and Twist without title.
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Supreme Court of District of Columbia
Eva Waters
Starr & Patten
Flatrock
Knight and
Twist
Washington, D
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Koieht
William J Twistle
Thane
Browht
Avorvtary of the Interior
Mandamye
Platrock
Knight
Twiet
Starrie Patton
Secretary of the Interior
Supreme Court of Lie
Department of the Interior
Chebaugh
Keight
District of Columbia
Acton
Writton Mindainud
Justine
Twat
Ue Secretary of the Interior
Eva
Dawes Commission
Olymp
Doctor J M Meany's license revoked in Oklahoma case
Guthrie Oklahoma October report states the state board of medical examiners revoked the license of Dr J M Meany a Claremore physician after allegations he performed a criminal operation in Independence Kansas on a Tulsa society girl who died at Pula hospital authorities say the case involves a vanity for wealth and a mystery surrounding a young drummer who claimed to be her fiancé no jury has convened and Meany denied the charges while not appearing for a hearing.
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Gourdon
Dr. Meany
Claremore Porngty
Eadidunvester
Government officials watch revolution in Tyreathwn movement
In Washington on October 1 Associated Prowse reports that Tyreatwns of revolution movement in Nieordugen are believed watched with interest by the government. State officials present a deplorably correct attitude of centrality, but the government is understood to be in sympathy with the Maldata government against the Melyan government.
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Associated Prowse
Washington, D.C
Purpose 10 Club Eyes Militia Cooperation and Gas Supply
The Commercial Club held a regular meeting to discuss organizing a state militia company here. Col John B Turner plans to present the matter to the governor. The club reviewed Oklahoma exhibit plans for the state fair and aims to display local resources permanently. A gas supply plan, water piping from Cable Creek, and winter gas guarantees were discussed with committees named. Youth activities and season ticket funding were also noted as priorities.
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Joho B. Turner
Guthrie
Hoberte
Oklahoma
Ulricht
L. F. Parker
Afton Weld
Joseph A. GI
C. Helle
Mather Charles van Moulee
Bomnittes
Jadae Parker
Cable Creek
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Alfred Orendorf
J. W. Orr
M. F. Knight
R. Warner
Cashier OA. Cht
Eng Lee
Trea
State of
Homa
Liberal
Farmers National Bank
the Farmers State Bank
F. M. Gwinnup @ Son HalsellyBuilding
Vinita, Oklahoma
Nur Expe
Vomar
Hove. di
Sedrustoentra
Alorse
Otter Tk
Anprevat
Asd
Mutcry
Ata Portal Talay
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Chicago, Ill
Bolen
Barrill
Tafts
Veterans Ask Cross
Claremore
Roberts
Beng
Pwoplen Christian Association
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