Governor Haskell Denounces Hearst in Omaha Pursuit
Governor Haskell issued a sharp denial of Hearst's Omaha statement about paying prosecutorial expenses and service of summons. He described Hearst’s claims as false, said Hearst traveled east after leaving the Pacific coast, and claimed agents found Hearst hiding in a Pullman toilet room in Omaha at midnight Thursday.
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Guidele
Ohio
Haskell
Associated Press
Hearst
Omaha
Pacific Coast
Iacod
St. Paul
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Houston
Hin
Pullman
Indicted Army Officers Face Murder Charge in Annis Case
New York telegraph reports Queen County grand jury has indicted Captain Peter C. Haines Jr. and T Jenkins Haines for first degree murder in the August Bayside Yacht Club killing of William B. Annis. Also notes German airship tragedy and Oklahoma Craig County court scheduling text among varied items.
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Associated Press
New York
Peter C. Haines, Jr
T. Jenkins Haines
Queen County Grand Jury
Flushing
William B. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Warning Order in Oklahoma Absolute Divorce Case
First published notice from the District Court of Oklahoma at Vinita announces that Ella Childres has sued Sylvester Childres for an absolute divorce. Defendants must answer the petition by a specified date, or the court will proceed without further reply.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Oklahoma
Ariting
Vinita
Sylvester Childres
Ella Childres
Melea
A. Pitt
Governor's Daughter Engagement Reported in Guthrie
Miss Jane Haskell, youngest daughter of Governor N. Haskell, is reportedly engaged to marry a Muskogee man. Also appears: notice of real estate sale under Craig County Court order in Oklahoma, minor estate of Benjamin M. Caldwell. Sale details include specified parcels and terms, with private sale to the highest bidder on September 28, 1908 at 10 a.m. at the county office. Guardian John J. Coldwell authorized. bids must be in writing sealed.
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Associated Press
Guthrig
Okla
Jane Haskell
N. Haskell
Muskogee
Craig
Oklahoma
Benjamin M. Caldwell
Cenig
Caldwell
Clark
Dave
John J. Coldwell
Gardian
Notice of guardianship land sale in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of an order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma on September 24 1908 the guardian of minors Emmet L Adams and Viola M Adams will offer for sale all their rights in certain lands described in Rogers County Oklahoma. The sale is set for October 14 1908 at 10 00 AM at the County Judge's office Craig County. Bids in writing may be left at the Judge's office. Avill A Brown attorney for guardian.
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Freaks
Craig
Adama
Emimet L. Adnos
State of
Oklahoma
Sidiate
Rogers
Okinpee
Onch
Viola M. Adams
Gio
M. Adams
Emmet L. Adams
Avvil A. Brown
Guardiin
Order for Hearing to Sell Real Estate in Clara E. Martin Case
Probate court sets hearing for November 14 1908 at 10 a m to consider guardian Frank Martins petition to sell the real estate of Clara E Martin a minor. The order directs all interested parties to appear and show cause why the sale should not be approved and requires publication of this order for consecutive weeks. The guardian is represented by A A Brows attorney.
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Frank Martin
Clara E. Martin
Pell
Guardian
Hearst Served with $600,000 Slander Suit on Union Pacific Trip
William Randolph Hearst, editor and Independence party leader, was served with a libel lawsuit for $600,000 in a Nebraska district court after Deputy Stewart forced entry to a Union Pacific sleeper. Hearst, with his wife present, claimed they were retiring and doubted the case would reach trial.
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Union Pacific
New York
Nebraska
Associated Press
Omaha
Nebr
William Randolph Hearst
Independence Party
N. Haakell
Oklahoma
Douglas County
Stewart
Hearst
Beveridge Ends Oklahoma Tour in Oklahoma State Visit
Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana wrapped up a Oklahoma tour backing Republican nationwide and state tickets. He spoke in Muskogee to crowds of about 5000, attacked Bryan and Democrats, and addressed the school book issue. The party routed via Bartlesville and Tulsa, with stops at Coweta and Coffeyville before Springfield Missouri.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Oklahoma
Bartlesville
Coffeyville
Kans
Beveridge
Springfield
T. A. Chandler
Tulsa
Muskogee
Bryan
Haskell Sisa
Katy
Tulea
Coweta
Hoosier Club
Grand Theatre
Governor Haskell Libel Trial Set for Today
Oklahoma City reports Governor N. Haskell faces a libel charge brought by W. D. Cardwell. County Attorney Reardon assists, while Hughes and W. A. Ledbetter represent the governor. Cardwell aims to try today. a continuation could trigger bond forfeiture. The governor is en route to Dallas for an address.
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Oklahoma City
N. Haskell
W. D. Cardwell
Maskell
Dallas
Reardon
Cardwell
Hughes
W. A. Ledbetter
Jath
Waters-Pieace Ol Company
The
Standard Oi
Ime
Caldwill
Cor
Roosevelt to join Outlook as associate editor after presidency
New York Oct 10 President Roosevelt signs a contract with Outlook Magazine to act as associate editor after retiring next March. He will cover political and economic topics.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Outlook Magazine
Premium misstatement at Farmers Institute football game
The committee warns of an error in the premium list for the Farmers Institute event. A fifty dollar football premium was wrongly listed and instead funds were allocated to cover visiting team expenses. Admission to the game is free and the Commercial Club covers the costs.
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Farmers’ Institute
Diving Dare at Cherokee Club Week of October
A stunt show at the Cherokee club presents Captain Charles Steahl performing a 126 foot dive from a ladder into a small net each afternoon and evening during the week of October 26. The act uses a regulation extension ladder wagon similar to city fire departments' gear. It is billed as the most sensational yet pleasing act offered by the amusement company.
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Cherokee Club
Charles Steahl
Great Patterson Shows to Play Here for Week of Oct 26 31
The Cherokee Club brings the Great Patterson Shows to town for the week of October 26 through 31. It is touted as the largest and best carnival company on the road with fifteen paid attractions and several sensational free acts. The program promises clean, novel, and entertaining amusements for local residents seeking high quality entertainment.
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Patterson
Foot Ball Draw In Kansas City Match Ends Goalless
Vinsta Boy in Foot Ball Roscoe Marks played fullback for the Kansas City Medics in a scoreless draw with Spaulding College. The game yesterday in Kansas City saw both teams fail to score as Marks attempted kicking duties.
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Vinsta Boy
Roscoe Marks
Kansas City
Spaulding
Young Marks
Oklahoma Schools Stay Out of Politics
Guthrie Oklahoma October 17 J D Cameron state superintendent of public instruction cancels all political dates signed by the democratic state committee. He offered his services earlier but withdraws the stamping tour to prevent the state school system from politicking. He may give a few speeches defending the agency and opposing the sale of school timetables.
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Guthrie
J. D. Cameron
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Democratic State Committee
Indexed letter file saves time on household bills
A Home Index describes using an Indexed letter file to organize bills and receipts. It notes how the system helps settle questions quickly by producing the file, highlighting its low cost and compact size.
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Harper's Bazar
Advice to the Slayer from the Atchison Globe
Advice about time and politeness warns against lingering too long in social calls. It notes that few have time to go sense and urges readers to quit early to avoid weariness and loss of courtesy, suggesting guests will be urged to return.
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Atchison Globe
First Passenger Train Era on Stockton & Darling Railway
In 1828 a horseman rode ahead along the tracks to warn crowds as England began the rail era. The Stockton & railway pageant showcased early railroading with spectators gathered to witness the railway’s opening spectacle.
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England
Stockton & Railway
Improbable Clerical Innovations in Worcester Churches
A Worcester bishop orders collection taken by cash register system in four churches. The move appears businesslike and fearless of broader adoption, while the text hints at potential future measures such as trading strungon and guarantees of satisfaction or refunds.
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Mascachuaytta
Worcester
Good Work of Salvation Army in Toronto Relief
In a little over two months the Salvation Army spent over $11,000 to relieve poverty in Toronto. City officers supported the effort, and the Army officers gave their time without pay to distribute the funds, aiding more than 900 families with aid.
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Salvation Army
Toronto
Norwegian process yields colored wood from tree trunks
A Norwegian method allows wood fibers to be stained inside live trunks to produce colored timber for furniture. Proponents claim the injected dye locks into the wood, avoids warping, and offers greater durability than ordinary lumber.
The Only News on Canines and Colorado Land Divisions
A column on society women and dogs notes the appeal of show dogs in New York society imagery with blue ribbons and kennel exhibitions. It also reports Colorado’s government reservations cover about 26.85 million of 66.32 million acres, highlighting land divisions in the state.
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New Yorker
New York Society
Colorado
Vinita Romps Over Miami In Lopsided Football Show
Vinita High dominated Miami with a series of long plays and multiple touchdowns. Key scorers include Billingslea, Wright, Deck, and Franklin as Vinita built a decisive lead through strong running, passing, and line play, ending in a 54 to 0 victory.
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Vienna High Sertioe
Vinity
Billingslea
Larder Boys
Vinsta Boys
Vinita
Wright
Vinsals
Lionherder
Billingsles
Franklin
Store Vinsta
Vinien
Fred Smith
Biingston
Leon Vinita
Smith
Lienberger
Kiterfen
Miami Colt
Billingslen
Vinite
Deck
Seo Vinita
Lionberger
Elliott
Chatyertin
Miami Conn
Visnita
Sean Here
Feanklin
Corestas Ea Billingstea
Wiel
Miani
Minnat
Lin
Vite
Bristidne Endsruth
Ube
Preehllas
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Viniti
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