Twenty Five Die In Lehigh Valley Train Wreck
A Lehigh Valley passenger train No. 4 plunged from a trestle near Hone Fel into a loaded rail, killing twenty five and injuring many. The tragedy, described as the worst on the line, left a long list of dead and injured across several states and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Lehigh Val
Aload
Hore Fel
Lehigh Valley
Otteville Morgue
Madden
Trenton
N. J
Pangburn
Brooklyn
M. Hunnicker
Vineland
Catharles Hicks
Newark
Uncle
Southfield
N. Z
A. EB. Zudick
Buffalo
Jelen Pownell
G. P. Johnson
Pr. Johnson
Philelphia
Cleveland
C. P. Johnson
Joseph Hicky
M. Bho
Austpin
Oman
M.C. 1
Radicator
DD. M. Bell
Los Angelus
Henry Becker
Vortense
Geneva
Maer. Hendof Ovid
Charles Richardson
Philiphia
Harry Hamilton
Sonnia
Tex
Robert Salis
Philadelphia
P. Draper
Line Draper
Lancaster
W. Walker
Lakewood
Kio
B. A. Kellar
Washingtn
Rochester
Emil Kohler
Lindcaster
Revir
Whittley
Boyd
Mies Agnesar Fen
Atlantic City
George Irving
John
Charles Huddnet
Baltimore
Death in Porum Feud Sparks Vigilant Tension
Charles McClure, a wealthy stockman and ally of the Davis faction, was ambushed and killed near Porum as seven shots rang out after he and his brother rode home from town. McClure had received threatening letters to leave the country but had ignored them. two masked men were seen fleeing a nearby school building. McClure had been a key witness in Pony Starr cattle theft cases slated for Muskogee courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Porum
Charles McClure
Davis Boye
Davis
McClure
Mis
Pony Starr
New England
England
Elizabeth
House of Commons
Roger Conant
Plymouth
Salem
Mass
Massachusetts Bay
John Endicott
Massachusetts Bay Colony
America
First Congregational Church
Gov
Winthrop
Huntley Investment Company Founder Fights Divorce Suit in Spokane
William Huntley vice president of Exchange National Bank and secretary treasurer of Inland Brewing Malting in Spokane is defendant in a divorce action filed in Spokane County Superior Court. Emma V. Huntley alleges abandonment. Huntley admits abandoning wife on April 1, 1910, denies lack of cause. Case to be heard in September term. Huntley once built wealth as a bonanza wheat rancher in the Palouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
William Huntley
Exchange National Bank
Inland Brewing
E Malting Company
Huntley Investment Company
Spokane County
Emma V. Huntley
Huntley
Palouse
Washington
Sixth land sale by state starts Tuesday
Oklahoma City Aug 28 Oklahoma begins its sixth sale of public land tomorrow at Hobart Kiowa county and plans to offer 234 251 acres by November 4 all in Western Oklahoma No tract exceeds 160 acres District sales will be held at Hobart Cordell Mangum Hollis Lawton Anadarko Chickasha Watonga Fairview Taloga Sayre Cheyenne Arnett Buffalo Woodward Alva Cherokee Enid Medford Newkirk Perry Chandler and Teewinsen The department rules allow buyers to bid through agents and no lessee will loss their preference right unless the bid fails to reach the approved figure
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hobart
Kiowa
Cordell
Mangum
Hollis
Lawton
Anadarko
Chickasha
Wat
Geological Conference in Arbuckle Mountains
A notable geological conference led by Dr J W Beede and experts from Oklahoma and Missouri departs Norman for a multi site survey across the Arbuckle Mountains. They will study rock strata and trace deposits to the Redbeds plain, visiting Shawnee, Falls Creek, Turner Falls, East Timbered Hills, Rock Cut, Washita Gorge, White Mountain, Burning Mountain, and local mines to address long standing Oklahoma geological questions.
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Norman
Okla
Aux
Arbuckle Mountains
J. W. Beede
Thdinna University
Chas. N. Gould
Oklahoma
F. C. Green
Missouri
J. C. Snider
Iran
Dougherty and
Sulphur
Heede
Kanens
Sith
Pawnee
Stillwater
Phandter
Shawiee
Suimmet
Beede
Arbuckle
Okla Homa
Redbeds
Suphur
Falls Creek
Turner Falls
Honey Creek
Gould
Old Mountain Range
Rock Cut
Washita
Crusher
White Mountain
Oklahonma
Motoring Along New England and Puritan Origins
A sweeping travelogue notes an 18 inch crushed rock road from Boston to Princetown, Cape Cod life, cranberry culture led by women, Newport’s rise and decline, and Cape Cod’s fisheries. It traces Puritan settlements from 1424 to 1640, highlighting Eliot, Williams, Hutchinson, and the Mayflower compact as foundations of American liberty and self-government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Princetown
Massachsetts
Plymouth
Pilgrim
Connecticut
Providence
Maine
United States
America
New England
NEW POULTRY SUPERINTENDENT AT AMERICAN ROYAL SHOW
Adam Thompson to succeed Thomas Southard as superintendent of the poultry section at the American Royal stock show in Kansas City. The event runs the week of October 4 to 14. Thompson, a noted game chicken breeder and Southwest Poultry Raisers' Association member, will help showcase a larger poultry division in a new display building. W. J. Gambill of Adair County and Mayes County surveyor Mr Mitchell were en route to Kansas City to arrange bridge material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Thompson
Thos. Southard
Kansas City
Thompson
Southwest Poultry Raisers’ Association
The
Royal
United States
W. J. Gambill
Adair County
Mr. Mitchell
Mayes County
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Wenty
Andrew Jackson
Cape
Lubber
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Orleans
Taluouth
Buzzard's Bay
Newport
Rhode Island
New York
Commodore Perry
Touro Street
Touro Park
Europe
Cambridge
Boston Common
William Blackstone
Neck
Thomas Morton
John Eliot
Pilgrim Hall
Roger Williams
Ann Hutchinson
Amity, Mo
Connors State School of Agriculture
Warner, Okla
Walter van Allen
Warner
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