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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
8
Edward H. Harriman railroad financier died at his summer residence on the Hudson after months of illness. Wall Street traders reacted immediately with reports and denials of his death as the financial world absorbed the loss of the recognized king of finance.
State geologist prompts cooperation from nearby towns for a Wilnote State fair exhibit at Springfield. Minmal Aftan Weleh and Muejuckot join the effort. Thuherte reports CN Could will supply mineral specimens and Prof Gould will assist with resources.
Fashion display highlights over 200 distinct waist models in silk jersey and washable fabrics. Many designs credited to the High Art Waist Co. with unique pieces not duplicated elsewhere in America. Prices run from 1.50 to 7.00.
Women's petticoats described as rustling silk with deep flounces and tailored underlays. Available in gray green blue catawaba wistarra brown and black. Prices range from 4 to 10 dollars.
Sapulpa Oklahoma reports a year long manhunt for Bam Hatchett ends Monday when he is taken off a train near Chandler. Hatchett is jailed and sheriff confirms his arrest after a chase from Potter, Texas.
Associated Press dispatch from Saratoga Sept 9 reports a Democratic rejuvenation effort by a reform committee at odds with New York state party leadership. Prominent figures include Mayors Parker and O’Brien and Jerome, among others, as the conference opens.
Officials from Coal Land Association and allied tribes convene in Coalgate to discuss selling 500 000 acres of segregated land while retaining mineral rights. Governors, congressmen, and Indian leaders weigh implications for Oklahoma counties including Coalgate Atoka Carter and Pittsburg amid mine wealth and homestead law angles.
Topeka report describes a court action over the May protest of the incubator baby case. Mrs Bleakley seeks to prevent return of the infant and faces kidnapping charges. Prominent local figures are named among those involved in the case and related discussions.
The article notes competing claims between Peary and Dr. Cook over a voyage and book profits. It cites offers for the book and discusses asserted financial figures tied to the exploration venture, with mention of public interest in the controversy.
The Western district's United States attorney, Embry, is reported to be leaving the post to join private practice. He plans a partnership with George Mack of Owihomm City as he steps toward new ventures.
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