County Court Terms in Craig County Oklahoma Ordered
Official notice lists yearly terms of the Craig County Court at Vinita starting each January April July and October with jury trials. additional Monday sessions, nonjury motions in July August September. openings for ex parte business. probate court operations continued. Also includes orders for guardianship hearings and sale of real estate in two separate petitions with October 1908 hearing dates and publication requirements.
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Okahoma
Craig County
Oklahoma
Raig County
Vinita
Craig
Oray Sen Inty
C. B. Frean
Joe Bean
William Bean
Bvylon Bean
Tulsa
Frear
Sterling O. Gossett
James A. Gossett
J. M. Gossett
Sterling
Ihe
State of
Obee Landrum
Mitine
Divorce Warning Order in Oklahoma for Ella Childres
First published August 24 warning order in Second Judicial District Winita Oklahoma. Ella Childres sues Sylvester Childres for absolute divorce. If no answer by December term 1908, petition will be taken as confessed. J. W. Roberts clerk. A. S. McRea and Rcv. Ella Childres cited.
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Sylvester Childres
Ella Childres
Boas
A.S. McRea
Rcv
Pir
J. W. Roberts
D. B. Stutsman
Roosevelt May Attend Irrigation Congress In West Tour
Rumors say President Roosevelt may attend the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress starting September 29. A gold plate invitation was delivered by Governor Curry, with a second invitation to the Irrigation Congress and a looming Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress in San Francisco the next week. Tourists visiting Albuquerque for the Congress might also glimpse the President.
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Roosevelt
National Irrigation Congress
Oyster Bay
West
Curry
San Francisco
Mississippi River
Albuquerque
United States
Man Dies From Drinking Alcohol
coroner's inquest finds Marshal Liebhlidher of Newark Ohio died of alcoholic poisoning after drinking at the Cabin Greek pumping station. body found on wagon road south of town by boys, inquest held at Lewis Rogers Undertaking rooms, interment following.
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Marshal Liebhlidher
Newark
Ohio
Liebhlicher
T. F. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Ridenhour
Lewis Rogers
New Pipe Line 15 Completed Near Nowata Oklahoma
News from Tulas Sept 19 reports Prairie Pipe Line Co will run oil from Newell to Caney Kansas starting tomorrow. Production in the northern field will rise by 25 000 barrels daily, with a price of 41 cents per barrel boosting profits for refiners and producers.
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Tulas
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Newells
Caney
Kans
R. K. Long
Nowata Fie
Prairie Company
Poorthern
Catholic Vote Angered by Meerschart Denial of Davenport Attack
In Muskogee on September 19, Catholic leaders condemn the Muskogee Phoenix for a distorted report tying Bishop Meerschart to claims of an anti Davenport remark. Father Blynn and Bishop Meerschart deny any denouncement, urging readers not to politicize the church. A local Catholic writes Davenport defending him against misquotation and the paper’s campaign bias.
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Muskogee
Phoenix
Creager
Congress
Jim Davenport
Douglas
the Phoenix
Creager Press Bureau
Theodore Meerschart
Oklahoma City
Davenport
McAlester
Meerschart
Father Flynn
Croager Organ
Rateliff Sanders to Build New Warehouse in Tulsa
Plans by architect J. J. Glanfield call for a 100 by 120 foot two story plus basement warehouse for the Rateliff Sanders Grocery Company on Fins street Tulsa. Cost about 25000 dollars with reinforced concrete construction, a 40000 square foot total floor area, a 300 pound per square foot load bearing capacity, and an electric elevator. An adjoining 40 by 120 foot loading platform adds 4000 dollars.
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Tulsa
J. J. Glanfield
Rateliff-Sanders Grocery Company
Fins Street
The Land of Nod to Play at the Auditorium
Management announces the opening of a major musical extravaganza The Land of Nod to be presented at the Auditorium on October 10. Butler and Byrd tout the show as one of the country’s biggest tours with top company, original scenery, costumes and effects, following runs in New York Boston Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Butler & Byrd
Acenery
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
NEW PRESIDENT SEES ANNUAL CLASS SCRAP
Norman Oklahoma Sept 19 Complete victory went to the freshmen in their annual class scrap over the sophomores after the flag incident. Eighty seven freshmen faced thirty five sophomores in a clash witnessed by President Evans who praised both sides and urged continued effort.
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Norman
Okin
Yveite
Evans
Frisco Must Pay Delinquent Penalty on 1907 Taxes
Guthrie Oklahoma September 198 According to an opinion by Assistant Attorney General Spillman the Frisco railway company is liable to pay an 18 percent penalty on the second half of its 1907 Oklahoma taxes from June 15. The first half was paid December 15. Rail property is classed as personal property in Oklahoma.
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Guthrie
Spillman
Frisco Railway Company
Oklahoma
Frisco
Flynn & Ames
Lincoln
Grady
Attorney Generis
Names Taken Off Five Civilized Tribes Rolls Suit Filed
Robert L Rabon of Modill Charley Vincent and Robert Burney Chickasaw reedman sue in DC Supreme Court to force Secretary Gurfield to restore their names to the Five Civilized Tribes rolls struck by Secretary Hitchcock. Mandamus rule set for Oct 8.
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Washingon
D.C
Robert L. Rabon
Modill
Charley
Vincent
Robert Burney
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Gurfield
Five Civilized Tribes
Hitchcock
Interior
Kappler & Merillat
Jan, K. Jones
Washington
Hardy & Franklin
Madill
J. F. Sharp
Purcell
Mo~ Kennon
McAlester
Gould
District Supreme Court
Garfield
Two Hundred New Faces at University Opens Fall Freshman Influx
Norman Oklahoma September 18 The State University opened with about 200 first time students this fall creating the largest freshman dining group in school history. The influx overwhelmed local host Mr Call at the Green Hotel who reports he can accommodate limited guests, turning away many nightly. A public sale of dairy equipment is planned near Vinita on September 29 including cows calves a cream separator and farm gear with twelve month credit and cash discount. additional land parcels and a described farm setup also listed with terms.
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Norman
Okla
The
State University
W. C. Patton
Faro
Vinita
Jrnlth
Rieke Bok
Putts matter up to Hearst Chicago
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma releases a telegram to William Randolph Hearst denying allegations linking him with Standard Oil. He proposes a committee from major papers to hear the charges under oath and present the public verdict in writing.
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Chicago
Haskell
Oklahoma
William Randolph
Standard Oil Company
Sta T
Ars
Springfield
Mass
Chicago Journal
New York
Indianapolis News
The
St. Republic
Bryan Address Draws 10000 At Carnegie Hall
William J. Bryan spoke for over an hour at Carnegie Hall in New York delivering a speech on Republican tendencies. The event drew an enthusiastic crowd estimated at 10,000, with a continuous reception marking the day.
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Carnegie Hall
New York
Greater New York
William J. Beyan
Hall
United P
Bryan
Carnegie
Brryony
Mer. Bryan
Melbert
Two Banks Placed Under Guaranty In State Action
Guthrie September 16 two state banks were placed under guaranty as depositors protection expands under the law. Guaranty Bank of Weboms, the Hastings area lenders in Willard Johnson Eureka Kami and Bank of Hastings were involved with roughly 35000 dollars in capital. Officials cited include A Smith Enids J H Porter Felix Aubuchon and A. R.
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Chieftain
OF Oklahama
Willam Bean
Minora
Guardian
Ean
Oklatoma
District Court For the Second Judicial District
Alting
Winita
Ila Childers
Irrigation Congress
Ion
Tors
Big Jim
Ratcliff Sanders
Big Grocery
South
Norfolk
Virginia
Catherine Tower
Adell Barker
Lydia Knott
Marion Willard
Vira Barker
Virginia Anderson
Frank Patton
John T. Doyle
John Maurice Barker
Sullivan
Arthur J. Pickens
Harrison Crafford
Guy G. Oliver
Frank Lee
Seth Cabell Hal
Frank Plateer
Supreme Court
Call
Green Hotel
Hearst
W. J. Bryan
America
Guaranty
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