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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
Quiet Prevails a. Springfield.

Springfield. o.. March 3.-ThursdAy
night passed with no repetition ~ the
riptous scenes ~ the two previous
nights in this city. The military and
police apparently have the situation
we'll la hand and with ;hc exception
Of two incipi"nt fires early Thursday
evening no incident occurred 'o di-.
turb the peace. n has been an.
nounced thai the troops will not be
withdrawn until after Sunday Brake
man Davis Is still alive. though his
death Is looked for at any moment
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
Nine Workers Nominate omeer..

Fitt>burg. March = Nominal ions for
officers Of district Nu. >. United Mine
Workers. closed Thursday night and
th" nam,, OF all candidates to be
voted for 1T the special election on
March 2ith are now In the hands of
Secretary D"ods. There are from Ave
10 eight candidates for each Office
and about iwoihirds of the Delegates
10 the recent convention have been
nominated. PAT Dolan's name ap-
pear among thcuse suggested for the
presidency bur he refuses ~ take any
part In the election and declares he
will continue Al the head of the organ
ization. be- the result what II may.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
Or. Dawson Comes Saturday.

Atlanta. March 3.-Rev W. ! Daw-
son. the distinguishes Methodist All.
thor and preacher. who l. To reach
Atlanta 10 conduct an interesting de-
nominational series Of meetings Is one
platform TODAY Since The announce
m'nt ''at he wa~ 20 p" here was first
published there has been q widospr, ad
interest manifested in Tho meetings
which he propose 10 conduct.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04

H.v N'ta ".. IT, boring
Upu' '.. Mu'.., 'Hr rra 'rH 90
~. ,.." 4 N..," g Ps'.l,t. convict
ci Of ufri'r..r William Marsh R.,~.
al a-,d mli'...., va, adjourn. 4
Fr.Ha' "uEl An Iai- viii make
Necessary iu.h,r r,pri,yr by Goy
ernuT Higgins. a. Patrick j. now an
der s.ut-uCe 20 be eleCilDcut,d On
March ~ District Attorney Jerome
Informed Recorder Con before whom
tae hearing was being held. that he
~ou.d Join with PAtricks attorney In
Ghe application for the reDr;eve.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
CHARGED wit- Burglary.

Macon. "a. March Call OGiccr
Braurau. " uo mad. ~" arrest. vas a
witness a.airs' o negro giving his
nam. aS I.HI. \"rp. IN "a charge ~
breaking b. Fred Gu"tfo- tai'Hr slor
.'E ago. when r's-'v f, "
.- w,r" aiken. Some ~
''. !.,c 30, . ry,OVCr.l J. \
...yg Hr.I ns "v.i De- p r.!'r No'
'..ta;.. al N.'o ...n' 20 js.I O,hrr,
80. sad = ,. =. Y'let
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
Quiet Relars n PekIn.

Pckin. March ;.-The city is per.
fcctly quiet and the police appeared
without rifles on the streets. The Of
hcials explained that the police were
armed tn protect foreigners In the
event of trouble. Although the gov.
ernmcnt did not anticipate disturb
ances, IL was thought best 10 show the
intention Of the authorities to protect
Tor, iEnNrs.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
Bic Storm In Denver.

Denver March SIX and a half
inches of snow fell N Denver Friday
accompanied by n high wind. making
II the worst storm II the winter.
Ttr!ns in Colorado and Wyoming
were delayed from un" To three hours
AdviCcs from Wyoming Say that the
livestock suffered in that state. \
heavy SNOW fell in ME mountains. a..
suring plenty Of wa.'r for irrigation
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
Rain Follows Dust Storm.

wichita. hans., March 3.--Following
a dust storm that ragged for three
DAYS. a rain storm reaching the pro
portions of cloudburst prev allied
Thur'iay night The streets and the
sever were flooded.
The tcmpera dropNcd 81 deg-cns
and high wind prev allied. but there
Was 10 snow
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
ommuniestion 10 osmorsli.ed.

Lincoln. N"b.. March 3.-DispatChes
from Alliance. Norfolk and other west.
crn aud northern points in Nebraska
say the worst storm of the winter
has been raging for - hours At Al
lance the conditions are growing and
communication is demolarilcd in the
western part Of the state.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
WILL DISPATCH ARMY
TO CHINESE EMPIRE
To Protect American Interests
In China
PRESIDENT RECEIVES REPORTS



Chicago. March IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington says:
The United States IL making prepa.
rations In the Philippines To dispatch
an army 10 CAina to protect American
inter, SITS. the secretary OF var. IN &C
cor,lance with Instructions of the pres
ident. having given directions for
TROOPS In the United States 70 be
ready at a moments notice for service
IN the Far East.
The president Is hopeful the pra-
cautionary steps he has taken viii
have the effect OF causing the empress
dowaver IN adont r.nrsasive mesmurea
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
BLIZZARD RACES
IN The NORTHWEST
Winds Drift Snow And Play
Havoc With W.es.
COMMUNICATION pEMoRAllzEp
Rain Storm Reaching tire Proportions
Of q Cloudburst Follows a Dust
Storm in Wichita. kans.. Flooding
Both Streets and Sewers.

Kansas City. March a severe
blizzard raL,d Frida! in western Kan
sas. extending from Ellis. kans.. to the
Colorado line Although the wcatp.
"r Was not very cold, strong wind
drifIrd IN" snow and played havoc
with telegraph and telephone wires.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
snarsr .aselLs, Dead.

San'arl ?. : "n Marc Jose !
Sar.l .. ... , 'A- EJg-il,t - '.,a.
I.e was y. = - !'jS.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-04
WHILE FACING DEATH
DOOMED MAN FIGHTS
Ratrick's Attorneys Want New
Affidavits Accented.
MANY WITNESSES TO TESTIFY
Doomed Man. Aided by ttis Attorneys
and Witnesses, 10 Still Making Very
Remarkable Struggle Against Death
In Electric Chair.

IN Electric Chair.
New York, March 3.-It was said
THURSDAY evening that William N vi
cott. counsel for Albert I. Patrick.
IN ths proceeding for new triai now
pending before Recorder Con. will Wis.
~ Sing Sing today To consult his eli.
ent. and that John T. Milliken. of st.
Louis. Patrick brutncr.in.law, will ac.
company him there They had not
reached Sing Sing Thursday night.
Enough inquiries at Mr.. OlCotis ONCE
brought the reply that he Was out of
town and would not return Where
ne had gone could not be learned
Mr. Mllliken Is one OF the atiants
In tae case. and has been ordered by
Recorder Goff 10 appear VII. n the hear.
ing Is resumed Mr.. Olcot' said on
Neda, sday that hc had trloSraphrd
for the 81 Louis manufacturer and
hal no C..Dt he would be- here when
called Mr. Jerom" has aSL,d for
Mr. Millikcn several times aud has de.
clared himself unable To proceed fur.
ther with the examination of the Wit.
ness,- until be- has heard from him
Nj MIlikcn cannot be compelled To
appear. but II H, fails IL de- 80, his at.
GdRyit Wi! b, .;r;CS,1 from the m1
tinLpap ETAOINOcawuiiEr NOIN
tIuE papers.
II Mr. Millik"n appears. he viii have
TO facv IIany question, 10y Mr. Jerome
cun,'inia% IA" uaLu'r in which The
Texas witn,Ssc, bruu-a' here AcTr
discovered, ani th,ir GGiIaNi,s Oh
tainei Mr.. J,Yum, will also go into
the matter Ol compensation. Mr. Mill.
L,n la his affidavit sw"ur~ that he
spent larar sums on getting detectives
70 find the witnesses brought north.
Nr Olco,t will cudcaror 10 have
thron new afiiIaviis OF Texas wit.
ue>,,S accepted by the district aItoT.
mex. and admitted 10y the Cuur, as
part uf the motion papers. Epth the
recorder and the district attorney r..
fused on M.dnCS lay To open the way
for U,w evidence beyond what was IN.
cludcd III th" original motion papers
The three new aii!ant, al. here and
read, 10 appear In court
NJ Mckenzie one uf the new Wit.
ne -"~ s~>..ri> in his affidavit that he
ran across Jones while fishing near
houston in rh' sprins and summer
La year The first time they mot
Mckenzie lid not know who he was.
The second tim" he learned Il was
JoE"~. who mad" On Tn" third tim"
h. drov" the former valet out II his
boat MesSrS Goldman and Black
burn. real estate agents of Texas.
assert that they saw Jones pass
through the hall in the court house at
Hous On one day and heard man re
mark: There goes rha; Jones
Moved BY curiosity. Goldman went
over 10 Jones and also a-r'd Black
burn 10 shake hands with him BLACK
burn a,n,d instead. II Jones Was m"
man implicated in the Rice mu.irr. %
which Jon. t'p'i.d
RI. va, rpr numbered told Tat
l., :. -aN" W,-,'i
T. . ..I .aa' ~ 'hc-, u,N ,|'.ylt~
~, t'. 3 's -, ..Gr. VIZ O.,u't
W. u.. '..u J- q '.-.- D.. -rr.uI
a.! if!.r'r..r' ro'iua for now
TIL
T." ,,,rl''.' v' ra''rI aa. l,,a
49, IT, g.. v,oh h.-.nl.u- March
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Bob Cotton Was Executed
at Noon TueSday-Madea
Full Confession.

lei again logtrioes her there and
finished cutting hef throat Size sald
%, sifs ne time 90 p'ay Tssn ms
heart failed ne left hef there and
sent tacs t0the huusa Then ! sent
hack % ses II sile eas dead ard size
vas gone looked ~ her bar 8d
NOT gnd Der / haso not seen her
since Thea eeut aud changed rs
clothes ana 600 mg Iuu AHi isfl
rQtfun aid THAT his real aama S
iotru Csfpsntsfand that De- IS al -
espel convict tat be 4ii naf ag from
shat peuHtenfav d. escaped Scr
uaaf cF.mo hc Rascauflcfel
lle denied cmpHatlca5 ttat o.
sla.atot DIS sIies baly after daIh
ba these aha beard ESQ tesf nf al
Tie trial ag uat he .cs when - sags
tHlk a. the aafss % IRE mf side
tie aomans loil when 9 sas found
prove cone uHfe.y tat De- ara commit
tnls sori crime 81 nh
Tic Condemned man slep NeH at
.ulfii ate good breakfast ai8ea a
sect u to hlm thls morning from /
restaurant, 1Dd vas apparently strong
q and more composed than le aAl
sseua yesterday Altar hslas slasel
bathsd ami dressed Ia clean clothes
Hey Hawkins vas admitted together
slth 8 preacher from Wan hls former
home and these two splHtHa advisers
seV alth him from that tine Hati.
his execution
II lad teen expected tilat 81 seai
make q uld further confession ms
morning bot De ild net % sa aud
sent 10 his deauI altb many defa :
of h.s pas history uot dIra.se3 lie
made uo statement shafeeef fF1m
The safo'd being seemingly toatsff
Gel to ~ anything save 81 5epesf sfef
And over DTS appss fof mefe4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
A COLORED CLUB
Organized Last Night TO CO.
operate With White Re
publican Club.

a humber af the cocte1 5ta ut
Nlnlta met isst pighf at Rider Hal
and fganaci a Republican eiab {
Nlnita Tiry.three wets enfaH go
lasi night From uhegpueal express
tens % Those present ast might i IS
safe o. ay tiat tie membership vii
= 10 by tie drst of 0ctolet
There wefo good speeches made -
different memhen ln wgaai b tie
outlook for Republican sloass g.
Oklahoma Rev Thomas 81 Illinois
a atufeIng iectuor congratulated tie
memher, on The siari tiey have mad
The following ofcors wore a'eefe8
e II Blackwell president
J g Curry nnt ylce president
NeH Harris second vice president
= a. sorfei secretary
liad.cG assistant seaH1isrf
heuis Dalton treasurer
Tie club sll meet next MONDAY
Might az Rider ban 40 0tcloca
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
A BOY MURDERER
Lad Arrested al BartIesyiIle
Must Go 10 Colorado for
Trial.

MARSHA W % lauueka zseefeei a
Telegram ttIs morning fram sf
r. u Grimes ~ E pas1 e5lnb Gda..
aymg ulat be- would le hsfs tonight
faf William Dalton ydsa. nan
wanted for murisr aIo aas e4asaH
ei Is Deputy Williams near Eas e.
vile and lrulei.t. tntf.e ls.I fere s.f
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
STRONG FACULTY
Willie HaIselI College viii
Tex Week Begin a Prom.
ising Term

wife lialsei college Will open fof
tAs bes tern 90 Wednesday sspfsm.
Asf =. Il Is sKptetsd that tie cen.
- fsar slIl he TIRE most snecsssful
ln fHe hlaor5 % TIE famous oii ms
tltailon. TIE Attendance promises =
= aTef than fof yeau and masf
ssrsllsnl faculty has teen secured.
President Andersen las pfuvei tie
slssieA q ia selection BY The Flkof.
o4s say % shlch te las pushed tie
sefs = The seioo. during ths sum.
msF monlla Thc college las been
batter atfertisod tiiis summer than
fsf 1eafs. uot only hy newspaper Al.
ssrslns but through the psrsoual
eefs = tie president and hls brother
Al things afa practically ready fgf
t1s opening al the facultg are
hers noW save Mf Duke AND - IS
expected q arrive >aturiAY Mis-
Susie Fields who viii teach vocal
music came ln This week ffam htf
- il wichita Pals Texas ana
- JAMIE Allison "a here from lgs
til Tenn. 70 take charge of the eio.
eullan sofs hoth these ladies' are
amenE nls bssi ia their department
aud give assurance of Wofk q al 90.
usually Algh order
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
FUGITIVE STENSLAND
ARRESTED IN AFRICA
Bank President Who Fled From Chica-
go July IL Caught Today in
Tangier, Morocco.

felt Absolutely sure ht Nas nDt being
followed 0r he haa tecon extremely
careless faF 90 lcft 4 vide trail lle
isft directors "A earh hotel 4 C'ihTAl.
taf telling thu clerk where "a forward
hls NAL laF the next two months
TWelg0 tto4sand dollars that had
leen iep@ited 81 sienxAud a
Tang lef uas iocated and steps have
lseu taken uy Olsen % ils re
money 40.
A womAn Nhom tsiensland seeu.
81 Isd np g. tiio fndlng % bis trait
one Of hs friends wllo thought she
had ieen slabbllY treated pst ue
Tfibans in possesslonof tilsast hlut
finzllglea August I H hecams Ger.
tain thaf siensand was m TaneIsi
zad tz hetn there sixteen dsys lie
asi from chlcag0 cn ll'y ia an1 sent
directly 60 Nee Yofs ehefe he ta
3 White Star Huef f1T lAFerpoal FIs
remained there tHo ials aud tlsn
sect e. 0ibiaiiay Which hs feael
en- Iaif ga aud Immediately teal tas
ie4f ~ Iangirf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
ELECTIONS
SUIT PLAIN PEOPLE.
In Wisconsin and Minnesota People
Would Not Think of Going Back
to Convention System

but this cannot he da0e under th
Wisconsin system
Ihe wflte hae seen tlle convention
system and the ulYraYed primary
system and y ar eise u tie pri.
mary law Una ths primary system
~ have seen poo men receive nom.
inatlous who would never have had
TIE coin 30 seeer9 the nomination IN
CONVENTIONS that were controlled, ss
rule hy political bosses TIE writer's
naiiye state IS Minnesota and they
have modern R-imae SYSTEM ia
nominating the couelf ElsaiiEe.
judicial aud congressional 1Idatss.
ana tiio plain people the farmer The
aloref ere Hoi uat ehaHKe back
to the go convent fem haf ln
aead sfe demanding Csc extension of
lHf fumau s}st u q take al 81
$50 state Offices T aaes uto
aas making hoe aaaU fa 81
mars sfsten n Minnesota 90 ilIf ga
pg.Hlca 6Ests aa9 t lave "a.
eluue oRaumd M rf rfpose 81
aifaucn heIr out f8s laa inter
ests
inier Geo pumau system Tia ia
e4lne po'ta area tians s Tie past
ard llr people can Hunate soevuf
thsy please Let haee perfect
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06


Nllleag0 Sapt faul q stenslAnd
president a. ,he Milwaukee Avenue
state iank wa arrested ii o.cloek
t.is morning in tito English poasoaieo
D. Tengitf. Morocco by represent.
asste ~ tie CllcsEo Tribune atd
ANfg Olsen feslsiAut states Il.
Mo- q Chicago seooniiug % 4
sr@aiAl eAb'egam received this morn
ing p thefTrhune Later TIC state
attorneys ci're received a cabeefam
from 0lseu combining the arrest.
Sisus'ana agreed % return peacmbiy.
sfkukland left Gibraltar al hour
80 fogtY mlhaies after the Tribune
fspfesnfafiseand Olsen arrived after
tfalng him ffom Amtuca to Eng.
izaa fiseueo 20 Taneisf taek t.
Gs6faisaf shenoe q iionia. slefu l.s
ssNa tai aehf u.suto other NFsnkh
toaus SID itsn taek aEan q Tan.
g.sf slseFe o. aas captured sfans
lard Travelled putlg ihs name 81 +.
0sn 81. N0raaI
KsfNsf ife Fugitive SANS fft dehf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
KISSED A SENATOR
irrigation Congress Didn't Like
pe. hurns Criticism
OF Roosevelt.

Halss. laai,o. sept There wss s
sensational debate AZ last nights zes.
siaa q 1.e National Irrigation ooa.
sfess ofsr The pollcg o. tie natlauAl
aamlHlstm' 1n ben sitting aside lAtee
ARA 10 tie wsst fof forrest reserves.
Senator Hepburn Republican =
Idaho bitterly attacked the admins.
tafions policy No one he aid. lad
authorized the administration g sffe
tis people anything TIE people
Sers sovereign llsyban haf iusf
declared That TIE forest reserve at
Cassie ia idaho sas created 80 TIE Ia.
hes y spscuIating oattlemen. when
Congressman Feeder % Kansas inter.
faps1 % declare thar Use president
lad pFobab.g W the reserve aside fdf
; pafp.se
Congressman Reedef expressed ne
halsf tiai the Idaho senator As lm.
pagnlng tie presidents motives
Senator lleyhufn AmFtfei replied
ksep yuuf lieas % Yourself shIla /
hate tfe platform TIE president
nesis - defense from ne al Tuuf
huaas
Wien order vas restored senator
llyb0fu ald that hedld nog question
TIE presidents motives. bar tie pres.
dent lad been mlsied b bad and ~
disuteresiei advisers Later TIE
Audience h.ssod Hepburn aud he
shouted teosc hiss don't rs tiat
alih ne"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Negro Protective League

Tie Negro Protective league met
Monday night Iu Jordan han With a
good Attendance After the regular
regular business had been transacted
there was a discussion as % bow an
educational qualification IL tic cen
stitutlon viii affect the negro The
league Is q partisan equalization.
orhiug.iudepcndeutg q either u The
two great parties There Is already a
good membership % Flnita.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
LINCOLN is
PREPARING

Lincoln Neb Sept TIE city
and 9 good part 81 state began
early preparations today for 1 plain
oid-iaAhioncdlwulc0me III honnrof VII.
ilan Jennings Bryan WHO viii return
here this evening Missouri aua
ioea sent lafge.delegatlon, hundreds
came from South DAKOTA and Kan
sas and Colorado Is well represented
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
A HOLD UP IN
THE YOSEMITE

MHaa4a 4 oeg EH mites
fmm hHHahu,a thr Yosemite stage
dauan tE Hught Gillespie afu teob
President Roosevelt aaa as party
Through fhe paris three 3esls age. Nas
he'd up bya lone aHHef yesterday
afternoon Tie passengers aets lined
ap and searched and tHe Wells Fargo
express boa was rined Oug paeen.
ger snapped the robbers picture with a
koiak TIE value % tbe booty is not
known
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
DISACREES
WITH FOLK

Atal, N. s. sept District Al.
tomgJ william Tmssr Jerome this
afternoon Addressed a eaafeunee Of
Democrats here on Gle political sltH
alton be t0oa direct issue altH tie
opinions recently expressed hf Gov.
eFnef Fos o' Missouri aud others
taa sI he mentioned a8 names
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

Ea.tor Mat Ielin of tie Alton
cimax y fecently from MlnaeNta.
where asE menihsf far years af tfe
county executive committee of tire
Republican party. he rad oppaFtunitY
@ otsefts tiie workings u tie pfi.
mafg law adopted reoentiy in THAT
stste His opinion regarding tie -.
Grafton gf sach .an IS therefore eo.
.tltlsa to consideration g. mn
TIE C.lmas IS ln favor q Tie pre
mafy system adopted Be- Wisconsin
and Minnesota where Tie primaries
for ail parties ae held ou fhs saue
dag n the same boofs VIA ne
same elect.ou iu1ss and cefks The
.fu.e and ura11am Fossniog tie
general election afe carried an 81 the
primary election Canidata q
PAS lhe Expense 20 holding ae aH
mars election ana iiew alaa aW
'imf'u the amnrt af expenditures
81 each capildate ~ nominating
.@upa'sn parps laa aua date
fhe same 81 Iesss mast sse d
sseFu stAlsmcH expenses
IHew o ug rea Nhaleea aieg
the primary sggem tgf candidate to
spend any nqfg MONEY ttaa ntff lilo
couffutiun sFstem and moi 81 much
Under the convention s8aeH tie
candidate Nith mcneY ean tares TIE
poorer candidates DIS II the aee al.
feRet1 uuS aefgins men af nita
HeaHs tie fu'i and fair eppaHa0itg 6
submit llIaIf e-aLma naInIa ii.s na.l-a-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
WRECK ON THE
UNION PACIFIC

Cheyenne Wgo sept TIE vest
uand limited on ne Unlau Pacific
eas ieai'ei nrl to-day a He'd
hatto Th entire train iaf tla
fnes ana me engine and 1aaeaea gar
turned over Fireman J W gak
sas tailY sca'dcl and ao gnknasu
tramp sas killed DTS companion hrlag
alaif Injured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
LIE LOW FOR
THE PRESENT

lIzsans. sept Bngadlsr Geuee.
81 Euzman. commanding the febei
forces N tie province of santa Cara.
i reported 70 have received CON
missioner sent him by Pine Guefm
TIE Fetel commander in The province
Of rlnaf 1el Rio. ordering Gufman q
avoid 81 engagement with tie Fos.
eminent forces Until after September
+. uhsu, unless advised 70 the con.
trAry. IL must hegia anenergetlc cam.
raIKn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
BRYAN WAS IN
DETROIT TODAY

Detroit, Mich sept William +
ligysn ard party arrived Ia Detroit At
1918 to-day A large cfosd greeted
tie NebFaskan ~ the station lie
Nas received b. reception committee
and essaFted % the Cadillac hotel.
NhsFa liz was formally welcomed hY
MaYur 1otd and Governor WafneF
IT. speke thls Afternoon t8 great
rFo4d
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Politician Killed Himself

sedalla SO, sept ~ p IIan.
berger a membef % tho elty council
ard prominent Democratic politician
committed suiclda By shooting af his
home this afternoon. lie Nas sfxty
yean cd, and had become lespoadoat
over financial fefeNes lie lost s9me
m0ueY recently on a star route mai
contract.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
ROOs0veIis Plans

sief l'ag T. : sept President
nssssseli decided % leave fof WASH.
inetea on Qciolef Thva laFs
later he viii make flying TRIP .
Harrisburg aut Yofs "a where hs
sill deliver speeches
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Boston Is or the Rocks

nelllukhsn WASH Sept TIE
unltel States crulsof nosion which
aground ia the fog on Peabody island
ia tie straits 20 Rosaup yesterday
pulled herself on finally hy her oan
steam aHd managed q reach tie pert
Fl Ilailioelam II IS believed that
shs IS nos hadiY damaged
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Call Money Soaring.

Sew YORK sept Tbe afternoon
at 2l5 eail money was quoted a 81
per cent
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-02-01
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REDWOOD.

Mr.. VIM. Lacy has just completed quite
large building on his property.
Rev. and Mrs Palmer Stanton haye re-
turned to their home after spending some
time with their friends here.
Miss Emily Rulon is able to be about
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson Of Vine
land were guests of A. Tomlinson and fam
lily one day last week.
Albert johnson and wife of Laurel
Springs wsre over Sunday visitors Of his
parents.
Misses Meta and Amanda Faunce, Of
Riyerton are spending some time with their
aunt, Mrs. G. w. North.
The spring like weather Of last week was
taken advantage Of by many Of the tanners
here for getting their blowing done.<O
John Shute had the misfortune to cut
his foot very badly last Saturday while
chopping in the woods. DR.. Ashcraft was
sent for and took several stitches in it.
Our vehicle dealer, Joseph A Jackson
seems to be doing a good business in the
wagon line just now. Ben Carr Of Ferrel,
purchased fine cushion tire buggy one day
last week Of him.
Just ask some of our gun club what the
size Of the Climb house window is.
Mrs G. W. North is on the sick list.
Mrs. Jos. Shoemaker Of Pisman spent
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. A Tomlin-