davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Gore Hearings are
Postponed for Xmas

Washington, b ca Nov 29.-After
announcing that no further hearings
win be had relative to the McMurray
lo Der cent contracs until after the
Christmas holidays, the house commit
tee Monday called William Hastings
of Tahlequah, national attorney for
the cherokees, to the stand.
MI Hastings told Of the nature Of
bis experiment and upon concluding
his remarks. Chairman Burke, speak
ing for the committee. stated that as
all tribal attorneys could show similar
good results, the situation in the Five
Civilized Tribes would be far different
than at present
Asked BY Chairman Burke why there
was little trouble over the Cherokee
tribal rolls A. compared witn those Of
the choctaw and Chiclrasaws, Ar.
Hastings replied that every one who
had the Judgment Of a COURT was en-
rolled.
Some fault was found by the COM
mittee in connection with a four mil
lion dollar eastern Cherokee payment,
as construed BY Bryon B, Miller Of
the court OF claims, on the ground that
ne Indians were compelled to endorse
the warrants in the presence Of Mr.
Miller at the time Of payment and the
further tact that hundreds Of creditors
We're permitted 10 bulldoze the Indians
in The presence Of the government and
force them to part with their war;
rants. which had become cash upon
being signed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

which he considered most important
and proceeds exhaustively to analyze
the evidence on these points.
To Just God,
He asks that Miss LeNeve go to no
further expense in trying to secure
further evidence. adding
y t,an safely leave further eyi-
dence % a just Cod
\ He expresses the hope that Miss
LeNeye win go to Mrs. H." where
she win be free from the lying tales
Of the newspaper men and concludes*
Tomorrow viii be IA Gods hands.
i have perfect faith that He will let
MY spirit be with you always
The paper prints a facsimile oI
Crippens viii bequeathsng every
thing 70 Miss I.eNeye
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
TRIBUTE Of
LIFE PAID
Oklahoma FamiIieSMOurn
Over Dead Bodies
special BY United Press.

Special by United Press.
Jumbo, Okla, NOV. 29 Thirteen
mangled bodies, Oklahomas tribute to
the American mining Industry lie in
an improyised morgue here today vic
Tins Of yesterdays explosion in the
Jumbo asphalt mines. while their fami-
lies and friends view the remains, dis
tracted with grief
OF the fourteen men in or near the
mouth Of the mine at the tins Of the
explosion but one. the creature Of un.
usual fortune, Gerrold Roberts, es.
capped alive. Roberts was found, un-
conscious. 200 feeet down yhe channel.
Me win recover.
The thirteen who died in the mine
are: 4 M CARPENTER, Richard Palmer,
Charles Sell. win Brown, w 2. Jones,
Henry Self. Dan Mccarty, j. w. Could,
Ears Lax, Thos. Stephens, GLAND MA.
lone, VIM. Hawkins and } w. GiIlen1
water.
A fourteenth man, A. VI. Dougherty.
dropped dead immediately after the
catastrophe, from excitement
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

London. Nov 29-The last state
ment lof pr crppen is published n
q Sunday paper in the form Or two
final letters to Ethel LeNeve. The
letters are not reproduced in their
entirety, It being explained thai they
contain certain personal condolences,
but nothing in the nature Of a con
lession.
crippen throughout declared his in.
,nocence to Miss LeNeVe.
The letters begin with nrotestaiions
OF passionate loYe for the girl and
repeat constantly the phrase eC'od
help us 70 be brave in the face Of thf
end now so near
Your Dear Face.
Crinnon continues.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
FICURESIN
REPORT OF
CHARITIES
Mach Money Expended
by Organization Here:
Plan Hospital

The United Charities met yesterday
afternoon with 81 members in attend
ance, the president. Mrs. R. X. Woot-
ten, presiding. The meeting was called
to elect new toard Of directors, but a
motion was made TO reduce the present
number Of directors. which is fifteen,
ana the election Is postponed until
such an amendment to the constitution
can be voted upon. A special meet
ing to vote upon the question has been
called for the second Monday in De
cember.
Reports Of the years work from Octo-
Der ii, 1909, to NOV. 2s, 1910, were
made BY the secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Reford Bond. the secretary, max
ing the following statements in her
report
That prior to October II, 1909, $500
had been paid on the site for the Good
Samaritan hospital.
Since October Il, 1909, the remain
der Of the principal 81 400, with In
terest. s9l.ee, and taxes, s54.20l
amounting in all to $l,545.s6, has been
paid
Other expenses since October II,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
GOVERNOR
MUST OPEN
COLUMBIA
Supreme Court Issues a
MaEdamuS Writ on
Bank Failures
Special to the Express.

Special 10 the Express
Guthrie. Okla, Nov. 29.-The state
supreme court today issued an order
Of mandamus against Governor G. N
Haskell ordering him 70 submit for
investigation all Of the records and
documents Of the Columbia Bank and
Trust company, Gefunct. Of Oklahoma
City, and two other Oklahoma insti-
buttons whose failure, together with
the Columbia. involve an aggregate Of
five million dollars
The order was issued on application
Med several months ago BY state Ex-
aminer and Inspector chas A. Taylor
who, at the time the Columbias ar
fairs were being settled, was denied
access 10 the Institutions records.
Owing 10 the sensational charges
made by Attorney General @est that
Irregularities existed Ii TIE settling Up
Of ne banks affairs. the master has
created widespread interest over the
state West himself was denied AZ.
cess to the records Of the bank when
he attempted 10 force grand jury in
vestigation but the governor explained
al the time that the state could not
AFFORD to have, an investigation then
since, if sensational procedure We're
started before the failed institutions
papers were collected on and its cred
TORS satisfied il would entirely nulliiy
the workings of the state guaranty
law
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
CROWD ATTENDS MEETING
Of DEBATING SOCIETY

The first open NEE ING oi the High
School Dehalns society was held last
night and 4 barge crowd was enter
tanned with very good program.
The Affirmative speakers won in the
debate, Ne question being Resolved,
thas women should be allowed 10 vote
On the same basis as men, The
speakers on she winning side we're
ierschell Porter and Eva Riggeus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
COaChman Dies on
Grave Of TOIStOy
*%++%%+~%%**$$$%


IL +
+ Special BY United Press. =
+ Berlin. Nov. 29.-Lying on the !
: grave Of Count Leo Tolstoy at :
= the foot OF Poverty Oak in Vas +
+ maya Poliana, the authors coach T.
, man who aided IN the flight OF the +
! great Russian statesman IN =
= search Of a place to die, openedthe =
+ veins in his wrist and bled to :
+ death, a terrible evidence Of fhe =
4. love and reverence IN which Tol- y
=. stoy was held by the poorer :
+ classes OF Russia who, styling 4
+ themselves as "Tolstoy's peasant 4
+ orphans" declare they can ney- =
= er forget his goodness" The body +
: Of the suicide coachman was =
= found today. =
= + = : \ + + + + 1. + + = + + =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
CARRIED THREE QUARTS;
BooTLEGcfNc CHARGED;

Under Sheriff Yearta this morning
arrested Charles Wilson on a charge
OF bootlegging and lodged him in the
county jail to await hearing. Wilson
had three quarts Of whiskey on his
person when arrested
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Not All PlayfuIneSS
in Mexico Republic
*4%%%**4%%~%%%*$

= = p = y = = = = =
= +
= Special BY United Press. =
= III Paso, Texas, Nov 29-"Hell +
= has broke loose west Of chihua- =
4 hua. This statement made here +
= today by an American returning 7
= from Mexico, is corroborated by >
= other travellers and indicates that =
= all is not as serene in the neigh =
+ boring republic as the govern +
: nent inspired press has an =
= nounced. =
= Il is announced on good authori =
= ty that Francisco ]. Madero, reyo- !
y lutionary leader, has LET'S Mexico 4
= for Washington to confer with =
+ his brother, Gustavo, and to seek =
+ an understanding with the United +
= States government. =
= + + + + + j. J. 1. + J. ! + !. =,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Caspian Said TO Have
Claimed ESQ Victims
= 4*444s s4e4444e49e =


4 Special by United Press, =
+ Berlin, Nov. 2o.-That two hun =
= dred and eighty Russian and Per :
= slams have persisted IN the waters =
+ Of the Caspian sea is the state =
= ment Of the Berlin Taeeblatt io- =
4 day said 10 be based on the testi- =
= mony Of an eyewitness. 7
= The correspondent Of the Tage- 4
= blaH declares that ten vessels =
4 went down in a hurricane which =
Z swept the Caspian last night and =
= that SO far as is known at this 4
\ tine. not one OF the passengers =
= on board the ships escaped alive. =
4 =
4 = = + y = 4 = a = 4 = ! = = y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
TWO GET UNLucKy
FINES FOR GAMING.

Dave Edmonson and Jas Davis
were each assessed fines Of s12 in po-
lice court this morning for gaming.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

IOtaI expenditure during yeal 9I,55a,Vi
There is now balance of $317.76
iii the United Charities treasury and
de ladies are planning to start work
on the hospital building in the near
future.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
WE ASK YOU
WE ASK YOU
To examine statement of condition People VINO en-
trust their money bank should know something Of s
financial strength
Analyzed Statement Of Condition Of
1.-THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Chickasha, Oklahoma.
AT the Close Of Business November TO- 1910


AT the Close Of Business November ]
ASSETS.

Loans and discounts .''s'.' ....s 4ssAf2s7
This is the amount Of money have loaned out
s,osss ss ss ss' w.rss. 2 notes bonds ana sOss7
This the amount Of have invested in socksi
books value .zsoo4
the Nmonnt their credit dislike an
oyerdrat and IN ordinary business transactions az
j. s. s'i s6ss 8Ss o seem secure Circulation iOoOOooO
IS money have invested in United
bank this bank which
D. SRI s. souds S@'1G@ ~ Ssas 0 As amount 100000
This is the amount oi money have invested United
United States deposit which we
CASH a'y ws = j. .. 9 Tsu. ss a%0un'ns 2 ssoo
is the O deposit With ihs
United states mutilated bank
yhen forwarded to the United states Treasury tor
Cash aSo ON nUnsi Esod ...... ....... II. i1sAs72s
This i The have j vaults
Cash s0S With aSG banks sazs7ss
This Is the amount we deposited viii banks
York, Louis and Kansas City This plus the
actual cash on hand IS the amount OF our avail
'S''' '''''' LiAsiLiTEs
....S 2ooOOOOO
This divided into two thousand shares q slOQoo EACH
sus 9RS + fully paid e e stockholders Of a.. BANK 100000
This represents that portion o profits
the business has additional working
capital and security y to our patrons ,44s2oo
Tsis s P b anopnt omit Of net profits We have on hand after
crsSissSn SHS = o'' running expense. z a''s msoOO
This is the national bank notes Of this bank consisting
twenty nifty and hundred dollar bills now IN
InaisTSos ilTSuia'8s DEPOSITS - 44sa4o
customers have deposited with US
e.ss sEG5ss Deposit. * 'as'a sisssais
1This banks located in oklahoma have
uuiisS SsS's'ss States T Deposits ss ''n
this hank.
Total lissraiss ........:..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Special to the ExprSss

Special to the Expr1ss.
Oklahoma City, Okla. Nov. ~ Ac-
cording to Governor HasHeIl's state
capisl biu, the 100000 to be se-
cured for state capital purposes for
the erection Of 4 capitol building wilA
be deposited III the state treasury but
will not pass through the regular chan
Inels 10 disbursement The bin prv-
vides tnat the capital commission and
the governor shall have entire control
Of the fund and that it shall be paid
out on warrants drawn ~ the commits
sion and governor
This provision may be the subject
Of bitter controversy. accSadins 81 the
opinion Of members expressed on the
floor OF the house today
soIons 10 View site.
The members 81 the legislature adj
iourned Immediately after o'clock
today and went in body tos Putnam
city to inspect the site selected BY
Governor Haskell and the former cap
ital commission as the location Of the
capitol
Frank J. Etter and J S, Bell, SER
geants-at-arms. went to Guthfie today
to arrange for the removal of the legis-
Iative equipment from that place To
Oklahoma City.
Committee Appointed,
Speaker -SN. R AnthonN fhia after.
noon named the following special conn
mittee which will examine the state
capitol blII ana report back to the
house for action; Logan, chairman,
Woodson. GillIspie, Rezroat, steen,
Carson, Peery Webb coyne and Bald
win.
The Capital Bill.
A bin entitled an ach providing for
the permanent location Of the seat of
government and capital Of the state
Of Oklahoma. creating a board Of can.
ital commissioners and defining its
powers and duties, authorizing said'
board TO accept for capitol purposes
the proceeds Of the sale Of land Or do-
donation from other sources and arr
preparation Of the same for capitol
purposes. and reEealing all laws IN
conflict with the same. and declaring
ian emergency.
He it enacted by the people Of the
state Of Olzlahoma
Section / The permanent seat of
Lc...A.....la ~. h -. y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Continued on F age 80
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
OUT
~ ~n~s EgNA
IO yEE PRO-
POSED SITE
Place Where and Plan Of
Expending Money is
Dispute Subject
.+$+@+@+@@@***** =

: GOVERNORS MESSAGE. =
: The message Of Governor Has =
= kelI to The special legislature \
= win be found in full on page 3. :
i =
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15
THE EVENING BANNER
Subscription Rat..
FRANK E. HOWE. Editor and Pub'r

One Vermont newspaper indirectly
charges the poor showing made by
Addison county in the recent census
returns to automobile antagonism. A
Bennington man who recently passed
a week in Middlebury reports that
a large number of people in that vii
lage are vigorously resenting the pos
ition in which that community has
been placed on the automobile ques-
ton. The shire town of Addison
county is one of the most prosperous
in the state and the village in recent
years has made considerable pro-
gress in the construction of business
blocks and street improvements but
the inhabitants are fully aware that
the automobile tourist is an asset and
they are beginning to protest against
the reputation that the town has ac-
quired with the man who travels in
honk wagons.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15
ANNulrIEs ON TWO LIVES

husband and wife. two sisters, etc,
can be arranged TO provide q fixed Ia
come which, when one dies, continues
during the lifetime Of the survivor
Rates quoted on request. National
Life Insurance Co, Montpelier W.
(Mutual) Earle s. Kinsley, Agent,
Rutland, VI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15
LEGISLATIVE COMMENT
Observations of the Press Men at the
State Capital.

Observations of the Press Men at the
State Capital.
As the time for the open season for
deer draws nigh there is 10 little dis
cussion heard in aud around The state
house over the adyis IL, !ty Of chang
ing the deer law so as to again pro
hibit the killing Of ooes in the open
season. Senator Griswoil Of Grand
Isle and Mr.. billings % Woodstock.
chairmen Of he senste and house on
the Joint committee ON game and fish
cries, are ho.h Of the opinion that
it would be rnWise 10 attempt to
change the Law 20 affect this years
-; ca season because Of the short
time intervening. The open season
Genes a week from n st Monday and
sfui Id the legislature before that
zine amend the law tire would re
insufficient Iin Io properly mahe
D. bic the change. Mr. billings at
east Is vii ~ &c he orI,ei as strong
iy opposed allowing does 20 b.
killed but in his official capacity or
the joint committee on game and
fisheries he sees how unwlse it woulC
be to attempt to change the law sc
that it would apply to the open sea
son OF 1910-St. Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15
Notice

Bennington Tallow company will
be in the market to buy raw furs on
and after November LIST. 95tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15

Senator Archibald Of Bennington
was responsible for three bills in the
senate Thursday, one to allow the
Vermont Valley railroad to hold stock
in the Massawippi Valley railroad and
to own additional railroad, one to
allow the Connecticut River railroad
to hold stock n The Vermont Valley
railroad and one to amend the law
relating to appeals from final decis-
ions of listers. The two railroad bills
were introduced by request Of the
roads and are merely to legallze GER
tain transfers Of stock that have been
made in an attempt to straighten out
the holdings Of the snail railroad
companies that own short stretches
of track between Windsor and Brat
tleboro.--St. Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15
DRYSDALE
ShirtSl Shirts! Shirts!

Boundless variety Of the seasons newest
patterns and cOlorings. Same story Of
completeness applies to Night Shirts and
PaamaS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15

TN Vermont, as elsewhere, the re-
suit in Maine has made profound
impression. The St Adams Daily
Messenger warns the Vermont Repub-
licans that unless they mend their
ways, one Of these days somebody
win be reading the returns from Yer
mont as we are reading those from
Maine today The old order passeth.
Even Vermont is no longer 'rock-rlb-
bed Portland, tMe) Eastern Ar.
gus.
Vermont is rock-ribbed still. but not
obstinate. She is as true to the side
she is on, has as stiff backbone to
support her convictions as she ever
had But her people are taking note
of the changed and changing condit-
ions and no Republican William Tell
can put his hat up on pole and get
a unanimous salute to It today Just
because It is a Republican hat. There
must be, not inerc stick, but brains
under the hat, to get Republican
votes in Vermont nowadays.--St Al
bans Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15

The bill introduced by Mr.. Corey,
of Montpelier doesn't call for an in.
crease OF the pay of the members Of
the public service commission. simp-
ly an allowance for an office for the
board, perhaps an expenditure OF $3.50
or so. The salary OF each commits.
sioner was fixed by the last leglsla-
ture at $500 with $500 additional for
the chairman. The state provides an
Office for the commission here In
Montpelier but Il is used only when
the board meets at the state house.
This matter will probably raise the
question Of supplying Offices for all
other elective and appointed officers
so that the matter will be watched
with interest. AZ the present time
the state provides n fxed sum for a
court room OF the various municipal
courts. The main Office OF the public
service commission hitherto has been
In the office Of the chairman. where
ever that happened TO be located
Montpelier Argus.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-15

A. A. Pike, F. G. Fleetwood, r. w.
Hulburd, n. p. Mower and Daniel
Walker are the commissioners nam
ed in the bill providing for the con-
struction OF a 100000 court house
and jail and jailer's residence in Hyde
Park, which sum is to be in addition
to the insurance money. Mr.. Page
scored one for his town in having the
rules suspended and the bill placed
on its passage at once with equal
treatment assured in the senate, so
that unless something unknown steps
in the bill ought to have the COVER
nors' signature this week. and La
noble county can get busy at once
Montpelier Argus.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-01-19
]. 0. BUSHNELL.

Da,aware county ,ost no-h.r 3.
tic n;onear sattlars - 80 daoth =
& Rnshne,, wbicn oco,,rred ~ III
bo,,ne .,ortb; east - Msnn,astar Man
aav ,anrarv - ION
Tho decaasea w.s ,,onn~ To-
inna;,,, cunt, NJ, van,,sy I.n,,a =,
90 300 IL w.. -, - E,stha,
= ~ .5ssa So 800 We ls ,e., = Tts.
:. No - .1ows ~ ,,a 10 i1 o. an, ~
t,aa - , t.rn, -. na, =. % tamnss s
49, ~ ~, w.. -,
,,es.,, n. ~ -. -,
:, -, az So. 80.
- y y : a. en- is ons :,
an, .a,a .d,,shtar aIan,, = = NJ p,,sh.
y, - -, s ;, 49, !. 49, :. 49, ~
- 80
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-01-19

=
The political understandings which
required the President to appoint a
special agent of the coal land grab.
bers to the position of secretary Of
the interior should be inquired into
by the congressional committee. Pres
ident Taft's recommend that a law
should be passed requiring canDaign
contributions to be made public may
have been for the benefit of some fu-
ture president situated as he was
when the politicians called upon him
to appoint Ballinger
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-01-19
THE LIBERALS TO RETAIN CON-
Troll IN GREAT BRITAIN.

4
The elections in Great Britain for
members of parliment are not all
held on the same day. They com
menced last Saturday and will drag
along for couple of weeks. Al
though the large part of the mem
bers have yet to be elected, it
seems to be generally conceded that
the liberal party will remain in
power, with their majority materially
reduced from what it was before the
last dissolution of parliament. Some
think that the liberals may be de-
pendant upon the votes of the Irish
members for a majority on some of
The measures which they are pledged
TO support. But the liberals can
safely rely upon the nationals, as
the Irish members are called, as well
as upon the members elected by the
labor party. 1t is quite safe to say
that the liberals, with the aid q
heir allies. will have large ma
;ority and they will enter upon tht
most radical program ever proposed
by political party in that country
It will include the abolition of thu
house of lords, the remodeling of tn
entire religious-political institution
Of England and home rule for IRELAND
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-01-19
NORTH MANCHESTER.

.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday the
18th, with our president, Mrs. Hulda
johnson. We have Just little snow
in this end Of town but it don't stop
us from going.
Mr., C. X. Barnd is out today for
the first time in over two weeks.
Mr.. N. G. Trenchard is still con
fined to the house with Lumbago. but
lis improving slowly.
/ Mrs. Eliza Cornell entertained the
I'M. NJ. w. C. Friday the 18th. An ex-
cellent dinner was served after which
we listened to a most interesting pro-
gram. Mrs. Raus gave us descrip-
4tion of some of the beautiful spots in
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-01-19

or coercion"
The Washington Post dnd.), how
ever, regards the Patronage. Club, as
q legitimate weapon,i- and argues. as.
follows: i,
The insurgents are shocked and
surprised that practical methods
should be used against them. rksg
are invoking the Biblical argument
that the President should turn the
other, cheek. But what sensible; per-
son ever expected the President to
give the loayes and fishes to his
opponents? Why should hep.