Oklahoma Governor Haskell Departures For Confederate Reunion
Governor and Mrs. N. Hassell arrived for a special train to Memphis for the Confederate Veterans reunion, meeting local Democrats at the Threadgirl Hotel. He said he will make two short trips after, plan to attend a G A R encampment in Baxter Springs, and would issue statements on federal court cases when known.
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Oklahoma City
Jing
N. Hassell
Memhis
ave
BIN Cross
Oklahoma division
United Confederate Veterans
Guthrie
Threadgirl
artetioon
Hill Crosx
Memphis
Haskell
Bax
Kanene
McAlester
Wingtun
attemimon enilers de Bried
Tadge Minden
Distinguish ed Arrivals Discuss Legal Action in Washington
Tow Lot Fraud Cure reports Gregg and Henry Asp, of ar ipie, as new arrivals in Washington with W. Raymond of Muskogee. Aunt Joige J. R. Thomas of Vina joins the regal contingent in Muskogee town tor canes. Gress met with Attorney General Wickersham at the Justice Department to discuss civil and criminal suits. A conference between Gregg and Wickersham is planned for Wednesday.
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Washington, D.C
Advynary Gregg
Henry Asp
ar ipie
Washington
Cc. W. Raymond
Muskogee
Joige J. R. Thomas
Vina
tor canes
Gress
department of Juerice
Wickersham
Grege
Willo
boti
feline
Ujuenas
Motion for Change of Venue in Mack Lee Case
The Mack Lee case dragged through the day as lawyers debated a venue change. After lengthy arguments, the motion was overruled and the court adjourned, with a two o’clock start planned and a continuance granted due to missing witnesses.
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torneyy
Mack Lee dave
amilasia
Jeave
Night Rider grand jury called at Purcell Oklahoma
Purcell district judge McMillan ordered a grand jury to thoroughly investigate recent night rider arson cases in McLam county The panel will begin by Friday with up to 400 witnesses and 412 defendants to stand trial on related formations County Attorney Frank Lin states the panel should first probe Dave Williams a Byars landowner who received a menacing night letter containing a skull and crossbones urging him to leave the county within thirty days The letter is linked to Whottiegzers and related tributes.
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Purcell
chine
R. McMillan
Lam county
night rider
Franklin
prand
Dave Williams
Byals
Willams
Whottiegzers
spe
Byars
Health officer report on Ada city conditions 1908
Report by Dr F King, Ada health officer, for May 1908 detailing contagious diseases: measles seven cases across three infected houses, smallpox one case in one house, scarlet fever two houses infected, mumps two houses infected. Births 66, births by sex 30 boys 36 girls, deaths 14 (males 6, females 8). Typhoid tested one water sample. One dog rabies exam. Ten dogs killed for rabies exposure. No nuisances reported.
An Apology for Court Notice on Distribution
A historical newspaper note mentions yesterday morning when the paper went on the streets with extra copies from the previous edition, distributed freely to farmers. The editors paused the release to avoid stirring sentiment that could affect jury independence and youth involvement, despite reporting on recent cases.
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Puten
Serthner
Government Rules Followed in Muskogee Townsite Controversy
Governor C N Haskell details government records and managment of Muskogee townsite scheduling amid a federal grand jury investigation. He asserts schedules followed lawful procedures approved by government officers, with a 1906 examination by Special examiner Mr. Foulke. total disputed value claimed under $85,000 and a single company later purchasing lots.
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Gurtrie
Okia
nae
C. N.Haskell
Muskogee
Tulsa
Muskoxre
Mskogea
fone-figthy
cortieveray
s company
Eleven Bodies Recovered After Lake Ponchartrain Disaster
Eleven bodies recovered from Lake Ponchartrain after the pier collapse that sent about seventy excursionists into the water near Beeres of excursionists. All victims were residents of New Orleans. Authorities launched a rigid investigation in St Amant parish as search efforts continued tonight.
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Muinderile
Ponchartralti
Margaret
New Orleans
parilea
New -Or- Tears
St. Amany
parlab
Ada Ice and Fuel Co Prices Stir Local Debate
A News reporter interviews Ada Ice and Fuel Co manager Frick about ice prices in Ada. The 40 cent rate in the business district and 60 cent rate in residential areas are explained plus a new 80 cent cash option via a plant issued card. The firm plans capacity increases and proposes locations and contracts to benefit Ada, while stressing fair treatment and reduced costs for residents. Bam Smit from Roml reports on-site developments.
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Ada Tee Fuel Company
fee
Frick
Ada
Prick
caston Frick
cthepe
tve jo
camry
Ada lee and Fuel Co
Axa
un uder
abesi ®y
powitty
Frinco
Oklahomia
Big Ditcher Attracts Crowds In Downtown Parade
A large excavation machine arrived Sunday and was displayed by the Witz Gerald company. It was towed to the Twelfth and Broadway crossing, drawing crowds as it moved north. Reported malfunctions and noises spurred chatter of a drilling device for the 44a On and Gaw Co, with mechanics working all day to ready it, though a date for operation was not set.
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Witzgerald company
44a
On and Gaw Co
geady
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Toe
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Rexall
MACK LEE
MNGLAIN COUNTY
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Rom
wales
Hart’ Schaffner & Marx
White Swan
Wapco
Waples-Platter Grocer Co
Ada, Oklahoma
Adabe and Fuel Co
BIG DITCHER
Cpty
twelfth wind Broadway
IDE LANDERS
North Side
Main Street
W. J. Shipman
Wert
Ed Bullard
Sarah Baker
fishomingo
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