Oklahoma Annotations: New Charters and Local Developments
Jackson County to erect a $100000 courthouse. Rock Island train 93 halted near Enid by unknowns. Pittsburg Bank chartered with $10000 capital. Hominy GAC company formed with $100000 capital. Guthrie sees charter amendment raising Oklahoma City and Suburban Railway capital from $250000 to $400000. Osage leader Tsa kah Keah dies at Pawhuska aged 65 at six feet five and nearly 500 pounds. Harrah Bank accused of diverting $3500 from bank. Sapulpa State Bank authorized with $60000 capital. organizers H C McCauley of Webber Falls and associates. County Farmers Institute meets set for Chandler April 25, Bristow April 26, Nowata April 28, Antlers May 14, Stillwater May 19. Eight Main Street Carnegie buildings destroyed by fire likely $20000 loss with half insured.
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Tsa-kah-Keah
Pawhuska
Sapulpa
Sapulpa State Bank
A. M. Young
H. C. McCauley
Webber Falls
County Farmers’ Institute
Chandler
Bristow
Nowata
Antlers
Stillwater
Miners to Visit Italy As Strike Proceeds
A special car bound for New York from McAlester will take twenty Italian miners to Italy during the mine strike. The McAlester city council approved a fishing ordinance for Lake Talawanda, the water source, but the state board of health declared it a hustance and forbids issuing fishing permits in the basin.
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New York
McAlester
Italy
Lake Talawanda
State Board of Health
Farmer James Briggs Found Dead Near Durant Field
James Briggs aged 50 a farmer near Durant was found dead in his field after his wife alerted by his prolonged absence. The death is attributed to a mule kicking him near the heart during field work.
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James Briggs
Durant
Cal Allard Named Managing Editor at State Capital
Cal Allard formerly secretary of Chickasha's commercial club becomes managing editor of the State Capital. He succeeds Claude S Burr who is named special agent for the department of commerce and labor to secure Indian statistics.
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Cal Allard
Chickasha
Claude S&s. Burr
Department of Commerce and Labor
Waynoka Bank Plans Nationalization Ties to Alva Firm
The Waynoka State Bank at Waynoka Oklahoma with 10000 capital signals intent to nationalize. It is owned by De jas Stein and associates of Alva who also control the First National Bank of Alva.
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Waynoka
Okla
de Jas. Stein and Associates of
Alva
First National Bank of Alva
Sloan
Depot Petition Aims Midpoint Station on Fort Smith Line
Citizens in Bear Creek township Logan county petition the corporation commission to force Fort Smith and Western Railway to build a depot midway between Guthrie and Meridian twelve miles apart.
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Bear Creek Township
Logan County
The
Corporation Commission
Fort Smith & Western Railway Company
Guthrie
Meridian
Court Grants TRO Blocking Tax Collection on Cherokee Lands
A district court in Muskogee issued a temporary restraining order stopping State Auditor M. E. Trapp, acting as secretary of the state board of appraisers, County Clerk W. E. Looper, Sheriff Warner, and County Treasurer Rogers from collecting taxes on lands owned by nearly 600 Cherokees.
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Muskogee
M. E. Trapp
State Board of Appraisers
W. E. Looper
Wisener
Rogers
Editorial Charge Shifts at Anadarko Daily Democrat
The Anadarko Daily Democrat lease transfers to Judge B F holding and Mrs Lillian M Roberts. Mrs Roberts takes editorial charge after years of association with the paper spanning six years and the past two years under lease.
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Anadarko Daily Democrat
A. S. Roberts
B. F. Holding
Lillian M. Roberts
Oklahoma City long distance walker heads to New York
George Palmer of Oklahoma City continues a cross country journey arriving in San Francisco en route to New York. A Salt Lake City dispatch says he endured a week of rain and mud but remains on schedule and plans to be home on time.
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George Palmer
Oklahomaity
New York
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Wilburton petition drives special election for city class
Citizens of Wilburton petition Governor Haskell to call a special election to decide if the city becomes a first class municipality. A special census reports 2 382 inhabitants.
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Haskell
Wilburton
Palmer Ordered to Take Seat on Muskogee County Board
After more than two years of litigation, T. R. Palmer a Republican, wins a supreme court mandate requiring him to assume duties as a member of the Muskogee County board of county commissioners.
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T. R. Palmer
Supreme Court
Board of County Commissioners
Muskogee County
Last Voyage of the Chapter XVI Aboard the Antarctic
Cade wakes the captain with news of a gunshot in Mr Tuttle’s stateroom. The whaleman Tuttle lies dead from a self-inflicted wound near his bunk. The narrator assumes command to protect the ship and passengers, planning to brief the crew after breakfast. De Nova and Cade assist as the crew prepares.
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Cade
de Nova
Dade
Monsieur
Dead Mate Drives Crew Debate On Course For Treasure
The narrator explains the mate Mr Tuttle is dead by suicide and questions the crew about continuing the voyage based on a treasure legend. Captain Stephens faces a mutinous crew while Lady Darlington and Celeste observe as tensions rise over the plan and risks of pressing ahead toward supposed islands.
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de Nova
Big Bill Anderson
Lady Darlington
Celeste
Monsieur
Mapes
Tuttle
Anderson
Stephens
Mr. de Nova
Adventure of John Stephens and the Sea Queen
John Stephens, a Massachusetts adventurer marooned in Valparaiso, accepts a Peruvi an admiral’s commission to capture the Esmeralda. Mistakenly hijacking Lord Darlington’s yacht, Stephens discovers the error and pursues a secret Antarctic voyage with Tuttle guiding a troubled crew as tension and mutiny unfold aboard the Sea Queen.
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John Stephens
Valparaiso
Chile
Bolivia
Stephens
Peru
Lord Darlington
Tuttle
Antarctic Circle
Donna Isabel
Darlington
Sea Queen
de Nova
Sephens
Kidney trouble relieved in three months by Peruna
C. B. Fizer of Sterling Kentucky reports ten years of kidney and bladder trouble cured in three months of Peruna use. He stopped using it after three months and has felt no pain since.
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Peruna
C. B. Fizer
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Ada
Oklahoma
NEW State Notes
Jackson County
Rock Island
Enid
Bank of Pittsburg
Hominy Gac Company
Hominy
Oklahoma City and Suburban Railway Company
Harrah State Bank
Suprior Court
Main Street
Carnegie
Mr. Stephens
Randall Parresh
Auror
BOB Mamet OU
Flacer Lic
Western
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Deneen
Ilinois
Illinois
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
Tousands
Manitoba
Alberta
Ottawa
Jan
Chas
Pilling
Cii
erdEtk GrardFocks
MacLachlan
Watertown
D. E.t.holmes
Fizer
G. T. Roberts
Resaca
R.F.D
Sloan’s Liniment
Sweeney
Price Co
Earl S. Sloan
Boston, Mass
U.S. A
Gilenarden
Tuna
la Salle County
Texas
Tex
Bermuda Onion
United States
America
Glenarden Farms
Artesian
Artelia Land Assocta N Groend Fir
Gibbs Bidg
San Antonio
Anna Bazinet
Osborn Mill No. 2
Fall River
Mass
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