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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
Oklahoma Relief Efforts: Tornado Sufferers Funded at Mass Meeting
A mass meeting at Pauls Valley raised 2140 for tornado victims in the valley. An industrial firm with 100000 capital has formed in Sapulpa to build a city building and create more than 400 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauls Valley
Sapulpa
Farmer Henry Davis Dies After Tree Fall Near Fulsom Grove
Henry Davis a prominent farmer near Fulsom Grove was fatally injured when a large tree fell fracturing his skull. The accident leaves the community mourning and authorities likely to investigate the incident.
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Henry Davis
Fulsom Grove
Clinton Builds Knitwear Mill With 100 Plus Jobs
Clinton plans a knitting mill employing over 100 people with a weekly payroll ranging from 150 to 1000 dollars. The project signals industrial growth and local employment opportunities.
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Clinton
Scott to leave Enid for Crow agency July first
W. W. Scott will depart Enid for Montana soon to assume the role of agent at the Crow Indian reservation on July 1. A state charter has been issued to the First Methodist church of Ponca City with trustees E. G. Main, L. A. Cain and J. Dunhan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Scott
Enid
Montana
Crow Indian Reservation
First Methodist Church
Ponca City
E. G. Main
L. A. Cain
J. Dunhan
Two Fatal Fires in Wister Cause $100,000 Fire Loss
Loss of one life and the destruction of $100,000 worth of property occurred in two fires at Wister, Le Flore county last week, underscoring the extent of the blazes and the human cost.
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Wister
le Flore
Wilburton Proclaimed City of the First Class
Governor Haskell issues proclamation declaring Wilburton a city of the first class following a recent local election on the question.
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Haskell
Wilburton
Reward Offered for Arrest of Norris Alleged Killer
A $200 reward is offered for the arrest of Norris Hardy, accused of murdering Denver Allen in Pittsburg County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris’. Hardy
Denver Allen
Pittsburg County
Arnett Receives New Ajax Engine for Fire Service
Ellis County’s county seat Arnett has received a new fire engine from Ajax Fire Engine Works of New York City. The purchase enhances local fire protection and replaces an older unit.
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Arnett
Ellis County
Ajax Fire Engine Works
New York City
Rogers County Rejects $200,000 Bond Proposal
Rogers county defeated the proposition to vote two hundred thousand dollars in bonds to build bridges a court house and a jail by about two to one.
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Rogers County
Muskogee Gas and Electric Boosts Capital Stock
The Muskogee Gas and Electric Company raises its capital stock from 1.5 million dollars to 4.0 million dollars to fund the construction of electric railways around Muskogee and the expansion of the electric power business.
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Muskogee
Catholic Mutual Benefit Assn Granted State Permit
State Insurance Commissioner Milas Lasater issues a state permit to the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association of Hornell New York a fraternal beneficiary organization limited to Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Lasater
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association of
Hornell, N. Y
Railroad Investments Upgrade Oklahoma Roadbed
The Santa Fe leads spending on roadbed improvements in Oklahoma with half a million dollars in cuts and regrades from Purcell to the Red River as the railroad plans further upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Purcell
Red River
Germania Life Insurance Granted License by Oklahoma Official
State insurance commissioner Miles Lasater issues a license to the Germania life insurance company of New York which reports $40,000,000 in business. The Germania conducted business in Oklahoma prior to statehood but withdrew after the territorial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Lasater
Germania Life Insurance Company of
New York
Germania
Oklahoma
Bank Commissioner Clears Affairs of Defunct Columbia National
Checks totaling 114000 have been sent to creditors of the defunct Columbia National Bank by Bank commissioner A. M. Young. With the exception of 300000 due the state guaranty fund, the affairs of the bank are cleared.
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Columbia National Bank
A. M. Young
Hobart Named Coaling Station for Rock Island Trains
Local paper reports Hobart will be designated a coaling station for all Rock Island trains enhancing its regional importance and logistical role. The move ties Hobart to the railroad network’s evolving operations.
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Hobart
Rock Island
Rail Commission Postpones Hearing On Freight Rates And Ticket Prices
The corporation commission has postponed until June 27 a proposed class and commodity freight rate hearing. It also addresses proposed orders fixing switching charges and requiring railroads to print ticket prices.
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Corporation Commission
Oklahoma Knocks Into Key Posts at National Convention
Oklahoma sent strong representation to the St Louis convention of associated entities. The state rose in ranks by securing four important committee seats, up from one previously, signaling deeper influence in the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Associated Enarities
St. Louis
State
Omnions Buildiner Appropriation Bill Reported for Lawton Site
House Subcommittee on Public Buildings and Grounds reports an appropriation bill to fund a public building and site at Lawton. Chairman Bartholdt oversees the measure as it moves toward approval in the legislative process.
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Omnions
House
Subd Committee On
Chirman Bartholdt
Lawton
Merchants Retailers Association Forming in Eastern Oklahoma
For better jobbing rates and wholesale prices and to protect merchants from dead beats the Merchants Retailers Association is being formed in eastern Oklahoma. The move aims to organize local merchants to improve trading terms and deter bad debt.
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Merchants Retailers Association
Oklahoa
Hobart Opens Large Brick Plant in Southwest
Hobart starts operations at a new brick plant boasting daily capacity around 50 000. The facility claims to be among the finest in the Southwest with full equipment and a sizable workforce of men, marking a significant industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Southwest
Ipeseny
Nigir-grede
Frozen Dead in the Icebound Cabin Mystery
A ship crew explores a wrecked cabin lit by a makeshift torch. They discover three frozen corpses and a century of silence, including De Nova and a woman with a baby, as dawn reveals a grim, posthumous tableau and spurs resolve to continue the perilous task aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Nova
Kelly
Mary
Cade
Sanchez
McKnight
Johnson
Question at Issue in Assault Case
The article notes a jury case over the identity of a man charged with assault and battery. A witness faced difficulty describing the party, growing irritated as the effort continued.
Quest for Treasure Aboard Sea Queen Ends Amid Ice
John Stephens an adventurer from Massachusetts leads a mutinous voyage on the Sea Queen to seize the Esmeralda then faces deception as the prize is revealed to be Lord Darlington’s private yacht. The crew discovers the Donna Isabel frozen in Antarctic ice. ten are saved and Lady Darlington confesses love.
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John Stephens
Valparaiso
Chile
Bolivia
Stephens
Peru
Strateg
Lord Darlington
Lane
Tuttle
Antarctic Circle
Isabel
Ikdy Darlington
Sea Queen
de Nova
Darlington
Darrington
Lieut. Sanchez
Sanchez
McKnight
Lady Darlington
Donna Isabel
Frozen South Pole Cabin Secret Unearthed
The narrator recalls a perilous polar ascent through a frigid wrecked cabin, hacking ice and pushing past a locked door into a dark interior. Cade collapses under the icy blast as the crew searches the frozen space, faces numb with cold and fear.
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South Pole
Amate
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