Insurgents Active Alert in Cuba Sparks City Alarm
Reports of a moderate uprising spread from Santa Clara and Mantanzas to Havana, with bands of roving moderates five to twenty per group. Cities like Punta Brava and El Cano report larger bands seizing horses and plundering plantations as Governor Magoon awaits fuller details and General Montalvo reportedly moves with moderates.
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Havana
Santa Clara
Mantanzas
Ckty
Punta Brava
el Cano
Montalvo
Freyre
Rade
General Montalvo
National Palace
Freeman and Robnett to Debate on November 3
Hon W F Freeman of Ardmore will meet Judge Robnett in a joint discussion of political issues. Freeman, a lifelong Democrat and skilled orator, is described as an able Northern state figure ready to debate the staunch Republican on every turn.
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W. F. Freeman
Ardmore
Robinett
Freeman
Correction Notice On Stonewall Tragedy Paragraph
In our previous account of the Stonewall tragedy the sentence should read He did not know the gun was loaded not He did know the gun was loaded. The killing was an accident and we present it as such, and we request readers to note the correction.
Death of Hon. J. B. Tolbert in Ada Arkansas
The Ada News reports the death of Hon. J B Tolbert in a Arkansas city after a fire. His funeral in Ada drew a large crowd with Masons present and two speakers Judge J R Tolbert and Rev T L Rippy. The service at Cumberland Presbyterian church included hymns and prayers, reflecting on Tolbert’s character and life.
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Arkansas
Tolbert
Ada News
J. T. Conn
W. W. Sledge
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Savior
J. M. Martin
J. R. Tolbert
Jesus
T. L. Rippy
Funeral cortege marks town farewell with Masonic honors
The funeral procession stretched over a mile with about 120 vehicles. Interment occurred at Rosendale Cemetery with Masonic honors. Judge Henry M. Furman led the ceremony, joined by the full membership of the local lodge.
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Rosedale Cemetery
Henry M. Furman
Moore fatally shot in Hallowe'en incident at Allegheny restaurant
Albert G. Moore an 18 year old from 225 East Robinson Street Allegheny was shot twice by Frank Moar at 115 Anderson Street Allegheny during a Hallowe'en celebration Moar arrested Moore wounded in groin and stomach taken to hospital in a dying condition
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Pittsburg
Albert G. Moore
Robinson Street
Allegheney
Frank Moor
Anderson Street
Hallowe’en
Moore
Moar
Dr. Craig and Family Visit for Shopping Carnival
Dr. Craig and his family traveled from Center on Wednesday to shop and attend the local carnival.
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Dr. Craig
J W Dean Travels to Detroit Texas for Family Visit
J W Dean left for Detroit Texas on Tuesday to visit his parents and attend his sister's wedding.
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J. W. Dean
Detroit
Texas
Farmers and unions plan joint branding and cooperation label
A Society of Equity meeting in East St Louis outlines a plan for farmer and labor union cooperation across 24 states. They would brand farm trucks with a Society of Equity label and unions would boycott non labeled goods. Receiving stations would sell union made products and farmers promise to buy only union goods and not replace union workers during strikes.
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St. Louis, Mo
Society of Equity
East St. Louis
Building Trades Council
Ada ushers largest season style and lowest prices
Ada offers the season's widest style selection at the lowest prices for this kind of goods. Retailers advertise broad assortment and affordable options, inviting shoppers to compare value and fashion across the town.
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Ada
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B. C. Berry
Freeman’s
J. B. Tolbert
J. &. Tolbert
Hallowe'en
Duke Stone
Attorney AT Law
Alexander
Ada, Indian Territory
ADA Real Estate & Loan CO
Reed-Douglass Building
W. T. Cox
Jones Brothers
the National Real Estate Exchange
Jas. M. Perry, Gen
L M’g’r
Breckinridge Building
I. T
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Ada Select School and Commercial Academy
W. L. Koddie
Constant Avenue
Main
Harris
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