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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1907

Page

3

Three Lives Lost in Westbound Rock Island Wreck

A westbound Rock Island train No. 1 wreck near Council Grove at 3:50 a.m. left three dead and several injured. Investigators suspect deliberate wrecking by unknown saboteurs as bolts were found removed from the switch. Detours rerouted the train toward El Reno via Chickasha while detectives with bloodhounds pursue leads. Active engineer Epple survived a prior crash and was aboard for this trip.

Rock Island Council Grove Oklahoma City Andrew McCarty John W. Overton James W. Walker Nojl el Reno Chickasha Epple

Rinard Endorsed as Ideal Ada County Commissioner Candidate

Ada voters are urged to support John D Rinard a long time resident and county road and bridge fund manager. He is praised for public spirit financial prudence and proven community leadership with decades of experience in Missouri and Oklahoma counties.

John D. Rinard Ada Rinard John Rinard Missouri Oklahoma Democratic Party

Ghostly visitants haunt Carney estate mystery blooms

A lawyer narrates a post funeral visit to Miss Carney at Carney Croft where a stable boy’s death and rumors of haunting stir village doubt. Witnesses describe two apparitions near the house, linked to a stingy, drinking Carney and a local tavern keeper, Hoskins, as villagers speculate on motives and money. The lawyer confirms seeing the ghosts himself.

John Carney John Honolulu Florence Carney Croft Estas Miss Carney Daddie Annie Weston Old Carney Sam Hoskins Hoskins Carney Widder Bruce Ole Carney Bruce England Allus Raound Carney’s Carneyallus

Williams Speech Plan Fails in Rain at Court House

Crowds were dispersed by rain and clouds as residents missed Hon. M. L. Williams speaking for Hon. M. L. Turner for the U S senate at the courthouse. Officials hope for a new Ada appearance to support the candidacy.

Hon M. L. Williams Court House M. L. Turner U. S. Senate

Marriage Licenses Registered in Several Counties

The list shows Lewis Foreman 22 and Ethel Carroll 19 from Fitzhugh. N R Miller 39 and Bessie Shilling 22 from Ada. Henry Chriss 26 and Roberta Neasley 19 from Center. Joe Walters 47 and Rosa Mc Donald 19 from Black Rock.

Lewis Foreman Ethel Carroll Fitzhugh N. R. Miller Bessie Shilling Ada Henry Chriss Roberta Neasley Joe Walters Conway Rosa McDonald Black Rock

Picnic Season Opens as Miss Stovall's Pupils Head to Rock Crossing

This balmy morning shows the picnic season underway as the pupils from Miss Stovall's room depart for a day in the wild wood at the popular Rock Crossing rendezvous, their wheels and laughter echoing through the scene.

Two Letters in a Distressful Family Dilemma

Florence Carney writes of a looming house guest, a previous sweetheart, and a nervous situation after her brother’s expected arrival. Miss Weston is ill again, a rumored haunting circulates, and Frederick Warb explains the ghost rumor and assures resolution of tensions.

Jack Honolulu Annie Father Ion Fangs F. C

A Good Mount

The Tupelo Times urges readers to plant hogs and mules and ride to prosperity, a timely admonition echoed on page 8 with practical farming advice.

Tupelo Times

Death in Franks City Claims Local Leader

A Franks area death reported Thursday morning marks the passing of a prominent former Texan and well known citizen, Bilbo, aged long time resident, after rheumatism of the heart.

Bilbo

Easter Eve Finery Shines Amid Queen City Parade Prep

On the eve of Easter Sunday Ada milliners and dressmakers report heavy patronage this week yet feel hurried by the avalanche of customers. Many ladies expect Easter gowns and hats ready for the annual parade as streets and churches glow with feminine finery and pride.

Street fakirs set up in Ada under city license

A wheel of fortune device used by street vendors in Ada drew the city marshal's attention. He found a spindle inside enabling the owner to control revolutions, and ordered the game stopped. The display included prizes such as six shooters and other capital items.

Ada

Speaking Postponed for Congressional Candidate Speech

Postponement announced for Hon. Chas. E. Mc Pherren who was set to address Democratic voters Wednesday night on his Congress candidacy. He hopes to speak to the public soon.

Chas. E. McPherren Congress McPherren

Roff Considers Municipal Ownership and Bond Issue

Roff voters on April 9 will decide on issuing $10,000 in bonds to buy the private power plant or build a new one. The movement seeks public ownership as a path to better service and lower costs for residents.

Roff

Four More Cars of Machinery Reach Cement Plant

Four additional railway cars delivered for the cement plant bring in heavy equipment. Two cars were needed to haul a large cooling apparatus to the site.

Sale Notice in Indian Territory Guardianship Case

Notice of sale in the case In Re Estate of Ivy Brashears. Guardian Geo. W. Brashears will auction an 80 acre undivided two thirds interest in Ivy Brashears’s share on April 20, 1907, at the Ada courthouse, to the highest bidder on credit with bond. The property is described as portions of sections and townships in Indian Territory.

United States Southern District Indian Territory Ada Ivy Brashears Geo. W. Brashears Guardian Brashears

Carmackle Versus Carmackle Court Warning in Indian Territory

First published March 21 warning order in the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District. M. J. Carmackle sues J. H. Carmackle. defendant must appear in 1 hour days and answer. Judge J. T. Dickerson presides. seal dated March 16, 1907. Crawford & Bolen, Tom D. McKeown attorney.

United States Court Indian Territory M. J. Carmackle J. H. Carmackle J. T. Dickerson C. M. Campbell

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