Boy Shot While Hunting Near Francis Town
Afternoon Otto Doner, thirteen, was shot in the left groin near Francis while hunting. Cesnal Hardberger and another boy were outside Ada when the incident occurred. The bullet pierced the bladder. Otto was rushed to hospital. The wounded boy is the son of a well known Francis business man. the other boy is the son of a switchman at the Frisco yards in Francis.
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Otto Doner
Cesnal Hardberger
Ich
Ada
Francis
Frisco
Three Negroes in jail after preliminary hearing
From Friday's Daily the preliminary hearing of Jack Peters, charged with killing another Negro, was held before Justice Brown. He was bound over for trial without bail. Simon Clark, a witness, was arrested for perjury and jailed. Cornelius Clark faced embezzlement charges of 387.50 from a horse hold for Amanda Peters. bond set at 1000, with jail if default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Peters
Zegro
Justice Brown
Simon Clark
Cornelius Clark
Amanda Peters
Frank Scribner's Bondsmen Released in District Court
Judge McKeown voided the bond of Frank Scribner in the 1909 murder case against his wife Lillie Scribner near Stonewall. The bond had been set at 8000 dollars. Scribner was released on a 5000 dollar bond after the district court clerk approved it, not a district judge.
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McKeown
Frank Scribner
Scribner
Lillie Scribner
Stonewall
West
Summer Term of Normal Closed Today at East Central Normal
The normal closed its ten week summer term today with about 800 enrolled. Teachers have returned home and no place did better work than East Central Normal. This evening graduation exercises will be held in the normal auditorium as a fine class receives diplomas.
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the Normal
East Central
Stonewall Ladies Feed Boy Scouts Entertainment at Camp
T. C. Cullins reports the Boy Scouts camping near Stonewall were treated to watermelons and fried chicken by Mmes. Breco, Cowling and Beck. The boys were guests of another entertainment and invited to return in about two weeks.
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T. C. Cullins
Stonewall
Mmes. Breco
Cowling
Beck
Mrs A C Woodyard Dies After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth S Woodyard died at 9 10 pm at the family home 722 West 12th street. The body to Wynnewood for interment at 3 pm Sunday. She was a member of the Methodist church for 34 years and leaves husband A C Woodyard and four children Edgar F Ada Grover C Cushing Mrs W B Vaughn Wynnewood and Allen H Ada.
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Elizabeth Stribling Woodyard
A. C. Woodyard
West 12Th Street
Wynnewood
Woodyard
Methodist Church
Edgar F
Ada
Grover C
Cushing
W. B. Vaughn
Allen H
Oklahoma Tubercular 9 Receives Its Charter
The Oklahoma Tubercular Co. has received its charter and opened offices in the Conn building, in rooms once used by Dr. Faust. Dr. G. W. White leads the company, which will manufacture and sell a new remedy for tuberculosis and catarrh.
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The
Oklahoma Tubercular Co
Conn
Faust
G. W. White
Strayed animals from Ada farm posted by S K Smith
A farm near Ada seeks the return of a 14 hand bay mare with a dim left shoulder brand and split left ear about ten years old a 2 year old light sorrel mare mule a 1 year old light brown mouse colored mule none branded. Reward $10 for delivery to Farm One Mile East of Lawrence.
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Ada
S. K. Smith
Lawrence
Thieves Take Butcher Wagon Believed Struck Friday Night
W B Gay is out of the city following a clue to the whereabouts of his butcher wagon stolen from the market alley Friday night. The wagon was not missed until Saturday as inquiries began.
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W. B. Gay
Gauls First to Shoe Horses
Historians credit the Gauls as the earliest to apply protective shoeing to horse hooves before the Christian era. The craft reached England with William the Conqueror, who lived from 1027 to 1087, according to the Horseshoer's Journal.
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England
William the Conqueror
Barrington seeks pardon for a life murder convict
St Louis reports a push for a pardon or parole for Frederick A Seymour known as Lord Barrington, jailed for life for the 1902 murder of James P. McCann. The piece traces Barrington’s notorious career, marriages to heiresses, escapes, and alleged links to Maybray's swindler gang, noting doubts about McCann's death and Barrington's long criminal persona.
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Frederick A. Seymour
Barrington
James P. McCann
James P. Maybray
feReral
Maybray
McCann
Iowa
Lord Barrington
Europe
America
Brighton
England
Frederick Sydenham Burgoyne
E. Celestine Miller
Brooklyn
United States
Lord Burgoyne
Philadelphia
Margaret Rafferty
St. Louis
Wilhelmina Grace Cochran
Independence
Miss Cochran
James McCann
Conviction for Murder Upheld Then Commuted to Life
The defendant was jailed in St. Louis for five years as his case moved through the courts. The U S Supreme Court upheld the conviction and death sentence, but public sentiment believed his innocence. Consequently the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Supreme Court of the United States
Venezuela Revolt Spreads as Castro Leads Uprising
Reports from Willemstadt Curacao say the Venezuelan revolt began last Monday in multiple states under Gen Cipriano Castro. Gen Leon Jurado fled Coro after rebels attacked, while Coro’s garrison mutinied. Rebels seize Coro and control government functions as Castro’s network extends toward Lara Zulia Tacharia and Maracaibo.
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Willemstadt
Curacao
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Leon Jurado
Falcon
Coro
Intrior
Lara
Navas
Zulia
Republic
United States of Colombia
Maracaibo
Carmelo Castro
Tébél
Tacharia
Castro
Ltters
Extension of Time for Choctaw Chickasaw Lands Payments
Department of the Interior announces an extension of time for payments on Choctaw Chickasaw untallotted lands bought in late 1910 and 1911. Final payments are due November 1913 and January 1914. Half plus interest is due, with possible one year extension on interest in advance. special 25 and 50 percent due dates allow further extension on balance with interest. J G Wright Commissioner.
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Department of the Interior
Muskogee
Okla
J. G. Wright
Fall of Edward Lauterbach from power to scandal in New York
A portrait of Edward Lauterbach once a leading New York Republican, banker and reformer who rose from poverty to influence, then faced a cascade of legal and personal crises. The narrative covers his relationship with Boss Platt, the 1908–1911 decline after his son’s death and a costly divorce, and lingering questions about his ties to wealthy figures amid a searing public gaze.
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New York
Edward Lauterbach
Washington
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Lauterbach
David Lamar
Wolf
Solon Lauterbach
Mina
College of the City of New York
Townsend, Dyett & Morrison
Hoadley, Lauderbach & Johnson
Alabama Great Southern Railway
Southern
Emigrant Aid Society
Society For Ethical Culture
Home For Aged and Infirm
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum
Hebrew Technical Institute
McKinley
St. Louis
Republican County Committee
United States Senate
Senator Murphy
Boss Platt
Lemuel Ely Quigg
Alfred
Westchester
Amanda Friedman
It Seemed to Her and The Dreaming Thoughts
A peddler with horse and wagon stirred a street scene as a two and a half year old girl asked why the man sang to his horse. Dr W E Scripture notes ambidextrous people do not dream while right handed dream with the right brain, using the left lobe for conscious thought. Modern science knows little about dreams.
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Jeannette
W._E
Scripture
New York
Not Hard to Deceive Moslems Pilgrimage Remarks
A 60 year old Captas Burton pilgrimage reference contrasts with modern accounts by A J B Wavell noting cautious steps such as learning Arabic and avoiding pilgrims from certain countries during pilgrimage travel. The piece reflects changing times and attitudes toward Islamic travel.
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Captas Burton
Mecca
A. J. B. Wavell
Local Attorney and Doctor Listings in Oklahoma City
Classified directory snippet shows C A Galbraith, B and Epperson, Maxey Attorneys at Law with office on second floor Oklahoma State. Dr G A Akers physician at 1100-3 East Main. Doct Castleberry and Cummings with offices in Aldrich Building. multiple office and residence phone numbers and room listings in Steed Building.
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C. A. Galbraith B
Epperson Galbraith, Epperson & Maxey Attorneys
Oklahoma State
G. A. Akers
East Main
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Mascomb Daniel Lbr. Co
Townsend Ave
10Th Street
E. Cunning
Mgr
Frangis
Frank Scribner's Bondsmen
Sheridan
Fred Ff
Brydia
Oklahoma M. & P. State Bank
Fred F. Brydia
Oklahoma
M. & P. State Bank
Stonewall Ladies
BOY
St. Louis, Mo
Tve
Ment
Lau
Terbach
Fittsave
New Haven Road
Philip van Valkenburg
van Valkenburg
St. Regis
Samuel J. Wolf
Alexander Strouse
van Valkenburgs
Lessie Ey
T. Castlebe T, L. Cummings
J. W. Wimbish
Dre. Ligon
Wimbish & Duncan
DES
Granger & Grangs
Dentists
Steed Bidg
W. D. Faust
M. D
Ada Title and Trust Company
Ada, Okia
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