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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

3

Oklahoma Republicans choose Hunter state chairman in Tulsa

The 1908 Oklahoma Republican state convention in Tulsa selected Charles E. Hunter of Oklahoma City as state chairman and completed nominations and the platform. Debates centered on Roosevelts Rough Riders and party lines, with minority platform dissenters voting down their proposal.

Tulsa Charlie Hunter I. T Charles E. Hunter Oklahoma City McGuire Haman Sam Murray Oklahoma Territory Jones Hunter Roosevelt Kay Pawnee Stephens Muskogee County Ed Perry Coalgate Indian Territory Perry Democratic Party G. A. Ralls Atoka Chas. H. Egan Mangum Joe R. Folts Antlers J. A. Harris Wagoner Frank Lee

Britt Wins In Bloody Fight In San Francisco

Jimmy Britt of San Francisco defeated Battling Nelson of Hedgewisch Illinois by decision after twenty rounds in Frisco Auditorium. The bout featured little danger of a knockout until late when Britt's flurries nearly finished Nelson. Referee Welsh scored two rounds for Nelson, seven for Britt.

Britt Nelson Auditorium San Francisco Jimmy Britt Hedgewisch Ills Welsh

For Sale Or Trade Sorghum Mill Near Ada

One two horse sorghum mill offered for sale or trade. In good condition located at a residence three miles south of Ada. Contact G. E. B. Pryor.

My Place Ada EB Pryor

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

A testimonial touts Chamberlain's remedy as superior to three doctors for a child's illness. Mrs J B Johnston of Linton Mississippi credits the product with swift recovery after prior failed treatments. Ramsey's Drug Store sells the remedy.

Chamberlain J. B. Johnston Linton Miss

Great Southwest Railway charter granted in Indian Territory

A territorial charter is issued to the Great Southwestwestern Railway with 40 million dollars capital and bases in St. Louis McAlester and Muskogee. The route will run from St. Louis to El Paso via Salisaw and McAlester through Indian Territory into Comanche county Oklahoma. Incorporators include H P Moseley R P Moseley A D Gibbs Peter Deichman and John B Yanger L C Donica.

Guthrie Great Southwestwestern Railway St. Louis McAlester Muskogee el Paso Texas Salisaw Indian Territory Commanche County Oklahoma H. P. Moseley R. P. Mosely A. D. Gibbs Peter Deichman Wagoner John B. Yanger L. C. Donica Oklahoma City

Remedy for Diareah Never Known to Fail

A consumer testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has never failed in five years of use in York county Pennsylvania. The speaker praises it as the best remedy of its kind and cites family and peer recommendations in Jemison Spring Grove.

Chamberlain York County Jemison Spring Grove

Train wreck near Red Rock endangers fifty passengers

Santa Fe passenger train 16 derailed four miles south of Red Rock at 10 35 in the forenoon after leaving the track from speed. The crash injured 32 people including four from Oklahoma City. Engineer Mac died from scalding injuries after becoming trapped in the engine as it overturned.

Ponca City Okla Santa Fe Red Rock Oklahoma Oklahoma City Mac

Herbine Praised By Southern Reader For Liver Help

J. B. Vaughan of Elba Alabama writes he suffers from constipation and a disordered liver. He says Herbine has been the best medicine for these troubles and that he has used it constantly, urging others to know the good it has done him.

J. B. Vaughan Elba Ala

Federation to support Pettibone defense in Idaho murder case

James Kirwan acting secretary of the Western Federation of Miners says the federation will spend freely to defend George A. Pettibone at his Boise trial for complicity in the killing of former Idaho Governor Frank Steunenberg. The group will match Haywood’s defense efforts if needed.

Denver James Kirwan Western Federation of Miners Geo. A. Pettibone Boise Frank Steunenberg Idaho William D. Haywood

Murdered Man Found Near Oklahoma City Amid Violent Mystery

An unidentified man, likely under 25, was found dead with multiple gunshot and severing injuries three miles east of Oklahoma City. Authorities suspect an organized gang linked to a Chickasha boxcar murder, while a severed ear was found at Grand Avenue and Hudson Street. The case remains baffling with no clues to the killers. In Chickasha a second victim, identified as Crawford, was found in a boxcar and later identified by residents of Tuttle. A scrap of paper in his pocket named his mother and brother, offering the sole clue to his identity.

Frank G. Gillette Anadarko W. W. Snoddy Alva G. F. Applegate F. M. Magee West Enid Lake Chickasha D. A. Shriver Grand Avenue Hudson Streets I. T Arties Tuttle Crawford Marshall Company R. F Schafer Undertakers Moses Nedeau Charles Genreth East Sixty-third Street Chicago

New Lawyer for Thaw Named for Stanford White Trial

Martin W. Littleton of Brooklyn has been chosen by Harry K. Thaw to conduct the next trial for the murder of Stanford White. Littleton, who spoke for Parker at the last Democratic convention, will reportedly charge a 25000 dollar fee. He was reared in north Texas and later moved to New York City where he built his practice.

New Orleans Times-Democrat the Times-Democrat South Woman's Christian Temperance Union Texas Tennessee Georgia Mississippi Smith New York Martin W. Littleton Brooklyn Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Littleton North Gotham

Raucous musings on tariff talk and power politics

A column lampoons tariff revisions and political figures. It jokes about Fairbanks saving the Republican Party, Rockefeller’s clouded fame, and England’s aristocracy while noting war talk, railroads, and Japan. The tone is satirical about era policies and personalities.

Fairbanks

Hunting for Trouble Bucklin Arnica Adclaims Cure

Charles Walters of Alleghany Serra county praises Bucklin's Arnica Salve for instant relief from burns sores wounds and wounds. The ad notes a money refund by druggists G M Ramsey and F Z Holley and lists the price as 25 cents.

California Bucklin Charles Walters Alleghany Serra County Mr. Walters G. M. Ramsey F. Z. Holley

Pontotoc County Seeks Census Enumerators Delayed

A notice notes Pontotoc county lacks enumerators as other counties appoint batches and await hearing from Census Supervisor Hunt. The piece urges residents to count, eat sparingly, and consider Kodol for digestion, promoted by Crescent Drug Store.

Pontotoc County Crescent Drug Store

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted For Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as an instant relief for rheumatism and various aches. It cites a testimonial from Mr. I. Z. Boggy, a Willow Point merchant in Texas, claiming it is the best all round liniment he has used.

I. Z. Boggy Willow Point Texas Ballard Ramsey’s

Prince Henry Recovers Queen Wilhelmina’s Dauchshund

The Dutch royal couple praised Prince Henry for recovering their beloved dachshund in a Pine forest near one of the Queen’s residences. He searched all night, visiting the forester’s house, and found Paulinchen as first light broke.

Kansas City Journal Prince Henry Wilhelmina Netherlands Forrester Paulinchen

DeWitt Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve Offered

Crescent Drug Store sells DeWitt Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve said to penetrate pores and heal quickly. Local shoppers urged to visit the downtown pharmacy for this remedy.

DeWitt Crescent Drug Store

Pepper Hash Recipe and Odd Historical Anecdotes

A household preserves recipe mixes twelve green peppers twelve red peppers and twelve large onions into a fine hash then preserves it in a vinegar brine with salt and sugar. The piece shifts to quotes about Nicola Tesla praising the body as art and ends with a note about Lord Rosebery giving pheasants to London omnibus workers with 17 000 pheasants mentioned.

Lord Rosehild London

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