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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1902

Page

11

Wealthy Dutch Household Celebrates Wedding Summer Night

Katherine Van Heemskirk and Neil Semple marry with family and friends gathering in a lively Dutch community scene. Capt Hyde watches with jealousy as Katherine dances with Nell Semple during a joyous reception on the riverbank and at Van Heemskirk house.

Tao Nell Semple de Vries van Hleemakik Lysbet van Semple Joris Egert S . Kathering Batavias Spirita Katern van Heemskirk Neil Semple Neil Katherine van Heemskirk Katherine Nell

Depew Reveals New Statement At Commerce Banquet

Senator Chauncey M. Depew says his latest remark is fresh and guarantees novelty. He told a Wall Street crowd after being stopped by a passerby seeking views on the election results. He noted Odell’s victory but warned the Republican momentum may be fragile. when asked for a loan he joked about a future affair with the New York Times.

New York Chauncey M. Depew Champer,of Commerce Wall Street Odell

Enduring Human Claims in Battles of Mercy and Justice

A reflective note suggests that it is often wiser to concede ground than press for harsh but just outcomes. It laments that men forget the ordinary claims of humanity and warns against merciless insistence.

Voter Hustled to Polls in Know Nothing Era

Andrew Simpson recalls a Baltimore election episode where a visiting man refused to claim residence yet was forced to vote by Know Nothings. After being thrown into the street, a party brushed him off and had him vote again and again, resulting in three votes.

Andrew Simpson Baltimore Baltimore Sun

No Benefit in Suffering, Says Famous Physician

Dr. Weir Mitchell, renowned Philadelphia nerve specialist, states in a recent lecture that moral improvement from long-term suffering is rare. He notes acute illness near death may improve disposition, but chronic invalids tend to be selfish and peevish, making care challenging for nurses.

Weir Mitchell Philadelphia

Clerical Robes Free of Duty Spars Over Pants

A historical note recalls a New York customs debate where clerical robes and vestments used in church services were exempt from duty while pants drew protests. A clergyman argued that he must wear pants to officiate, asserting the exemption applied to garments worn in divine service.

United States New York

Ancient eruptions birthed steam decades later in crusts

The report notes Vesuvius in 1858 leaving cracks still venting steam twelve years later. Etna eruptions in 1787 were found steaming just below the crust in 1840. Jorullo in Mexico, erupting in 1759, produced steaming vapor eighty seven years afterward. Ancestral lava crusts showed no discomfort to walkers.

Vesuvius Etna Jorullo Mexico

Sanity themes in professional minds raise concerns

A French investigator argues that brains of naval and military men deteriorate fastest under strain. He claims most officers are hopelessly insane and that liberal professionals trend toward madness too. The article cites lawyers, doctors, clergy, writers, and civil servants as affected.

Hinatica

Tennessee World's Fair Exhibit Moves by River Route

Plans propose loading the entire Tennessee exhibit onto the steamer Avalon at Chattanooga, traveling down the Tennessee River to the Mississippi at Memphis, then upriver to St Louis. The route would cover Tennessee Kentucky and Mississippi waterways to reach the fair in St Louis.

Tennessee St Louis Chattanooga Avalon Sabama Kentucky Mississippi St. Louis

Smoke Nuisance Plagues Vienna as Bills Face Action

Vienna residents fear a smoke nuisance from industry clouds parts of the city. Lawmakers consider decertification bills and expect a strong move soon to enact one into law.

Vienna Hsqi MeridaVor Beversl

The Year s Cotton Crop Report and Irving s Early Opportunity

The census reports the current cotton crop ginned by October 18 at 5 925 872 commercial bales about 60 percent of the total. John Morley early in his career influenced theatre choices with remarks that helped spur young Irving to prominence at the Lyceum.

Bargau Irving Oxford John Morley London Bateman Lyceum Theater Morley Tenriette Teall

Fragmented Historical Snippet Notes Inconsistent Dialog

A garbled clipping quotes remarks about an acquittal and includes a brief exchange about smoking. The fragment mentions Miss Snappe and Mr Kallow Er and references a Philadelphia Press style dialogue. It also advertises Mother Gray’s Powder with feverishness teething disorders and a sample offer from LeRoy New York.

Mr. Kallow Wenny Gray Mother Gray New York Alien Olmsted LeRoy N.Y

Gigar Pipe and Cure for Consumption Ad

An advertisement notes the Gigar pipe and a full sized cigar containing two grains of nicotine. It claims Pileo's Cure for Consumption as an infallible medicine for coughs and colds advertised by N. W. Samuel of Ocean Grove New Jersey dated February 1900.

Pileo N. W. Samuel Ocean Grove N. Ja

Plague Blamed on Bats in Italian Study

Italian expert ties plague transmission to bats and their parasites in certain cages, outlining a bat linked route for disease spread.

Defiance Starch Ad From a Short Classified Note

A brief clipping promotes Defiance Starch promising clothes stay white and bright. The ad uses playful wording and a punchy claim about keeping garments looking clean.

Ameer Presents Costly Gift of World’s Most Expensive Koran

The Ameer of Afghanistan gave the Shah a gold bound copy of the Koran studded with pearls rubies and diamonds. The jewel book reportedly cost 490000 dollars and is described as the most expensive in the world.

Ameer Afghanistan

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