King Oscar II of Sweden Dies Peacefully at 78
Stockholm reports King Oscar II died at 9 10 in the morning after a long decline. Crowds outside the palace mourned as officials announced the king’s death and the oath of allegiance was taken by Crown Prince Gustave V, now king. The ceremony followed the royal succession and reflects a nation in deep grief.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Sweden
Sophia
Oscar Gustave
King Oscar II
Berg
Egran
Fienburg
Trone
Oscar Gustave Adolphe
Duke of
Vermland
Council of State
Gustave V
Sheriff Association Meeting Abbreviated Attendance Noted
Johnson of Sallisaw named secretary and J H Akers of Premier treasurer as only twenty two sheriffs attend the Oklahoma sheriffs gathering. Due to small turnout a Shawnee meeting on Jan 4 will form a permanent organization with Col J W Johnson speaking. Gov Haskell unable to attend because of Guthrie duties. A luncheon followed at 6 with J Graves Leeper of Gaines present.
Mine Disaster at Monongah W Va Claims Many Lives
In Monongah West Virginia the Fairmont Coal Company mines 6 2 faced a devastating explosion. By night 53 bodies were recovered with estimates rivals say death toll could reach 400 as rescue work continues amid fires and mass funerals. Authorities including Clarence Hall of Washington and Inspector Paul investigate the disaster while crowds gather and families mourn.
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Monongah
W. Va
Fairmont Coal Company
Egorts
Clarence Hall
Washington
Gov Hall
Hall
Paul
National Bank Showing Marks Confidence Return In December
New York December 8 The week brought signs of financial stability with Treasury limits on new securities and stronger reserves at country banks. Reports on December 3 indicate substantial interior bank reserves around thirty six percent, with higher figures in larger cities and some banks in reserve cities. No major shocks followed two bank failures, signaling renewed confidence in the banking system. DeWitt’s Little Early Riser Pills are sold by Crescent Drug Store.
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Indian Territory
Muskogee
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Associated Press
Chicago
New Orleans
Smaker
DeWitt
Crescent Drug Store
F. F Holley
Remarkable Cure Claim From Winterton Man
Abraham Brown reports doctors misdiagnosed his ailment as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. After using Electric Bitters his wife urged him to try the remedy and he attributes his restored health to one bottle. Sold by F. Z. Holley and G. M. Ramsey for 50 cents with guarantees against blood poison and stomach liver and kidney complaints.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
F. Z. Holley
G. M. Ramsey
A King's Dyspepsia Tablet Relief After Meals
An advertisement notes that A King's Dyspepsia Tablet overcomes indigestion, dyspepsia and stomach fits after each meal, with a mention of two days of use.
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Reed & Harrison
G. A. Harrison
Reed Wi
Hantiuui
Ada
Oklahoma
DeWitt's
Cresert
Cahqma School
United States
Sheriffs OF Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
National Bank
Edison
Gancine Edison
Ramsey’s Drug Store
Irvin
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