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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1906

Page

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Tailor Blown to Pieces by Dynamite in Caldwell

Boise Idaho Jan 1 Frank Stuenenburg former Governor killed at his Caldwell home by a dynamite bomb at the front gate. He died within twenty minutes after the explosion. Officials suspect the Inner Circle of the Cour d Alene dynamiters whom he prosecuted in 1899. Governor Gooding pledges state support to pursue the perpetrators with a large reward.

Boise Idaho Frank Stuenenburg Govenor Caldwell Cour d'Alene Gooding

New Year's Feud Breaks Out In Ada Families

In Ada North, on New Year's Eve at Mrs. Ross's house, the Long and Cayhe families clashed over an old grudge. Several bruises noted but no serious injuries. Mayor's Court today sees two Longs and four Cayshes facing trial with crowded city hall.

North Ada

Statehood bill may secure right of way

The omnibus statehood bill may reach the house with decisive action soon. debate possible if it is not reported Thursday, while the tariff bill remains on the agenda as a privileged measure. In St Petersburg Premier Witte urges a moderate constitution to appease fears of war and reassure conservatives.

Washington, Jan House St. Petersburg Witte i Agaig National Assembly Constituent Assembly Tech Conservative Limon O.aub & Ming Naval Academy Annapolis Naval 4

Ada urged to raise Five thousand to secure railroad

A mass meeting at the Ada court room discussed Oklahoma Central railroad plans. Officials demand a $20 000 bonus and right of way funds, warning the line may bypass Ada if subscriptions fall short. A five member committee led by T D McKeown and W S Kerr will push for more pledges to avoid losing the railroad and a potential town south east of Ada.

Oklahoma Central Ada Commercial Club T. D. McKeown W.S. Kerr J. &. Barriner A. K. Thornton H. Ebey

Legislature to Demand Depews Resignation in New York

Albany January 3. Senator Chauncey M Depew faces a concurrent legislative resolution demanding his resignation over ties to the Equitable Life affair. Senator Brackett of Saratoga introduces the measure, citing fallout from the insur investigation and public criticism.

Ablany N. Y Chauncey M. Depew United States Senate Edgar T. Brackett Saratoga Depew Equitabl c

McCall resigns over missing funds at New York Life

John A. McCall resigns as president of the New York Life Insurance Company amid a probe into $235 000 advanced to Andrew Hamilton and $150 000 promised to a legislative agent. A board meeting is called as the investigation continues.

New York John A. McCall New York Life Insurance Company Andrew Hamilton Hamilton Thomas Pi Fowler Compa Ny McCall Hapy Mtou

Indians Favor Sale of Coal Lands in Oklahoma Territory

Choctaw and Chickasaw delegates at Lehigh January 2 endorsed the Lehigh Commercial Club plan to sell segregated coal lands by public outcry to actual settlers. Officials from towns on segregated lands joined December 21 South McAlester delegation. Indians will accompany the South McAlester group to Washington January 6 to push the plan amid the lane braces 500000 and 10000000 figures.

Lehigh, I. T Lehigh South McAlester Washingto Lane Braces

Keahey Family Plea and Appeal After Trial

The correction notes John Keahey was found guilty after Monday trial and fined $1460 in costs, with appeal to a higher court. Their father and two brothers were acquitted while the two Longs pleaded guilty and were fined about the same as the Keahey boy.

Keahey North Ada John Keahey Longs

Rinard Keirsey Wed in Ada Home Ceremony

John Rinard a prominent Ada attorney married Miss Ermine Keirsey a popular young woman of Con way in a quiet Wednesday morning ceremony at the bride’s home at seven o clock.

John Rinard Ada Ermine Keirsey Conway

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