Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate by Guardian
An order sets a hearing for April 8, 1910 in Johnston County OK to consider a guardian’s petition to sell ward Lizzie James real estate. Notice to kin and interested parties or publication in Ada Weekly News required. Charles McSwain guardian.
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State OF Oklahoma
Lizzie James
Turner James
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Oklahoma
Johnston County
Stone & Maxey
Pontotoc County
Charles McSwain
Guardian
Willie
Charles H
Joel D
Luella
Lillie
Clarence Thomas McSwain
Johnston
State of
Willie McSwain
Charles H. McSwain
Joel D. McSwain
Luella McSwain
Lillie McSwain
Indian Base
Meridian
Charles Beams
Humphrey Colbert
Charlies Beams
Washington Black Dog Death Mission Case Clarity
A report from Washington notes uncertainty over whether a black dog related to a death-dealing mission on August 13, 1906, affects the case. The unclear fragment hints at legal or investigative context surrounding the event and its dates.
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Washington
May Strike In Western Pennsylvania On Operators Proposition
A May strike in western Pennsylvania arises from a proposition by operators. Details remain unclear as the text is fragmentary.
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Pennsylvania
Justice Brewer Dies After Stroke at Home
Washington reports Associate Justice David Josiah Brewer of the Supreme Court died at 10 30 o clock after a stroke of apoplexy. He had been up and in good spirits the previous days and was with family when the end came.
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Washington
David Josiah Brewer
Jusof
Sureme Court of the
Brewer
Ada Milling Co Seeks Buyers for Top Cotton Seed
A notice offering fine cotton seed for sale invites buyers to contact Ada Milling Co for the best improved seed available.
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Ada Milling Co
Three Kansans Murdered in Scandia Area
Concordia Kans March 29 Chi s Nordmark a hermit was arrested this afternoon and is held for investigation of the murderer of Alex Lindahl and his two children whose bodies were found on the banks of the Republican river near Scandia. Nordmark previously quarreled with Lindahl and police found three shotguns a half barrel of dynamite and five shotgun shells in his hut. He refused to talk and was jailed at Belleville.
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Concordia
Kans
Nordmark
Alex Lindahl
Republican River
Scandia
Lindahl
Belleville
Gainesville
Tex
Leffter Jewelry Company
Pecan Creek Bridge
Oklahoma cattleman sued amid family mystery in Love County
In Fort Vex Texas on March 29 W. E. Nee a cattleman from Love County Oklahoma faces a local court case. The suit questions paternity and raises doubt whether the mother of the plaintiff even knows who the father is.
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Fort Vex
Texas
W. E.nee
Love County
Oklahoma
New York Central Refuses Wage Increase
New York Central refuses wage increase as men seek higher pay. Residents and workers had demanded up to 64 percent, with some offered 25 percent after negotiations.
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NEW York Central
New York
Grandfather clause gains governor signature amid Oklahoma debates
The Oklahoma grandfather clause model is approved by the governor under the Taylor law and seeks to amend the constitution to require literacy for voting. Republicans plan a federal court challenge while Democrats tout potential broad protections for Indians and diverse governments. The measure faces procedural hurdles and a national election timeline.
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Guthrie
Taylor
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Carolina
Secretary of State
State Election Board
Oklahoma selects women suffrage delegates to National convention
Mrs A C Stephens of Oklahoma City Mrs N M Carter of Guthrie and Mrs Narcissa Owen of Muskogee mother of Senator Robert L Owen named as delegates to the National suffrage convention in Washington April 14 to 19. Alternates include Miss Mary Barber and others. Oklahoma Suffragists Association also announces officers for the year led by President Mary Barber and officers including Pearl Dalton Marion Tucker Anna Laskey and Pasha Dunham.
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Guthrie
A. C. Stephens
Oklahoma City
N. M. Carter
Narcissa Owen
Muskogee
United States
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
Mary Barber
J. A. Burt
J. R. Gay
Eight Business Blocks Burn At Carnegie Fire
A blaze originating in a restaurant at 1 AM destroyed eight Main Street houses and the Methodist church in Carnegie Oklahoma. Losses total about 20000 dollars with T C Clark furniture dealer and B F Burke undertaker incurring the heaviest losses as townspeople battled the wind driven fire to save nearby structures.
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Carnegie
Main
T. C. Clark
B. F. Burke
Main Street
Pioneer Oklahoma editor J Merida Martz dies from infection
Watonga Oklahoma March 30 J Merida Martz a pioneer editor of Oklahoma died here from blood poisoning after a small scratch on one hand The Rustler Geary first paper followed the opening of the Cheyenne and Arapaho country to settlement in 1892 and he later worked with other newspapers
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Watonga
J. Merida Martz
Oklahoma
Martz
Rustler
Geary
Cheyenne
Arapaho
County Farmers Institute Dates Set Across Oklahoma
Guthrie March 28 announces county farmers institutes in Mangum March 29 Dill City March 30 Snyder March 31 and April 1 Duncan April 1 and 2 Ryan April 2 Lawton April 4 Apache April 5 Frederick April 6 Altus April 7 with last week of March and first week of April sessions.
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Guthrie
County
Farmers Institutes
Mangum
Dill City
Snyder
Duncan
Ryan
Lawton
Apache
Frederick
Altus
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Thomas F. Walsh
Thomas F.walsh
San Antonio
Walsh
McAlester
John C. Reid
Great Western Coal and Coke Company
A. H. Reid
Coalgate
Allen
McAlester Coal Mining Company
Nim Homer
Krebs
Wudtige
D. Brewer
THE
Weaver Agency Real Estate, Rarm Loans and Insurance
Clause
Chickasha
Iin
State Democratic Executive Committee
Merchants & Planters State Bank
County Farmers’ Institute
Chapman
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