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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1909

Page

8

Ada Bond Issue Paid as City Plans Major Improvements

Ada Oklahoma announces the 71 500 90 bond issue has been paid and proceeds forwarded to Kansas City. Purchasers Bolger A Co Chicago funding sewerage water works and city hall expansions while bids open in ten days and work starts within fifteen. The project aims to turn Ada into a thriving industrial center with ample employment and growth.

Ada Nmney Kansas City Bolger A Co. of

Governor Haskell Telegram Announces Bill Signed

A telegram from Governor Haskell sent at 11 oclock this morning announces the glad news that the bill has been signed into law.

Gov Haskell Oulock GLAD Bill

Ada Normal bill signed sparks jubilation in Ada Oklahoma

Telegram from Governor Haskell announces Ada Normal bill passage in Guthrie. The bill includes a hundred thousand dollar construction appropriation though maintenance funds rely on school land leases. Ada officials and citizens celebrate as mills whistle in unison and supporters express gratitude to the governor.

Guthrie Mar Ada Okla C. N. Haskell Otis Weaver Haskell E. H. Lucas N. Haskell Cinb Byron Norrell

Uprising in Indian Territory Seen As Limited Clash

Dispatches report Col. Roy Hoffman moving troops near Henryetta as 10 captives held, no general encounter expected. Crazy Snake’s followers, about 20 miles away, are believed well mounted. Henryetta mayor condemns the Snake band and warns of danger from emigrant blacks.

Henryetta Okla Roy Hoffman Crag Snake Washington Barrett Hickory Crazy Snake Light Horse Guards Texas Barclay Morgan

Legal Blanks and Mail Order Offer From Vanoss

Baff Orpingtons express to any address in Poniotoc County on receipt $1.25 for all charges. W L Walker of Vanoss Oklahoma advertises thorough eye examinations. Also offers all kinds of legal blanks for sale at the office.

Poniotoc County

Black Hand Conspiracy Sparks Dynamite Attack in Krebs

McAlester news report details a Krebs mining town case where $1,000 was taken by letters signed Blackhand. Dinamite wrecked Nellis store as shots were exchanged with two fleeing suspects. One arrest made. Secret Service investigates. letters spoke in southern Italian dialect and mirrored prior extortion letters to the Italian Consul.

McAlester Blackhand Joe Nellis Krebs Here Nellis Italy Secret Service

Harjo Not Captured as Soldiers Scout Tiger Mountain

Pierce Oklahoma March 31 soldiers under Col Hoffman and deputies advance on Tiger mountain in pursuit of Chief Crazy Snake and his followers. Harjo has not surrendered despite earlier messages seeking a fair trial. Reports say Harjo wounded and guarded at every ford as scouts surround the area.

Odom Baum Dick” Barrett Barrett Crazy Snake Sapulpa Oklo Earlboro Wolf Seminole County Pierce Muskogee Eufaula Jim Broadax Harjo Col. Hoffman Tiger Mountain

Prominent Guests Attend Haskell Niblock Wedding In Guthrie

Miss Frances Lillian Haskell wed Major Leslie Gordon Niblack in Guthrie with Governor Haskell presiding. The ceremony in the statehouse featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches, followed by a large reception in a festively decorated suite attended by state officials and prominent guests. The couple planned residences in Guthrie after a tour to Texas and Caribbean ports.

Guthrie Frances Lillian Haskell C. N. Haskell Leslie Gordon Niblack Guthrie Daily Leader State House Matthew J. Kane Oklahoma Supreme Court State Senate Florida Adjt Frank M. Canton Black United States Army Lucy Jane Haskell Gussie Welch Muskogee Ruby Canton Josephine Morris Ponca City Faye Sandlin George Bellamy Niblack Haskell Morrison Ida Niblack Company D Oklahoma Militia Louise Watzon Bessie Ivette Hughes Maitie Clare Gano Alfaretta Jennings Bettie Skidmore Leo Meyers W. C. Hughes Oklahoma City Roy Oaks Ruell Haskell M. E. Trapp E. G. Spillman John B. Turner Genie Lowe Gano Gertrude

Eleven Railroads File Suit Over Oil Rate

Guthrie Oklahoma March 31 Eleven Oklahoma railroads filed an omnibus suit in the supreme court challenging last year’s corporation commission rate on crude and refined oil and products. They contend the rate is unjust and makes oil transportation unprofitable, threatening prohibitive costs and loss. Plaintiffs list railroads including Midland Valley Missouri Kansas and Texas Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Chicago Rock Island and St Louis Frisco Saint Louis Iron Mountain and Southern St Louis El Reno Western Kansas City Mexico and Orient Oklahoma Central Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf.

Guthrie Okla Corporation Commission Supreme Court Oklahoma Cmmission Midland Valley Missouri, Kansas and Texas Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Gulf, Colorado and Chicago Rock Island St. Louis Frisco San Louis Tron Mountain Southern el Reno & Western Kansas City Mexico and Orient Missouri Gulf

Railroad license favored in federal control plan

Washington report on Taft administration proposals to require federal licenses for transport firms handling food and fuel. Bill, drafted by Eben W. Martin, would demand antitrust and capitalization checks and empower Agriculture to oversee interstate food shipments, including beef.

Taft Washington Eben W. Martin South Dakota Martin Department of Agriculture

Notice to Farmers on Cotton and Bank Reference

Notice to farmers announcing pure Monden cotton and Ronden as best all cotton. Mentions First National Bank and a person named F Hill.

First National Bank F. Hill

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M.D. Timberlake the City Council Tory Pittsburg Onare Bartell Weleetka Frank Coker Bert Casey Swafford Ben Craven Holdenville Wewoka Barlboro Col MES. W. L Vanoss Black Hand Conspiracy Ians Crazy Snake Band Milo Haskell Nibloge Kane Court of Criminal Appeals Seth Cordon Sallisaw
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