Bryan Promotes Democratic Ticket in Wisconsin Speech
W J Bryan spoke to about 5000 people in Madison praising Democratic candidates and honoring Senator R M LaFollette for standing up for popular rights. He contrasted LaFollette with railroad senators and urged Roosevelt to mirror his courage on rail rate reform.
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Madison
Wis
W. J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Bryan
R. M. LaFollette
LaFollette
Senate
Roosevelt
Pure Feed Law Changes Labels Across Grocers
The Pure Food Law, now in effect in Oklahoma, prompts grocers to retire old stock and adopt compliant labels. Many products will bear new markings such as Pepper and Pure Cereals, and cans reveal adulteration risks like corn flour in pepper and corn syrup in sorgum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Interstate Commerce Commission Upholds Free Transport Rules
The ICC issues orders clarifying Section 6 of the rail rate law. Free tickets and transport apply only to bona fide employees dedicating most work to the carrier. Land agents and certain outside representatives are excluded unless genuine employment applies. Carriers may still provide necessary free transport for business duties and household moves.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Ial
Nine Candidates Knocked Out in Territorial Election
Guthrie Oklahoma October 19 election board disqualified eight independents and one socialist for delegate to constitutional convention citing petition deficiencies. Notables include William D. Fossett former U.S. Marshal in Guthrie and several prohibitionists. Henry Treadway and John Shields under other rules secured spots. Fossett plans district court appeal to compel enrollment in the Twenty fifth district.
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Guthrie
Territorial Election Board
William D. Fosett
United States
John C. Peters
John D. Bilby
William Mahan
J. E. Disch
Ira Holbrook
A. L. Vidden
B. B. Bane
E. O. Whitewall
Robert Chowing
Fossett
Baine
Henry Treadway
Oklahoma City
John Shields
Beaver
Sis Asp
B. Herod Fossett
Henry Asp
Santa Fee
25Th Constitutional District
Ladies Vote in Ada Band Carnival Contest
The Ada Band Carnival committee has set up a popular vote for the most popular lady. Ballot boxes are at the post office confectionery Mason's drug store Ramsey's drug store Agee's clothing store and the Daily News office. Voting costs one cent per blank and can be cast for any contestant, with results published daily in the Daily News. The contest closes Thursday evening November 1 at 10 o'clock and the winner will receive a diamond ring displayed at Mason's drug store.
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Ada
Post Office
Mason’s Drug Store
Ramsey’s Dregs
Agee’s Clothing Store
Daily News
Masoh
Payment Party Coming
From Sulphur this afternoon reports reach Ada that the government party paying Indians will arrive in Ada next Tuesday.
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Ada
Jim Ada
Remains of Mrs Jefferson Davis Arrive in Richmond
The body of Mrs. Jefferson Dawvis died in New York arrived in Richmond and was met by a military and Confederate Veteran escort. Services were set for 3 PM at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with interment at Hollywood Cemetery beside President Davis. The procession will feature military and Confederate groups and veterans will guard the body. no lying in state per Mrs Daviss wishes.
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Richmond
Jefferson Dawvis
New York
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Hollywood Cemetery
Davis
Funeral for Mrs. Jefferson Davis Held in New York
A private funeral service for Mrs. Jefferson Davis was held at the Hotel Majestic in New York. Rev. N A Seagle officiated with assist from Rev. Dr. George S. Baker and Rev. Henry Lubek. Family, UDC representatives, and a small circle of intimate friends attended. Wreaths included one from President and Mrs. Roosevelt and tributes came from southern governors and societies connected to Mrs. Davis.
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New York
Jefferson Davis
Hotel Majestic
N. A. Seagle
St. Stephens’ Episcopal Church
George S. Baker
Southern Society
Henry Lubeck
St. Timothy’s Church
Roosevelt
Davis
New York Central Convicted for Sugar Rebates
A federal jury in New York found New York Central Railroad company and Frederick L. Pomeroy guilty of granting rebates on sugar shipments. Sentencing is deferred to Friday as defense motions are filed. Conviction carries potential penalties up to $120,000 per count and $2,000 maximum fine.
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New York
United States
New York Central Railroad Company
Frederick L. Pomeroy
Austin D. Fox
Accor Elkins
Frederick Bs. Pomeroy
Tragic Santa Fe Wreck Near Manzanola Colorado
Three men died and over twenty injured in a head on crash of two Santa Fe express trains near Manzanola. Engineers mostly escaped. W T McMurray was hurt staying at his post to avoid the collision. Victims include Harry Murdock Kansas City express messenger and an unknown man found riding a train.
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Puebelo
Colo. Get
Senta ‘Fe
Manzan
Olphi
Path
W. T. McMurray
West Bound
McMurray
Santa Fe
Harry Murdock
Kansas City
Warning Order in Indian Territory Court
The defendants J W Carter and J K Mosby are to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Effie Gift by Johnson Gift. The case is in the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern district with Judge J T Dickerson presiding. Also note an unrelated rental ad for a three room house on East Main Street by R O Wheeler.
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East Main Street
R. O. Wheeler
United States
Indian Territory
Southern District
Jim Gift
Gift v Carter and Mosby civil suit filed
Jim Gift sues J W Carter and J K Mosby in a civil action. The defendants are warned to appear as required by the court. Clerk M Campbell signs and the seal attests. The record shows a October 1906 date in the state court.
Court notice in Johnson Gift vs Carter case in Indian Territory
In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District Johnson Gift files against J W Carter and J K Mosby. They are warned to appear in the complaint in No 873 before Judge of said Court. Seal dated October 1 1906. Clerk C M Campbell. Deputy A H Constant. Non resident attorney W C Edwards.
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J. W. Carter
J. K. Mosby
Effie Gift
Johnson Gift
J. T. Dickerson
Isfeal
C. M. Campbell
A. H. Constant
B. C. King
W. C. Edwards
Jim Gift
Witnes
M. Campbell
For Sale English Berkshire Pigs from Prize Line
For sale registered English Berkshire pigs four months old at 1000 dollars each. Sired by Headlight 2nd winner of first prize at Dallas state fair. Dam Lill King 79990. 23 width. Address R. Walsh Sherman Texas.
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Headlight
Add. R. Walsh
Sherman
Texas
Poland China hogs for sale near Ada
Joseph Rushing advertises Poland China hogs for sale two miles north of Ada Oklahoma. Each pig comes with pedigree and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Poland
China
Ada
I. T
Joe Rushing
A Vote Winner Card Solicits Support Reminders
A public notice urges candidates to print cards asking friends and acquaintances to support them. The card method is praised as effective for making connections and winning votes through personal solicitation.
Open Air Oratory by Hon E G McAdams on Main Street
Democratic speaker Hon E G McAdams delivered a strong open air address Saturday on Main Street to a large crowd of farmers and citizens. He spoke from a wagon, praised by supporters and criticized Republican governance and infidelity to the people.
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E.G. McAdams
New State
Main Street
McAdams
Mill Creek Bonds Disapproved for School Financing
The secretary of interior disapproved Mill Creek Oklahoma's plan to issue bonds for a school fund. The action cites the town's population under 1,000 and the bond amount exceeding what the town can legally issue based on assessed valuation.
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Muskogee
I. T
Secretary of Interior
Mill Creek
Brewers Ready For Fight Over Whiskey Import in Indian Territory
A St Louis brewery representative in South McAlester says Earlsboro on the Choctaw division of the Rock Island will become a key depot as breweries plan to oppose anti Oklahoma imports into the Indian territory. They argue the enabling act should prohibit imports from all points not just Oklahoma.
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South McAlester
I. T
St Louis
Earlsboro
Rock Island
Indian Territory
Breweries
Oklahoma
Prickly Bitters Promotes Kidney and Liver Cleansing
An advertisement touts Prickly Bitters as a tonic to strengthen tired kidneys and purify the liver and bowels with a few doses. It frames the product as an admirable kidney tonic.
Bargain Houses on West Main and North Ada Listings
Two homes on West Main street each with 100 feet front offer cash options and flexible terms. A fire choice residence in North Ada near school and church features 4 rooms and orchard. A two room house near Katy depot also offered as bargain. Multiple 2 3 and 4 room houses for rent. We sell insure and rent property with prompt care.
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Roth
West Main Street
Ada
Katy Depot
Waiting Order in Indian Territory Court
In the United States Commissioner's Court in the Indian Territory Southern District, J. W. Bailey files suit against Oklahoma Oolite Stone Co. The defendant must appear in thirty days and answer the complaint. Witnessed by A. G. Winn on September 22, 1906. Crawford & Bolen and B. C. King appear as attorneys.
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United States Commissioner’s Court
Indian Territory
Southern District
Oklahoma Oolite Stone Co
J. W. Bailey
A. G. Winn
United States
Crawford & Bolen
B. C. King
Republicans Bask In Muskogee Teapot Feud Over Fairbanks Reception
Tempest brews as Muskogee Oklahoma Republicans debate the guest list for Vice President Fairbanks arrival on October 23. Col George A Murphey heads the reception committee and includes several African American members, provoking southern Republicans who threaten to offer Democrats the honor instead.
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Muskogee
I. T
Fairbanks
George A. Murphey
Mandamus action sought against elections board in Guthrie
Promoters of temperance in Guthrie Oklahoma plan a mandamus suit to force the territorial board of elections to accept nomination petitions for Rev. J E Disch independent candidate in the twenty fifth district and Rev Ira A Holbrook independent candidate in the twenty sixth district. Disch is pastor of the First Baptist church and Holbrook of the West Guthrie Congregational church.
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Guthrie
Okla
Territorial Board of Elections
J. E Disch
Twenty-Fifth
Ira A. Holbrook
Disch
First Baptist Church
Holbrook
West Guthrie
Arthur Shirley Dies After Short Illness
Arthur, eldest son of Jim Shirley and his wife Tyrola, died after a brief illness of only a few days. He had been considered not seriously ill until about three hours before his death.
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Arthur
Jim Shirley
Tyrola
Frisco Low Rate To State Fair
Travel from Dallas to the State Fair offered at 5.30 for round trip. Tickets go on sale October 11 12 15 17 19 22 and 24 with return by October 29 1906. I McNair Agent Ada I T.
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Dallas
Texas
I. McNair
Ada
I. T
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Tains
Herod Ane
Burfeed
Election ‘Board
N. Y. Central
Colorado
Johnson Gift, Father & Natural Guardian
J.W. Carter
Hon
United States Court In
J.A. Fitch Farm
E. G. McAdams
Brewers
Fairbank
Mandamus Board
Election Board
Frisco
Rat Evans Shimioat Co
Draggicts
LUNDS
Dr. King
Rina
Chamberlain
E. P. Meigs
Ada National Bank
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