Ada social leaders cited in Metropolis entertaining scenes
The article notes Ada residents Mrs. C. A. Galbraith and Mrs. W. H. Ebey were prominent social hosts in Oklahoma City society, their husbands serving as attorney general and supreme court clerk. It mentions Ada’s respect for their metropolitan press coverage and recalls Judge Galbraith and Mrs. Galbraith attending Oklahoma City events, with Ebey also returning from the festivities.
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Ada
C. A. Galbraith
William W. Blerce
W. H. Ebey
Judge Galbraith
Oklahoma City
Gray Second Seems Outlook for VP Nomination
Denver July 5 The prevailing view is Judge Gray will be the vice presidential nominee with Bryan eager to secure his running mate. Democratic leaders from conservative and radical factions plan to urge Gray to accept the nomination, though he has insisted he will not take second place.
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Denver
Colo
Judge Gray
Bryan
Roosevelt
Denver Salon Sparks Roaring Convention Echoes
Denver reports the Republican convention stirs with Roosevelt talk though plans stay vague. Oklahoma bands create noise, Jim Ham Lewis dominates the fashion scene with bold attire as delegates mingle, while Bryan looms in the background amid a freewheeling, leaderless political atmosphere.
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Oklahoma
Jim Ham Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Tammy
Lewis
Darien
Bryan
Give Him A Cheer For The Struggling Youth
A Christian Weekly excerpt from the Oklahoma Baptist Journal urging readers to offer sincere encouragement to young Christians facing temptation. It likens audience applause to strength for speakers and believers, calling for warm words, praise, and welcoming gestures to uplift those in need.
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Huzza
Mr. Gladstone
Christian Weekly
Oklahoma Baptist Journal
Plaxes Writ Eave Bltins Approval and Platform Points
A fragment discusses a political platform closely aligned with the Nebraska plan and Mr. Bryan. It outlines tariff revision, free list for trust-pressed goods, income and inheritance taxes, railroad value, anti-watered stock, emergency currency, and immigration limits. It also supports injunctive reform, equal rights, campaign finance limits, direct election of senators, and stronger criminal law against trusts.
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Denver
Nebraska
Bryan
Grover
Cleveland
Gelden Weddir News: Couple Resides Since Ate Visit
A brief local notice reports a man and wife living in a household since a prior event marked as Ate, with plans to observe a future tick and see moment. The data is fragmentary but notes their continued residence and pending visit.
Longworth and Wife Spotted by Michigan Delegate at Station
Nicholas Longworth and his wife were en route to Denver when a Michigan delegate identified them at the station in Omaha Nebraska and dragged Longworth into a car. The incident reflects a tense moment as security and onlookers watched.
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Omaha
Neb
Nicholas Longworth
Denver
Frm Michigan
Longworth
Baptist Court Teaches Old Thief Lesson
A garbled OCR fragment references a Baptist court and a theft, noting lessons or labors associated with the accused. The readable bits imply a court setting and moral framing without clear details.
Sympathy as a Divine Virtue in Christ’s Mission
Discussion of Jesus Christ’s sympathy for suffering humanity, its role in forming the apostolic band, and its enduring impact. The piece links compassion to prayer for laborers, missionary work, and historic efforts against slavery, noting sympathy’s timeless virtue.
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Apostolic Band
Britain
Éym
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