Napoleon Bonaparte Quote From Slade Interpreted
A fragment notes Hayes returning and refusing to join Slade's easygoing mood, remarking that Napoleon Bonaparte walked away by leaving a woman behind.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
7
A fragment notes Hayes returning and refusing to join Slade's easygoing mood, remarking that Napoleon Bonaparte walked away by leaving a woman behind.
In a dramatic room scene, Slade boasts of bold schemes and power while Katherine and Hayes brace for the governor race. Slade claims influence over Merritt and Strickland as he proclaims his vigor, comparing himself to Napoleon and vowing to win despite opposition.
Slade confronts Merritt over factories and politics in a San Francisco waterfront feud. Hayes defends the plan as legitimate while Katherine Strickland's ambitions spark a tense romance and a ruthless bid for influence. Slade resolves to win Katherine, disregarding his wife Mary while plotting greater conquests.
Dan Slade seeks Katherine Strickland for power, willing to ruin rivals. Mary, devoted yet subdued, tries comfort as Slade coldly plans a governor bid and a new affair, forcing a decisive turn in his ruthless ascent.
Oklahoma City July 8 Pub reports 6659 common school diplomas issued on the recommendation of county superintendents Grant county leads with 266 Lincoln 242 Kay 235 and one county with three. Reports from all counties except Cimarron Harmon. Honor diplomas issued for three years attendance with no absences or tardies. Wilson urges reporting. Atoka sheriff arrests a man with exam questions. Seminole copy obtained via search warrant but suspect escaped. Countering practice praised. notes on Sec 61 signing teacher contracts and limiting superintendent power to prevent fraud or loss.
In Congress an Oklahoma Mississippi fight over the Williams Choctaw provision blocked by House. The amendment would suspend funds to Choctaw in Oklahoma until Mississippi Choctaw status is settled, risking about 2,000 full-blood Choctaws and other claimants sharing a potential $40 million estate.
Mrs. Sadie P. Clawson of Indiana Pa describes chronic indigestion relief after trying Chamberlains Tablets on her daughters suggestion. She suffered stomach pain bloating headaches and belching after meals and constipation before use. The remedy helped when other methods failed and is sold by all dealers.
Mrs Paul Middleton died at her home in Steedman. The body was moved to Ada and buried at Rosedale Cemetery. Rev. W H Nettles conducted the funeral service.
Advertisement for Dar By's Prophylactic Fluid claiming powerful flesh healing and internal remedy effects. It pledges to relieve cramps colic dysentery sore throat swollen tonsils and sick stomach, acts as a disinfectant, purifies room air, and cools fever when added to bathwater. Price 50 cents per bottle, sold by Gwin and Mays Drug Co.
Hon H H Smith representative from Pottawatomie county spoke in Ada as part of his campaign for the Democratic nomination for congress. He addressed a sizable crowd at the Rollow corner outlining policies opposing machine politics and advocating recall initiative and referendum. The report notes he was interrupted by press time and includes an advertisement for Herbine.
Vera Cruz reports Huerta invited newspaper men to dinner and may announce resignation tonight. Amid looming defeat, the veteran leader keeps guessing his next move. Also notices include a Liver Purifier ad and Dr. Levy’s eye care visit on July 13 and 14.
The three mile gap in the railroad outside Vera Cruz is being hurriedly repaired presumably to move Huerta toward American lines as he flees Mexico City.
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