Surrender of Ada city to Confederates ends with grand reunion
Ada, Oklahoma reports the surrender of the citadel to Brigadier General J P Wood at 1 o clock Friday. J W Dean acted on behalf of the city and pledged daily reports at Confederate reunion grounds. The crowd cheered Senator Gore and other speakers as the Chickasaw brigade Veterans gathering proceeded with addresses by T D McKeown and Rev Rippey. The reunion adjourned for dinner and named Wood as brigade commander with next meeting at Rofs, July 21 22 23 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dean
J. P. Wood
Dean
Chickasaw Brigade of
United Confederate Veterans
Gore
Lawton
Cummings
Chickagaw Brigade of Veterans
Miss Looper
A. J. Looper
Judge Wood
General Wood
H. M. Furman
Ada
Judge Furman
United States
Furman
Ardmoreite
Col
Sidney Suggs
Samuel Scruggs
Buchanan
Rippey
Norman
Ada M.E. Church
Rofs
Ardmore
Chickasaw Brigade
Compress
Resolution thanking supporters of reunion and entertainment
The committee unanimously passes a vote of sincere thanks to the people of Aca and vicinity for their care, to General Wood and staff for efficiency, and to the Oklahoma Grocery Co. of Oklahoma City for a donation. It also commends J. W. Goledge and Sidney Suggs for distributing Confederate soldier lists, and praises Col. Doss and Capt. Fisher for reunion preparations. It extends thanks to the Sons and Daughters for the entertainment. Signed by D. J. Kendall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca
Vicinity
J. W. Goledge
Sidney Suggs
Indian Territory
Col. Doss
Capt. Fisher
Reunion Notes and Veterans Union Gathering
The Sponsors and Maids of Honor for the Veterans and Sons were of proper standard. The Sons and Daughters entertainment at the court house Friday night was voted a great success by the veterans. Mrs. Gov. Guy of Sulphur a leading U C D and Chickasaw social leader is a welcome reunion attendant. John L. Galt commander of Indian Territory veterans presided over the reunion exercises. J E Webb, a leading Sons member, could not address the reunion due to immediate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans and Sons
Court House
Gov. Guy
Sulphur
Indian Territory
Chickasaw
John L. Galt
J. E. Webb
Sons’ Organization
City National Bank Fails in Kansas City
The City National bank with a capital of 250000 closed its doors due to inability to collect on paper. The crash did not affect Ada banks, and few banks in the Territory are expected to lose money from this insolvency incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
City National Bank
Ada
Dr Brown stabbed to death in Alderson incident
Dr Brown was stabbed and killed at Alderson this morning. Zastonz Pa ranstoze, a Polish immigrant, was arrested and jailed in McAlester for the alleged butcher's bill dispute. In Guthrie, preparations note Lawton’s August 5 opening celebration for Kiowa Comanche and Caddo counties drawing about 20 000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklo
Kiowa
Comanche
Caddo
Lawton
Grand Arie Fraternal Order Eagles Denver Ticket offer
The M. E. and T. railway offers round trip tickets from Denver at 24.40 for Grand Arie August 14 to 24 1905. Tickets on sale August 12 15 and 1 1905 with final return by August 25 1905. For further details see Katy's agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
M. E. & T. Railway
Katy
Snow Liniment Said to Heal Sore Believed Cancer
Westmorland Kansas May 5 1902 Ballard Snow Liniment Co claims their Snow Liniment cured an old sore on the chin thought to be cancer after other treatments failed. The writer asks for a 50c bottle for his sister Mrs Sophia J Carson of Allensville Mifflin County Pennsylvania and notes it is sold by Clark Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmorland
Kans
Ballard, Snow Liniment Co
Sophia J. Carson
Allensville
Miffin Co
Clark Drug Co
Foley
Bright
Clark & Mason Drug Co
Stabbing at Red Oak Ends in Death
W. McCain was stabbed and killed at Red Oak this morning. The assailant escaped as officers pursue. The report notes a fatal stabbing followed by a rapid investigation.
Seasonal travel warrants across cities listed
St. Louis and several other cities are listed with travel periods from June 1 to September 39 or 30. Eldorado Springs Pittsburg Galveston Alabama Georgia Kentucky and Florida are noted with daily travel or eligibility until specified deadlines. C. F. Orchard is named as the agent handling these routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago
Eldorado Springs
Pittsburg
Galveston
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Florida
C. F. Orchard
Ben Mason Stricken With Hernia Illness At Home
Shortly after nine o'clock this morning Ben Mason a druggist and councilman fell seriously ill at his South Broadway home. A strangulated hernia developed at once and the former family doctor T S Booth of Ardmore is called to assist with an operation planned for tonight with local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mason
South Broadway
T. S. Booth
Ardmore
Herbine Promises Relief for Languor and Ailments
J J Hubbard of Temple Texas praises Herbine noting it eases headaches rheumatism nervousness and restores vitality after two years of use. Clark Drug Co advertises 25 cents for Herbine as a remedy for chills fever and general languor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hubbard Temple
Texas
Clark Drug Co
Ada Visitors Gather for City Reunion
Among today’s visitors to Ada for the city reunion were S. W. Lanham and Perry Lanham of McGee, W. E. Stephens of Wetumka, E. H. Crain of Spanish Fort Texas, Prof. Crowley and John Marion of South McAlester, and others including Chas Woods of St Louis and Will Roper of Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Lanham
McGee
W.E. Stephens
Wetumka
E. H. Crain
Spanish Fort
Texas
Perry Lanham
P. P. Dunford
Prof. Crowley
Francis
John Marion
South McAlester
Chas. Woods
St. Louie
Tandy Walker
Stonewall
T. M. Rushing
Tyrola
Will Roper
Roff
A. A. Fussell
Fitzhugh
Durant Commercial Club to study Blue River navigation
The Durant Commercial Club will soon examine Blue River navigation prospects noting the river at Durant is said to be larger than the Trinity at Dallas and offers more water year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
I. T
Durant Commercial Club
Blue River
Trinity
Dallas
Unprecedented Rain Floods Streets and Stores
An unprecedented rain drenched the area this evening with two inches in forty minutes. Streets and several store buildings flooded while neighboring streams rose to bank-full levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
I. T
Liquor Spilled by Officers at Ardmore Raid
Ardmore Indian Territory July 21 deputies spilled liquor at Berwyn and raided gambling houses. Eight persons were arrested and brought to Ardmore where they pleaded guilty and were tried by U S Commissioner RobinetT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
I. T
Berwyn
U. S
Robinett
San Diego Bennington disaster kills many sailors
A boiler explosion on the U S gunboat Bennington in San Diego Bay after 10:30 a m killed about fifty sailors and wounded many more. Spectators watched as bodies and debris were hurled into the water and rescuers rushed to convey the injured to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Maine
Havana Harbor
San Diego Bay
United States
Bennington
Spreckles Wharf
Reinstatement Rush as Chicago Unionists Return to Work
Chicago July 22. Teamsters who held out join others rushing to reinstate at department stores after a near month-long strike. Most applications for reemployment succeed, with some workers signing to surrender union buttons. Non union drivers and coal teamsters resist rejoining and police protection will remain briefly to avert clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Order
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Teamsters
Express Companies
Frisco System Offers Cheap Round Trip Rates Through Sept 30 1905
Frisco System announces very low round trip fares to destinations across Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia through September 30 1905. For details call the undersigned and inquire about particulars. King’s Dyspepsia Tablets advertised as a cure for indigestion heartburn and stomach troubles sold by Clark Drug. J W Bolin attends Miller murder trial in Tecumseh Oklahoma where Miller is released on a $1000 bond. Pine salve advertised for sunburn eczema and skin dis eases and claims to heal cuts without a scar sold by Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
King’s
Clark Drug
J. W. Bolin
Tecumseh
Oklahoma
Miller
Clark Drug Co
Rainstorm injures crops in McAlester area
Two inches of rain fell in thirty five minutes this afternoon in McAlester Oklahoma Territory causing crop damage and flash flooding concerns.
Drake Named Assistant to Panama Railroad President
Assistant to President Shonts E A Drake will exercise all functions of Panama company president during Shonts absence after sailing to Panama. Drake holds roles as secretary and treasurer of the Panama Railroad company and takes charge while Shonts is away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. A. Drake
The
Panama Railroad Company
Shonts
Panama
Drake
Panama Company
Mrs Mary Hulse Dies After Drinking Ice Water
In Leavenworth Kansas Mrs Mary Hulse aged 50 died from heat after returning home on Olive street Thursday afternoon. She walked about six blocks and took a drink of ice water, dying within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Mary Hulse
Olive Street
Movement to Canada Rumored as Russian Expatriates Depart
The Douk hobors plan a large movement to Canada from St. Petersburg. The Yakutsk community is selling property and preparing to leave in a body. Thieves stole 16 horses from J. A. Potter near Liberal Missouri on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Canada
St. Petersburg
Yakutsk
J. A. Potter
Liberal
Baron Komura Arrives in Seattle for Peace Mission
Baron Komura foreign minister of Japan and one of the peace commissioners arrives in Seattle aboard the Minnesota. He and his party work on cipher dispatches and correspondence amid diplomatic duties as crowds greet them and officials welcome the envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Baron J. Komura
Japan
S. Hisamidzu
Barno Komura
Minnesota
Port Townsend
Hisamidzu
Arceta
Kemura
Great Northern
J. J. Hill
Baron Komura
Kallinger
America
Kelley Refuses Bond On Hoch Administration Demand
Topeka July 22 T T Kelly at noon Friday refused formally to give the 750000 bond required by Gov Hoch. He argued the requirement was excessive before the executive council and Gov Hoch replied. Kelly withdrew from the room and the council deferred action awaiting his return. Kelly stated he could not secure the necessary bond men. Gov Hoch refused to state his further action at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
T . T. Kelly
Gov. Hoch
Kelly
Four Men Named to Government Crop Retimatce Board
Secretary Wileen announced the four members of the statistical board to prepare government estimates of cotton acreage and yields and other crop statistics. The board includes Victor Olmstead D. Fessenden George K. Holmes and W. W. Long under the direction of Assistant Secretary Willet S. Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wileen
Statistical Board
Willet S. Hays
Victor Olmstead
Bureau of Statistics
D. Fessenden
George K. Holmes
Division of Foreign Markets
W. W. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senator Gore
T. D. McKeown
Mce-Keown
D. J. Kendall
Sec
Y. R. W. Cummings
Com. J. N. Brundridge
Wm. M. Guy
L. Galt
Reunion Notes
City National
Renees City
Evening News
Grand Arie
Eagles
Beilers
San Diego Harbor
Gany
Chicago Teamsters
Doal Teameters
Treck
Frisco System
Baron Komuro
Snake
Seattle, Wash
Kelley Refuses
Kansas
Will
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