Weather Threat Meets Hidden Currents in Canadian Waters
If this weather persists Ko restsvensky will likely steer his flying feet toward the Canadian waters.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
4
Ada Citizens to Visit Jerusalem in February
Five residents of Ada will travel to Jerusalem and the Holy Land in February. Upon return, a question about the river water color resembling Boggy will be finally settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Jerusalem
Holy Land
War Toll Shrinks Russian Fleet in Early 1904
The report notes Russia has lost numerous battleships, gunboats, ironclads and torpedo craft since February 1904, while Japan has sustained fewer ships, highlighting the growing naval imbalance in the war.
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Russia
Man who murdered sixteen wives vows to die as a Christian
A report states JOHANN Hoer, infamous for killing sixteen wives, declares he will die like a Christian. The piece notes the difficulty of believing such a man can die with Christian resignation without multiple rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoer
Storm cellar seen as comfort for storm shy men
The Dallas News notes that having a storm cellar offers comfort even if death is unlikely and a storm may not come. It argues the shelter contributes to contentment and happiness and should not be sneered at by storm shy individuals.
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Dallas News
Cure. Snow Liniment praised for curing old chin sore
Sid Sores of Westmorland Kansas reports Snow Liniment cured a stubborn chin sore thought to be cancer after other treatments failed. He recommends the product and notes his sister Mrs Sophia J Carson of Allensville Pennsylvania also has a sore she fears may be cancer and asks for a 50 cent bottle. Sold by Clark Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmorland
Kans
Ballerd
Snow Liniment Co
Sophia J. Carson
Allensville
Miffin Co
Vicase
Clark Drug Co
Memorial Notice for George L Bowlin Lightning Death 1905
A memorial by the Ada camp of the M W A and Lee Smith Memorial Committee honors George L Bowlin who died when struck by lightning on May 12 1905. It conveys condolence to his family and praises faith in divine rest and the fraternal bond of craftsmanship and providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Bowlin
Jerusalem
Israel
Messias
Jesus
Tere
Providence
Mercy
God
Brotherhood of Man
Philip Livingston
I L. Cooper
Lee Smith
Ada
Electric Bitters Restores a Cherokee Man's Health
A Cherokee Indiana man named C F Collies recovered from severe kidney disease with Electric Bitters. He endured backache, headaches, and low mood before finding relief and full health. The tonic is sold by Clark and Dr F Z Holley druggists for 50 cents with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Collies
Cherokee
Clark
F. Z. Holley
Ozark Mining & Development Co Formally Organized
A stockholders meeting in Stevens Point Wisconsin organized the Ozark Mining & Development Co led by W W Taylor C F Lahn D N Alcorn F L Ditle TH Hanna FE t Rogers and others The board chose T H Hanna as president F L as vice president W W Taylor secretary treasurer and C F Lahn manager The project aims to develop a lead and zinc claim in the Ozark mountains Arkansas with strong ore indications and a nearby railway after a 55 foot shaft signaled potential Paul Sims of Wisconsin is a principal promoter The firm is capitalized at 7600 with no stock for sale yet and offices to be kept in Stevens Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark Mining & Development Co
W. W. Taylor
C.F. Lahn
D.N. Alcorn
F. L Ditle
TH Hanna
FE T. Rogers
Boof
Lennon
T. H. Hanna
F. L . Sec
Treas
W.W. Tavio
C. FF Lahn
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Lahn
Paul Sims
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Wis
Jouphal
New Discovery Promises Cure For Coughs And Consumption
Consumer testimonial from William Myer of Dearfoss Maryland describes rapid relief and cure after trying various medicines. Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised as prompt relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and a preventive for pneumonia priced 50 cents or one dollar with a free trial bottle at local druggists Clark’s and Dr F Z Holley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myer
Dearfoss
Clark’s
F. Z. Holley
Farmer in Shelby County Pleads Guilty to Disturbance
A Missouri farmer disturbed-town, faced a warrant for disturbance, and agreed to plead guilty and pay $11 in fines and costs after being told he might be arrested. He chose to stay at work and send payment by rural carrier. The note ends with a reflective line about modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Notice to Truckgrowers Meeting About Potato Crop
Notice to truckgrowers calls all to meet at Labor hall on Saturday June. At this meeting definite action will be taken regarding the potato crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Hall
Togo Wins Naval Battle Arouses British Jubilation
London reports surge of public interest as Togo defeats Rojestvensky in a decisive sea clash. Editors call it Trafalgar of the far east with bloodless victory noted by Daily Telegraph, while eager to see details and possible peace moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Togo
Rojestvensky
Trafalgar
Aboukir
Daily Telegraph
Far East
Nelson
Manila Bay
Santiago
Russia
Tovro
Lewation
Vladimir Molomach
Rojest- Varsky
Vre Vyladivosto
Trial of Browne Bank Misappropriation Interrupted
Sioux City May 31 Judge Reed dismissed the jury over alleged juror tampering in the W E Browne bank misappropriation case. Juror James Carter and banker Frederick Watkins were questioned after Watkins allegedly offered to lend money to Carter in a saloon. Browne’s trial, in progress ten days, was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Reed
Federal Court
W. E. Browne
Storm Lake National Bank
James Carter
Sioux Rapids
Frederick Watkins
Hawarden
Browne
Carter
Watkins
Oklahoma Governor Appoints Exposition Commissioners
Gov Ferguson names Luther Martin now of Portland FE L Peckham president of the Denver Enid and Gulf RR Mrs Addie Hemings house assistant territorial librarian to serve on the Lewis and Clarke exposition commission in Portland Oregon Ferguson to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Ferenson
Ohkliahor&t
Portland
Ore
Luther Martin
Kay County
L. Peckham
Denver, Enid & Gulf Railroad Company
Addie Heminghouse
Territorial
Ferguson
Treasury investigation to begin in Kansas inquiry
Topeka May 31 The Treasury Department will be investigated by Haskins and Sells with expert Chicago accountants assigned to the state treasury The governor and advisory board decided Monday that the inquiry should start with the treasury department amid campaign charges against it and the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins & Sells
Chicago
State Treasury
Treasury Department
Roosevelt Aide Describes June 1 White House Program
Portland report notes William Loeb secretary to President Roosevelt states the June 1 program for the Lewis and Clarke centennial opening at the White House will closely mirror the Louisiana Purchase exposition opening last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Wiliam Loeb
Roosevelt
White House
Britt signs with Hayes Valley club for July bout
San Francisco reports James Britt has joined Hayes Valley club to face the Hanlon Corbett bet winner. The bout is planned for July but details are not yet arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
James Britt
Hayes Valley Club
Hanlon-Corbett
Wife of Gov Ferguson Falls Ill in Tonkawa
Mrs. T. B. Ferguson wife of Governor Ferguson who is visiting Tonkawa Oklahoma with her husband became dangerously ill while attending the university preparatory school commencement ceremonies on May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonkawa, OK
T. B. Ferguson
Gov. Ferguson
Panama Canal Employes Quit Over High Living Costs
Eight former Panama Canal Commission employees arrived on the Orizaba from Colon saying they resigned due to high living costs and health conditions at the isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama Canal Commission
Orizaba
Colon
Cassini Meets Roosevelt On Taft Japan Visit
In St. Petersburg on May 3, the foreign office says Ambassador Count Cassini spoke with President Roosevelt about Taft's anticipated trip to Japan and the Philippines. The exchange was unofficial and the president stated the visit carries no political significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Count Cassini
Roosevelt
Taft
Japan
Philippines
Russia Accepts Losses After Naval Defeat at Sea
May 31 St. Petersburg reports a catastrophic Russian naval disaster as Admiral Rojestvensky’s fleet suffers near annihilation. Despite hopes, Japan’s pursuit continues with few ships left, prompting calls for peace and a shift toward diplomatic talks led by Delcasse and possibly Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Rojestvensky
Trafalgar
Togo
Nebogatoff
Russia
Japan
Pacific
Cronstadt
Friends of Peace
Ro Vstvensky
Heer
Straits of
Melacca
France
Associated Press
M. Delcasse
Roosevelt
Spanish Statesman Dead in Madrid After Illness
Francisco Silvela, renowned Spanish statesman and former prime minister, died in Madrid after a brief illness. A lawyer who entered the Cortes early, he served as interior minister in the Martine Campos cabinet and twice led the Conservative party, uniting factions through skillful alliance building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Francisco Silvela
Sener Silvela
Cortes
Congress
Martine Campos
Sagasta
Tragic drowning of Mrs Paulson and two children near Dewitt
Mrs Julius Paulson killed herself and two of her children by leaping from a bridge into a creek at Dewitt Ta. The third child survived. Police report details and suspected motive under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt, Ta
Julius Paulson
Honolulu Lawmakers Cut Appropriations After Adjournment
The Hawaii territorial legislature adjourned with national guard funds and a 35 year government band appropriation rejected. The band may be funded by citizens, and the guard is expected to shrink or disband. Opponents argue Gov. Carter can use federal forces under army regulations, asserting federal supremacy over state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Japan
Territorial
National Guard
Carter
Army
Natural Gas Rates in Pittsburg Pa
Pittsburg May 21 The Philadelphia company the largest producer of natural gas there quotes rates for domestic use 27 cents per 1000 feet with 2 cents discount for early payment manufacturing 7 10 and 15 cents per 1000 feet and a special 5 cent rate for charitable institutions such as hospitals and homes classed with manufacturing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Company
Folk Congratulates Weaver in Philadelphia Telegram
Mayor Weaver received a tele gram from Missouri Governor Folk urging continued fight against corruption. Folk praises the united support of the American people and their conscientious hearts behind Weaver’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Weaver
Folk of
Missouri
America
Adams Joins U S Court of Appeals in Thayer Vacancy
St Paul May 31 Judge Elmar B Adams of St Louis qualified as United States district judge in the eighth circuit and will sit on the court of appeals Tuesday to fill the seat left by the death of Judge Thayer Adams previously served as a district judge for the eastern district of Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlanm
Thayer
St. Paul
Elmar B. Adams
St. Louis
United States District
Eighth Judicial Circuit
United States Court of Appeals
Adams
District Court
Eastern District of Missouri
Hiss Kiang of Spain Plans Royal Route Protests
May 31 The police take extreme measures to prevent a socialist demonstration against King Alfonso. Trades councils adopt resolutions to hiss the king along his planned routes. Anarchists distribute circulars warning of danger in witnessing the royal procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiss Kiang
Spain
Paris
Alfonso
Irrigation Committees Planned West Tour Details
Harriman lines have arranged rail transport for a U S senate and house committee on irrigation and arid lands. The group will tour western irrigation projects and needs for government work. De Forte will depart Kansas City in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harriman Lines
United States Senate
House Committee On Irrigation and Arid Lands
de Forte
Kansas City
David W. Ross Named Purchasing Director for Panama Canal
David W. Ross of Chicago has been appointed purchasing director for the Panama Canal, heading transport purchases for the project’s construction years. He will relocate to Washington with headquarters set there after June. The role carries vast financial responsibilities amid planned supply orders and tariff concerns discussed by the president and secretary of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Ilinois Central Railroad
Panama Canal
Ross
Washington
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Otis B. Weaver
Eorrors
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Lee L
Nat Bank
H. M. Lisle
L. M. Doss
NEW Mining Company
Ozark Mining & Development Com
Pany
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Portland Commiss
Topeka
Kan
Treasury
Britt
Gov. Perguson HS
Pat
Briet Ulnesse
Canovas
Silveta
Silvela
David W. Ross
Piedmont
Crystal Ice
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