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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

3

Oklahoma Senate Debates Dispensary and Prison Reforms

Guthrie reports two bills by Hatchett and Davis to repeal dispensary provisions without substitutes. Gov. Haskell seeks parole for about 250 Oklahoma prisoners at Langsing Kan and relief from the thirty-day clause. Senate passes several bills, including Redwine for McAlester sentencing, and Russell-Keys real estate for minors. House advances school land and public safety measures as sessions close.

Board of Pardons Kansas House Congress Stewart Williams Pushmataha Choctaw Timber Reserve Senate Russell Tillotson Russell and Keys Russell County Landrum Redwine McAlester Japper Lawton Lansing Board of Control Davis Russell-Keys State Auditor Goulding Committee On Penal Institutions Meia I.e Eggerman Cordell Morris Roddie Insurance Mitchell

Oklahoma Division staff of 1909 announced for Confederate Veterans

Major General W. M. Cross unveils the official staff for 1909 including Adjutant General John L. Galt Ardmore and Chief Quartermaster John B Jordan Cleveland. Aids-de-Camp include J W Golledge Ardmore C J James Marietta and others.

Staf John L. Galt Ardmore B. F. Phillips Asher John B. Jordan Cleveland R. O D. Coleman McAlester D. M. Hailey Haileyville Sam Porter Mangum W. L. Byrd Ada J. W. Golledge C. J. James Marietta G. W. R. Chinn Oklahoma City J. W. Armstrong Norman H. H. Allen Davis W. C. W. Richardson

Horrible Hold Up Guides Brother to Cure

Washington man recounts his brother escaping a long battle with consumption after trying many doctors remedies. Dr King’s New Discovery cured him in six bottles and he is now well. It relieves hemorrhages coughs colds bronchitis la grippe asthma and bronchial complaints. 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free guaranteed by G M Ramsey.

W. R. Lipscomb Washington, N. C Dr. King G. M. Ramsey

Bewildering ties form from Dillinger Richmond marriages

In East Finley township two families become one through a father marrying his two daughters Lucy and Jennie. Lucy, 16, wed Henry Dillinger, while Jennie, 19, and the Richmond widow Mrs Maria Richmond wed Dillinger sons David and Charles. The three households now share a single home as the unions unfold.

Washington East Finley Henry Dillinger Maria Richmond Richmond Lucy Jennie Dillinger Charles David Lucy Richmond

Taft Seeks National Unity in Southern Visit

President elect Taft tells Atlanta diners the United States must be governed as a united people not a party. He vows honest tariff revision and opens on Tillman and Democratic lawmakers while praising Roosevelt and McKinley. He warns against partisan signals and urges political independence south of the Mason Dixon line.

Atlanta Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Taft South Roosevelt McKinley Tillman Congress

Manzan Pile Remedy Promises Swift Piles Relief

Personal experience claims immediate relief for all forms of piles using Manzan Pile Remedy. Applied directly to affected parts, it reduces inflammation swelling and itching. Guaranteed price is 50 cents sold by Gwin Mays & Co 54 w 3 mo.

Gwin-Mays & Co

Proposed Salary Increases Spark Senate Debate

Washington January 15. An amendment to the executive legislative and judicial appropriation bill would raise the president’s salary to 100000 and the speaker of the house to 20000 with 5000 for carriage and coachmen. Senators debated the legality and propriety of raises, Borah contending the changes amount to general legislation on an appropriation bill.

Washington House of Representative Senate Borah Idaho House of Representatives

Settlement Ends High Profile Breach of Promise Suit

Rosa Marsh sought 45000 from Frank A. Castanian, Braggs Bank president, in a sensational breach of promise and seduction case. The suit was settled out of court for one dollar and other consideration, with both sides signing to release all claims. Details of the settlement and amounts remain unspecified.

Rosa Marsh Frank A. Castanian Bank of Braggs Braggs Glennpool Rosa

Alice Robertson Wins Senate Confirmation for Muskogee Postmistress

Miss Alice Robertson, Muskogee postmistress, has been confirmed by the senate postal committee after earlier local Republican opposition. She received a confirming wire from Senator Hale of Maine. The announcement follows her reappointment by the president.

Muskogee Okla Alice Robertson Hale Maine Senate Postal Committee

Divorce Granted Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath

A western judge granted a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. Advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for constipation, liver trouble and related ailments. 25c at G. M. Ramsey's.

Dr. King G. M. Ramsey’s

Talley Wedding Ends Turbulent Tulsa Romance

Tulsa attorney Haskell B. Talley announces marriage to Pearl Borechoff, shocking observers who recall his near murder of Gretelle Pettus's father over a disputed romance. The affair had drawn prominent business and social figures into a sensational public dispute.

Tulsa Okla Haskell B. Talley Pearl Borechoff Talley Gretelle Pettus Miss Pettus Fis

Great Piano Sale by Lyon and Healy in Chicago

Lyon and Healy issue a massive list of fine and slightly-used pianos for a forced sale due to rebuilding. The stock tops 1,000 instruments with extremely low prices and monthly payment options. buyers are urged to request the detailed instrument list and respond within thirty days.

Lyon & Healy Adams Street Chicago

Corea Population Counts Cigarette Demand

Corea with a population of 20,000,000 consumes cigarettes worth 40,000,000 dollars annually.

Corea

Death of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky in St Petersburg

Noted in St. Petersburg on January 14 is the death of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky commander of the Russian fleet in 1905 when it suffered a decisive defeat by Japan at the Sea of Japan. He died in St Petersburg from heart neuralgia.

Rojestvensky St. Petersburg

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure

An advertisement claims deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured constitutionally, not by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation, with Toledo based F J Cheney & Co as sellers.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Tea garden collies wages in Ceylon range cents a day

The wages of the collies who raise tea in Ceylon vary from 8.33 to 11.66 cents a day. They are housed free and receive rice at cost prices.

Ceylon

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Fast Burns Heels

Historic ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the “earth’s greatest healer” for burns scalds wounds cuts and bruises claiming instant relief and rapid healing. It lists uses from skin eruptions to piles and markets the product at 25 cents through G. M. Ramsey.

Bucklen G. M. Ramsey

Eczema Cure Promoted By TeaseA ZEMO Patent Medicine

An early 20th century advertisement claims Eczema is curable with TeaseA ZEMO, a topical preparation from E W Rose Medicine Co of St. Louis. It promises rapid relief, germ destruction, and permanent cure, sold by Gwin Mays & Co.

E. W. Rose Medicine Co St. Louis Gwin-Mays & Co

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Oklahoma Guthrie, Okla Sena Tors Hatchett and Gov Board of Prison Kansas Probe Committee Langsing Kan Board of Agriculture Stafford Maxey Shawnee Roddie Loganeounty J. S. Morris O. Hooker Keys Five Civilized Tribes Cross R. L. Sneed Lawton J. K. la Rue C. L. Tenant T. B. Satterfield W. H. Primrose Perry T. C. Kendall Pauls Valley W. D. Mathews Weatherford E. J. Giddings T. B. Hogg William Tay Lor Atlas Charles W. McClelland Claremore Buck Rogers Checotah Chickasha J. R. Pulliam John M. Hall MR. Taft Conservatism Talleé Miss Alice Rojest Vensky Japan Ingram Paint, Co
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