Assault Ends in Amputation of Suspect in Muskogee
Col Thomas Marcum was slashed at his home by a negro named James Johnson who later fought Officer Depew. Johnson’s ax attack led to a pistol shot injuring the officer and a severe arm injury to the suspect. The prisoner underwent shoulder amputation after incarceration and surgery.
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Muskogee
I. T
Thomas M. Marcum
James Johnson
Claude Thompson
Marcum
Corner
Okmulgee
Johnson
Col
Depew
Drs
Frisco Meteor Derails Near Sasakwa Amid Vandalism
A northbound Frisco Meteor derailed near Sasakwa after rails were loosened by removed spikes. The train plowed into the ditch, sparing the cafe car. no deaths were reported. Authorities seek guilty parties amid ongoing vandalism troubles in the area.
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Sasakwa
Crfe
Limited Seats Atopera House Dress Rehearsal
A dress rehearsal at the opera house drew few seats left and local celebrities are set for planned surprises. Ticket buyers, especially ladies, are urged to visit Clark's Drug Store soon to confirm their requested cuts.
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Opera House
Sears
Clark’s
Oil well project announced in San Barbardino
The California Chickasaw and Asphalt Oil Co. of San Barbardino Cal signed a contract with local merchants and citizens to dig a prospective oil well 1650 feet deep at a cost of 2500 dollars. The company deposited a 3 dollar bonus with Farmers Bank as good faith guarantee and has shipped part of the machinery. Work will begin at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot. I. T
California, Chickasaw and Asphalt Oil Co
San Barbardino
Cal
Rot Commercial Club
California
Farmers Bank
McGinnity to Pitch in South McAlester Series
Joe McGinnity, star pitcher, will spend a few days in South McAlester on vacation and will pitch two games in the series between South Town and Fort Scott, one for each club. J Lyon Collins, a stenographer, can take dictation in Choctaw or Chickasaw as easily as English. The Osage nation party nominates Chief Olohahwallah for governor with Chief Bacon Rind as assistant chief. Mosquitoes scarce in oil belt due to oil films on streams. Indian Territory Traction employees form a union including conductors, motormen, engineers and firemen.
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Joe McGinnity
South McAlester
South Town
Fort Scott
J. Lyon Collins
Owes Commission
Progressive Party
Osage Nation
Olohahwallah
Bacon Rind
Chickasha Raises Bonus for Canadian Valley Line
A mass meeting in Chickasha Oklahoma Territory discussed the Canadian Valley Western Railroad bonus proposal asking for $20,000. Chickasha already paid $2,000 for the survey and a committee was appointed to raise the remaining amount. The line will run 126 miles from Chickasha to Lehigh with grading starting at Lehigh soon. construction expected within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha
I. T
Canadian Valley & Western Railroad Company
Lehigh
Daily Capital Joins Associated Press In South McAlester
The Daily Capital of South McAlester was admitted as an AP member with exclusive city franchise. AP service will begin next Monday. A receiver for the Indian Territory Traction Co. remains in abeyance awaiting President Boyle and is not decided until January. Stockholder dispute may be settled amicably and debts paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South McAlester
I. T
Associated Press
Indian Territory Traction Company
Boyle
Jane
Oklahoma Supreme Court Denies Ellis Habeas Corpus Writ
The Oklahoma Supreme Court denied the habeas corpus writ sought by Frank Ellis who is serving four years in the county jail for the killing of Ferris Clayton a Dewey County boy last July.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Frank Ellis
Ferris Clayton
Dewey County
Socialists to Hold City Picnic With Chicago Speaker
Durant I T reports a socialist picnic planned for next Saturday drawing a large crowd. Chief speaker Walter Thoms Mills of Chicago will discuss The death by own action of Capitalism and The Coming of Socialism in the city event.
Regular Ada Lodge meeting on June 10 election of officers
Ada Lodge No. 5 A F A M holds a regular meeting at their hall on June 10 to elect officers for the coming Masonic year. All members are requested to be present. Chas A Powers M M
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Ada Lodge No. #5
Chas. A. Powers
M. M
Wagon unload marked by Reed and Harrison
A carload of Peter Schuttler wagons was just unloaded by Reed & Harrison, indicating a dealership or supplier activity tied to wagon inventory. The note references theSchuttler brand and the two parties handling the delivery.
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Peter Schuttler
Reed & Harrison
Morton Named Chairman of Equitable Board
New York June 10 Paul Morton accepted the chairman role at Equitable. He then received the resignations of President Alexander and four vice presidents. Hyde agrees to divest most stock to policyholders and Ryan represented holders in the equity move.
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New York
Paul Morton
The
Equitable
Morton
Alexander
Hyde
Tarbell
Wilson
McIntyre
Superintendent of State Insurance
Mr. Hyde
Thomas F. Ryan
Ada’s Opportunity Rally Heads Ada Toward Rail Push
Ada faces a pivotal moment as a third railroad knock at the door raises the likelihood of a fourth. Citizens unite to back the railroad proposal and pledges Ada will grow into a prosperous, well governed city in the new state.
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Ada
Electric Bitters cures severe kidney disease in Cherokee man
C. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa details his recovery from nearly gone kidneys and constant backache and low mood after using Electric Bitters. He credits the tonic with restoring his health and urges others with weak kidneys, liver, or stomach to try it, as guaranteed by Clark and Dr. F Z Holley druggists.
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C.F. Collier
Cherokee
Clark
F. Z. Holley
Kidney Cure Endorsed by Paducah Reader
L Yancy of Paducah Kentucky reports severe kidney disease treated by three Kentucky physicians without success. After using Foley's Kidney Cure the first bottle gave relief and three bottles cured him permanently, with a recommendation for the remedy sold by Clark and Mason Drug.
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L. Yancy
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
Clark & Mason Drug
Jury acquits Henry Pruitt in Rubottom murder case
After twenty hours of deliberation, a jury acquitted Henry Pruitt of the killing of William Rubottom, a prominent citizen, three years after the crime near Leon. The high-profile trial drew wide local attention.
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Ardmore
J. T
Jones
Henry Pruitt
Pruitt
William Rubottom
Leon
New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Cure and Pneumonia Prevention
Testimonial from Wm. Myers of Dearfoss Md credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing consumption in its early stage after other medicines failed. It advertises prompt relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and more. Sold at Clark's and Dr F Z Holley drug stores 50c and 1 no trial bottle offered.
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Wm. Myers
Dearfoss
Clark’s
Dr. F. Z. Holley
Robbery on Shawnee Night Leaves Suspect Arrested
A white man, name unknown, was slugged and robbed by a Black man in Shawnee on Wednesday night. The suspect fled but was captured by Deputy Brents after alighting from a Katy train. Sheriff Grace of Pottawatomie county was alerted and prepared to travel for custody. The assailant, nearly six feet tall with a bad eye, claimed innocence.
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Shawnee
Ada
Katy
Brents
Grace
Pottawatomie County
Fied
Man Arrests in Oklahoma City Assault Case
Shawnee Oklahoma reports Officer Jack Kelly arrested Sam Clayton of Oklahoma City on information he is wanted there for assault. Clayton allegedly knocked Harry Rayfield through a plate glass window, causing serious injuries.
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Shawnee
Jack Kelly
Sam Clayton
Oklahoma City
Clayton
Harry Rayfield
Herbine touted as energizing remedy in Temple ad
An advertisement claims languor signals liver trouble and promotes Herbine as restoring energy and health. J. J. Hubbard of Temple Texas praises it, saying it helped with chills and fevers after two years of use. Clark Drug Co sells it for 25 cents.
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J. J. Hubbard Temple
Texas
Clark Drug Co
Everything In a Name Car Ad Sparks Hair Color Jokes
Advertisement humor cites red headed men and auburn haired girls as a playful pitch. Mentions Ada fire department to keep heat down and references a carload of Pontiac buggies from Reed & Harricon.
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Ada Fire Department
Reed & Harricon
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted In Hutchinson Ad
An old Hutchinson Kansas ad touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for cold whooping cough asthma consumption and bronchitis. Mrs Joe McGrath of 397 East First Street praises the medicine after five years of use and Clark Drug Co. markets it.
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Joe McGrath
E. 1St. Street Hutchinson, Kans
Clark Drug Co
The First Step To My Downfall Cheating Editor
A retired criminal recalls his downfall began with cheating an editor out of two years subscriptions. He says that act gave the devil a grip he could not shake off, marking the start of his ruin.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Quick Bowels
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure bowel and stomach ailments. It promises relief from pain and headaches and lists Clark’s and Dr F Z Holley’s drug stores as retailers.
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Dr. King
Clark's
F. Z. Holley
Celebrated Moline implements advertised in local notice
Goods listed include sulky plows cultivators stalk cutters and black land plows sold by Geo. A. Harrison with a promise of good enough quality. Also mentions diseases of women treated by electricity and physicians Dre. Martin and Greer in the same ad.
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Geo. A. Harrison
Martin & Greer
Pontiac Buggies Arrive in Reed Shipment
A large consignment of Pontiac buggies arrives at Reed, signaling a surge in local transportation supplies. The delivery boosts inventory for dealers and may influence pricing and availability in the region.
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Dixie Minstrels
Roft
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SEC
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Harrison
K. C. Shop
East Main Street
Hickey Bros, & West
M. L. Powers
Little Brothers South Side Main Street
Ada National Bank
Tom Hope
Frank Jones
MO. L. Barringer
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
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