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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1906

Page

3

Indian Territory schools face closure over Curtis bill riot

Indian Inspector Wright seeks instructions as 700 schools may close leaving 5 000 children without access. Superintendent Benedict warns closure would outrage residents and halt many interior schools. State troops guard Muskogee amid mob violence burning and stoning colored homes as riots spread through the city.

Muskogee I. T Wright Sec. Hitchcock Indian Territory Anlees Congress Supt J. D. Benedict Curtis Supt. Benedict

Ardmore Appointment Reshapes Oklahoma Jail Staff

United States Marshal Porter announces E. E. Skeleton of Muskogee as assistant jailor with the new force to take charge tomorrow. W. A. Niblack replaces J. D. Halsey as jailor, signaling a near complete turnover. Porter denies claims he is a western democrat, stating he votes Republican and will aid the party in the southern district without active political involvement.

Ardmore I. T United States Porter E. E. Skeleton Muskogee W. A. Niblack J. D. Halsey

Riot and Race War in Springfield Expands with Troops

Springfield Ohio March 1. The riot and race war that began Tuesday night after the shooting of M M Davis a railroad man by Ladd and Dean colored was continued last night with eight companies of troops in the streets and spasmodic clashes reported throughout the city. Rebels and federal troops maintain a tense standoff as curfews and checkpoints slow daily life.

Harrison and York Streets Springfield Ohio M. M. Davis Ladd and Dean

Cannon Alters View on Statehood Bill Amid Politics

Washington reports indicate Speaker Cannon may allow amendments to the statehood measure and seek to remove references to Arizona and New Mexico in a Senate joint conference, aligning with supporters of the Foraker amendment. Indian Territory and Oklahoma may be admitted instead. In Alabama a cyclone near Meridian floods and devastates the city, killing about 150, destroying business areas, and cutting communications as rescuers search through the wreckage.

Washington Cannon Senate Joint Conference Arizona New Mexico Indian Territory Oklahoma Foraker Mobile Ala Meridian Armour Packing Company Union Depot Armour Theestern Union Telegraph Company Postal Telegraph Company

Good Councilmen Sought by Fourth Ward Democrats

Fourth ward Democrats met Friday night at Crawford and Bolen law office to select potential councilmen. A secret ballot named W. C. Lee and A. R. Suggs as top choices, with no binding outcome for nonattendees. The caucus also urged moving the 4th ward polling box to the west end of 12th street to avoid contamination.

Crawford & Bolen Messrs. W. C. Lee A. R. Suggs 4Th Ward 12Th Street

Pneumonia Claims Share of November Deaths in New York and Chicago

During November and December 1903 one fifth of deaths in New York and Chicago were from pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents pneumonia. Do not risk a cold wearing away when Foley's Honey and Tar will cure you quickly and prevent serious results. Clark Drug Co. and Mason Drug Co.

New York Chicago Foley Clark Drug Co Mason Drug Co

Sunday Wedding at Dor land Hotel Unites Tucker and Roberts

Sunday afternoon ceremony at the Dor land Hotel conducted by Rev. T. L. Rippey joined W. E. Tucker of Pauls Valley and Lettie Roberts of Coal Gate in matrimony. The couple departed Monday morning for their new home.

Dorland Hotel T. L. Rippey W. E. Tucker Pauls Vailey Lettie Roberts Coalgate

Five Tribes Land Bill Passes After Senate Amendments

Washington March 3 The senate approved a bill to settle affairs of the five civilized tribes and sent it to conference after extensive amendments. A substituted alienation clause allows tribal landholders under twenty five years to transfer lands subject to congress removal, with leasing rights for full bloods and homesteads under interior secretary rules.

Washington Senate House Congress Secretary of the Interior

Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure Promises Quick Vim

An advertisement claims malaria steals mental vim and limb vigor, but can be restored by Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure. It touts superiority to quinine, no head effect, pleasant taste, and a money back offer from Clark Drug Co.

Second Ward Caucus Urges Rinard and Bills to Run

Democrats of the Second Ward held a Saturday caucus to discuss aldermanic candidates. They decided to urge John Rinard and J E Bills to enter the race.

4Th Ward John Rinard J. E. Bills

Lawmakers Busy in Chickasaw Legislature at Tishomingo

In Tishomingo Oklahoma Territory on March 2 the Chickasaw Legislature held a full day of sessions with all members present while Governor Johnston stayed in his office. The House passed Bloomfield Academy funding as part of school bills and other academies will be considered individually. Senate agenda still held eight bills with possible midnight adjournment looming. debate over tribal government tenure and potential Washington actions dominate sentiment as the legislature nears its final day.

Tishomingo I. T Chickasaw Gov. Johnston Bloomfield Academy Senate Washington Congress

Man protests delay in marriage license under new law

A Tecumseh man caused a scene at the probate court last week when a bystander explained that a license cannot be used for fifteen days under the new law. He demanded immediate use of the license and threatened contempt until the clerk explained the rule.

Pastor Williams Resigns Amid Ada Church Service

At the forenoon service on Sunday the Presbyterian Church accepted Pastor Jnc A Williams resignation effective April 1. He is the pioneer pastor of his denomination in Ada and served four years, leaving a noted impact on the community. He will accept a pastorate at Durant. XXth Century Club program includes Roll Call Current events Lesson Austrian Town and Country Life, Leader Mrs Snead Magazine Study Carol and Meissonier Hostess Miss Scott.

Presbyterian Church Jnc. A. Williams Brother Williams Ada Durant

Indian School Suspended By Teacher Near Town

Miss Fannie Hooper, teacher at the Indian school near town, closed the institution last Wednesday amid expected territorial school suspensions. She plans to enroll in Brevard Business College courses.

Fannie Hooper Brevard Business College

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Man, Beckman Cincinnati Lowden & Shirley Mangled Farm 2Nd Ward Pastor Williams Carol Meissonier Miss Scott Indian School Excelsior Seed Farm Cheraw. &. C. Oe Brevard S. A. Steel Ada, L. T The Ada National Bank Tom Hope Frank Jones MO. L. Barringer Orville Snead Ind Ter Farmers Loan & Trust Co Ada, Lindian Territory Farmers Loan and Trust Co Oue Ardmore Loan and Trust Co Ss. M. Torbett Sec. and Treas L. Reed H. T. Douglas, V. Pres 1St National Bank of Capital Stock Little Brothers South Side Main Street Otis B. Weaver Ada Real Estate Beautiful Sunrise Addition Prospectors Weaver Building 12Th and Broadway Peat Sprague Bros., Jewelers
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