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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
4
The notice lists B. C. King as City Attorney and L. E. F. Mitchell as City Marshal indicating public appointments or elections for municipal offices.
For Mayor W. F. Baugh. For Alderman R Lo Jones W H B Massingale W M Coggins A A W Walker James Dodd. For Recorder Assessor and Collector W P Burch Marshal Zeke Putman. Scavenger Babe Williams.
In the Indian Territory promising legal careers grow as young professionals are welcomed. Joel Terrell of Detroit Texas has settled in Ada to practice law after graduating from Grayson College and the University of Texas Law School. He arrives highly recommended and is expected to contribute professionally and socially.
Friday at noon the home of John Keithley five miles north of Stonewall burned down with all contents. The fire started by children heating irons and branding landmarks left against the house. Loss estimated around $400.
In a dark outlook, nobles express great alarm as a peasant movement rises, challenging property rights and social order. Reports describe growing unrest, potential clashes, and calls for defense of landed wealth amid mounting tensions.
New York reports Gessler Rosseau, imprisoned for sending explosives to Cunard Pier, claims the Maine was destroyed by a bomb from his manufacture. He recounts building two machines, planning to sink Spanish ships, and a fatal error that led to the Maine’s destruction. says he sought to aid Cuban revolt and denies anarchist aims.
Tornadoes and storms struck multiple towns in Kansas Minnesota and Oklahoma causing extensive damage to hotels schools stores and barns. One fatality reported in Eldorado Kansas with injuries to Mrs Ida Madison. Ottawa and Lewisburg also suffered severe destruction.
Dispatch from St Petersburg reports peasant bands raiding in Chernigov Tamboff and other regions while nobles urge popular representation to stabilize property. Bolshevik style unrest grows in Kuban Georgia Mingrelia Kutais and Crimea with warships sent to Yalta after vodka shop wrecks.
March 28 dispatch reports Japanese forces advancing toward Chaouminodzi south of Gunshu Pass as Russian rear guard pulls back from Sipinghai. Russians sacrificed commissariat stores totaling 1.25 million dollars and army corps stores of 500 thousand dollars at Mukden, with much set on fire before retirement. General Kuropatkin ordered removal of stores but it was not carried out. an investigation will determine responsibility.
St Paul baseball club champions of the American Association arrived in Cincinnati and took quarters at the Norwood Inn for three weeks of practice starting this week.
A heavy wind storm near Madison Kansas destroyed the school building Elmer Fletcher's house and much farm property. Farmer Robert Thornton was knocked from a hay load and fatally hurt.
In Washington on March 29 a religious service at St Matthews for the late Senor Don Manuel de Aspiroz drew a large attendance. President and Mrs Roosevelt, cabinet members, the diplomatic corps, the supreme court, senators, and congressmen joined many officials and friends in paying respects to the deceased ambassador.
Names of attendees at a Monday night Eastern Star meeting are recorded including Mesdaimes Stevenson Hopgoat Bringhsim and Misses Hollo way and Brandon of Center. The note mentions a product claim about Por Dades Littl Liver Pills and its claimed liver effects.
An almanac cites seventy five year trust in German Syrup, asserting a single 70 cent tile or 75 cent bottle can speedily relieve or cure coughs colds bronchial or lung troubles and even cases of consumption. recommends consulting a doctor if no benefit after one bottle.
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