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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
7
The Ada News prints a mix of notices and jokes about Otis B Weaver & Co proprietors and Ada post office status. A humorous quip questions Milwaukee milk famine rumors and asks if the drink made Milwaukee famous. The fragmentary text includes advertising rates and local marketing notes.
A professor argues that the Lord continually changes his mind about men, a stance that raises questions about the source of this conclusion and the nature of divine decision making.
Five thousand attendees converge in Louisville for a religious revival as Col. Watterson faces a quiet homecoming and anticipated reception.
Secretary Hitchcock issues order to Superintendent Swords to immediately remove 271 buildings within the Sulphur reservation. The Bland hotel is to be torn down.
A three year old child of Mr. bxon at Temple fell face down into two small water pools while playing. The pool was shallow and the child could not rise. Doctors arrived but the child was pronounced dead. The cause and circumstances of the accident remain unclear.
Government circles discuss Russo Japanese War trend while Ada schedules an Easter charity sale and an April 4 advertisement copy deadline. Town Council plans annexation and an April 4 election for multiple municipal offices with described lands to join the town limits.
Sherman Texas braces for the April 5 presidential visit as the city decks in bunting flags and buttons. School children help decorate and staff reception events while rail lines plan special service and excursion rates to handle a predicted large turnout.
Official notice declares the Ada voters will decide at the mayor's office on Tuesday April 4 1905 whether to annex specified territory to the town limits. G F Johnson Recorder signs the proclamation dated February 23 1905.
Ada residents note the dust fiend has plagued the town as dust blows through windows and doors. With enough water now available, a sprinkler system should be contracted and funded by nearby merchants, starting with a circulated plan and favorable water rates.
Cabinet announces no immediate move on Venezuela US arbitration issues. President Castro rejects arbitration and the case of the New York and Bermudez Asphalt Co. remains in court. No change planned, despite trips and Dominican treaty fallout. Netherlands contemplates forceful actions to free Dutch sailors and may deploy ships to Venezuelan waters in May.
In St Petersburg Bouligan met with Moscow officials seeking admission of municipal delegates to the imperial conference announced March 3. They urged free press discussions and public deliberations of the conference. The interview lasted one hour.
Miss Luella Huestis and her mother Mrs James H Huestis, both from Mount Vernon, had been in a 15 day trance and died after a mysterious coma. Doctors and hypnotists dismissed gas asphyxia and cited prolonged starvation and low vitality. A hypnotism expert suggested unconscious mutual hypnosis caused the deaths. The case has drawn national scientific attention.
Ottawa March 25. Dr Ami of the Geological Survey believes diamond wealth lies in the region between the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay in Canada.
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