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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
5
Local plea urges Ada residents to favor Ada stores over mail order firms and keep stock high. The Indiahoma Union Signal wins postal reclassification as a second class matter. Editors from two territories anticipate a Shawnee press meeting to share ideas and boost regional conditions.
A fiery Senate clash sees Bailey branding the president as clay and weak to plutocracy while Tillman lauds reformers like La Follette. The News notes editor W. L. Knotts’ death in Kansas City and reports a Zion City Church meeting dissolving into a violent free-for-all as Dowie denounces the Voliva faction amid jeers and arrests.
New York May 15 Carl Schurz notable publicist died at an early hour yesterday relatives and friends at his bedside His career included roles as diplomat senator and cabinet officer His death followed a stomach illness and a coma after a brief improvement Born near Cologne March 2 1829 he fled Germany and became a leading figure in American public life. New Orleans cotton movement reports show a steep season decline with Texas Indian Territory and gulf and Atlantic states all lower than last year totals.
Tupelo on the M K and T line seizes future railroad points with Oklahoma Central and M K & G projects in sight. Local banks led by C M motto and J F Floyd sustain growth as Dascomb Daniels Lumber Tupelo Lumber and multiple merchants and shops fuel a thriving commercial scene. The Tupelo Times is edited by Os M Stevens.
The case of J. E. Guier of Stonewall, charged with embezzlement, bigamy and adultery, is being tried today. Wife No. 2 testifies she believes in his innocence and has lived with him since January. A summons is out for Wife No. 1, reportedly in Arkansas, to testify if located. The defendant alleges he thought he was divorced from his first wife as witnesses are called from Stonewall.
First published May 10 1941 warning order in United States Co Indiana Territory. Giath diotaen court Spaulding Manufacturing Company plaintiff RB H Bowers defendant. Defendant warned to appear answer in Ada Idaho Territory in 8th day of May year 1941.
An advertisement warns of energy loss and health decline warning of Brights disease and urges prompt action. It touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a four fold restorative curing liver and kidney ailments, aiding digestion and bowels with a laxative effect. The ad urges buyers to insist on the genuine product with the large 8 on the label, price one dollar per bottle.
The Interior Secretary orders immediate distribution of all allotment patents in the five civilized tribes. Dawes commission will deliver deeds to Indians and to chiefs where patents are held. Creek nation has 5,927 undelivered patents, Choctaw and Chickasaw nations hold 26,400 executed patents.
A letter from Devoe & Co promotes long lasting paint and repeat business. It argues customers will return if paint lasts and looks good, comparing to durable shoes and water repellence, and notes pricing and regional offices in New York Chicago and Kansas City. It also advertises reduced photo prices for News Souvenir Album by Peerless Portrait Co.
First published May 16 41 Warning Order in the 6th District Ada Territory Ada National Bank of Ada I T vs J W Smith et al No 1484 defendants J W Smith D W Smith warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint Witness dated May 15 1906 U S Commissioner A G Winn J F McKeel attorney J E Grigsby appointed attorney for non resident defendants
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