Death of Bishop Charles B Galloway of Mississippi
Jackson Miss May 12 Bishop Charles B Galloway leading Methodist Episcopal Church Mississippi died at 5 am after a several day illness from pneumonia and heart disease. He was sixty and renowned as a pulpit orator writer missionary and prohibition advocate. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm from First Methodist with burial at Greenwood. Bishop Warren A Candler to officiate with other bishops in attendance.
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Jackson
Miss
Charles B Galloway
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mississippi
America
Galloway
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Warren A. Candler
Georgia
College of Bishops
Charles Betts Galloway
Kosciusko
University of Mississippi
Washington University
Tua Jane University
Mississippi Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
New Orleans Christian Advocate
Bishop Galloway
Japan
China
Korea
Brazil
Washington
England
London
Summer session opens at Ada under Prof Briles
East Central State Normal School Ada will begin a six week summer session about June 1 with the regular faculty in charge. The program emphasizes preparation for teacher certificates valid across counties and under reciprocal arrangements. Prof Charles W. Briles will lead the session and bring extensive experience from North Carolina Texas and Oklahoma schools.
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Ada
Prof. Briles
East Central State Normal School
Board of Regents
Charles W. Briles
Muskogee
The
Normal
Briles
North Carolina
State University
Indian Territory
Texas
Greenwood College
Wise County
Stephenville
Ladinia
Sherman
State University At
Austin
Standard Oil seeks Tulsa to New Orleans pipeline
Secretary Ballinger is considering Standard Oil's plan to build a Tulsa to New Orleans pipeline via Muskogee and to amend Garfield regulations to exempt the company from common carrier provisions. Garfield previously declined. Standard representatives hope Ballinger will authorize the change. If approved, construction would begin and Oklahoma headquarters would be established for Central West operations.
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Washington
Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Standard Oil Company
Tulsa
New Orleans
Muskogee
Standard
Garfield
Department
Tulsa-New Orleans
Oklahoma
Central West
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Advertised
From Saturday's Daily report a medical notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure promising cure for deafness caused by catarrh with a $100 reward for uncured cases. The item also notes a local construction update as work begins on a new Baptist parsonage near the church with framing nearly done and fast completion planned.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
New Baptist
How to Keep the Boy on the Farm
The piece argues farm youth migrate to cities for opportunity, not discontent at home. It cites Roosevelt and Bryan, notes farming vital to national prosperity, and urges public education, rural roads, better postal service, and telephone access to entice farm-born youth to stay, while acknowledging a long search for solutions.
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William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Hill
Western Electric Company
Notable Education Leader Honored Across Boards
The subject served as president of the Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and led Millsap College and Vanderbilt University boards. He also sat on the John F. Slater Fund trustees board, reflecting a broad influence in education and funding.
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M. E. Church, South
Millsap College
Vanderbilt University
John F. Slater Fund
Henry Starr Arrested at Bouse Arizona
Henry Starr the Oklahoma bank robber was arrested at Bouse northwest of Phoenix where he’d been since last November playing poker with Texas Jennie a former outlaw queen. The arrest was by Sheriff John A. Simpson Powers County Colorado state officer S W Fenton and Wayne Davis. Starr admitted his identity and will be taken to Amity Colorado for bank robbery trial. Rewards total $2 000.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Henry Starr
Oklahoma
Bouse
Leavenworth
John A. Simpson
Powers County
Colo
S. W. Fenton
Wayne Davis
Starr
Simpson
Fenton
Amity, Colo
Arizona
Tulsa Grand Jury Must Be Shown In Muskogee Case
Tulsa court reports that the federal grand jury weighing indictments on Muskogee town lot scheduling must be shown the law on intent and good faith. Danville witnesses testified as the townsite commission members and Indian agency official M F Early gave key testimony.
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Tulsa
Muskogee
Haskell
Marshall
Congress
Danville
Messrs
Dwight Tuttle
Townsite Commission
Ben Marshall
John Adams
Ohio
M. F. Early
Indian Agency
Thomas Hamlin
E. E. Boulding
Oklahoma Circular Urges Flag Display in All Schools
State Superintendent E D Cameron issues a 1905 session law circular to County Superintendents and Teachers urging every school board to own and display a United States flag. He stresses teaching flag history and designating June 14 1909 as Flag Day with school programs and future free instructional material.
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Guthrie
Okla
E. D. Cameron
Board of Education
Oklahoma
Arch Street
Philadelphia
United States of America
Betsy Ross
Congress
Union
Ex Gouvernor Guy promotes Sulphur to Memphis reunion trip
Ex Governor Wm M Guy of Sulphur says a large Sulphur turnout is planned for the Memphis Confederate reunion. Pullman tickets are $13 round trip with Memphis track access, or $11 without sleeper service. Ada urged to mobilize Oklahoma delegation representation.
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Wm. M. Guy
Ada
Memphis
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Bank Guaranty Circle Sets 4 Percent Limit
Guthrie Okla May 13 Bank Commissioner A M Young issued a circular to banks tightening limits on deposits. The note caps interest for state banks at 4 percent and says national banks offering higher rates cannot act as reserve agents for Oklahoma state banks, pressuring banks to match or lose state deposits.
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Guthrie
Okla
A. M. Young
Southwest
Young
Oklahoma
Riddle Dies After Auto Crash Near Salina
A P Riddle former lieutenant governor of Kansas was killed in an auto wreck five miles north of Salina while traveling from Minneapolis to Salina on a pleasure drive with four companions. Thomas Thomas drove the car. the others escaped with minor injuries. Riddle spoke his last words to his wife, asking to kiss mama for him, and died an hour later. Body taken to Minneapolis.
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Salina
A. P. Riddle
Kansas
Here
Riddle
Minneapolis
Kan
Thomas Thomas
Land Deal Secures Glass Sand South of Roswell
Walter L. Hutcheson bought from Calvin Perry 250 acres east of Roswell for 10000 dollars. Experts led by Prof. Charles Gould say the bed yields superior glass sand used for plate and cut glass. The bed extends over several acres to a depth of ninety seven feet and eastern glassmen show keen interest. A development push is underway.
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Roff
Walter L. Hutcheson
Calvin Perry
Chas. N. Gould
Decoration Day Declared for Jefferson Davis Birthday
General Order number seven designates June 3 as Decoration Day to honor Confederate soldiers buried across camps. It calls for services and grave decoration by sympathizers and Organization members, urging observance throughout the state. By order of William M. Cross Major General and attested by John L. Galt Adjutant General and Chief of Staff United Confederate Veterans.
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United Confederate Veterans
Oklahoma
Wm. M. Cross
John L. Galt
Caldwell warns repeal endangers Oklahoma school fund
Guthrie May 14 J S Caldwell counsel to the governor asserts that repealing the prohibition ordinance as applied to former Indian Territory endangers the 5 million dollar school fund and school land grants tied to statehood. He cites the secrecy of the April 22 1907 ordinance and the federal enabling act as binding to maintain the promises made to secure statehood and funding.
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Guthrie
J. S. Caldwell
Indian Territory
Caldwell
Sons of Washington
Property Deeds Record Transfers Across Ada Area
Warranty deeds show Robt E Blanks transferring lot 1 block 7 Capitol Hill Ada addition to Amanda J Weaver for 350 dollars. Wm W Daggs sells lots 9 10 11 12 block 3 Daggs addition to Ada for 300 dollars. Joe and Icy Marlan convey 46 acres in section 17 township 2N range 6W to Z K and J H McCoy for 37590 dollars.
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Robt
E. Blanks
Amanda J. Weaver
Capitol Hill
Ada
Wm. W. Daggs
E. S. Collins
Daggs
Joe
Icy Marlan
Z. K
J. H. McCoy
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