Editors Against Hitchcock Arrive in City on Special Train
The Dallas Commercial Club with eighty members arrived in Ada via a Frisco special train of six coaches greeted by local officials. Mayor Duncan welcomed them at Odd Fellows lodge and urged support for statehood as visiting dignitaries and the Hughes Manufacturing Co. president extolled Dallas as a trade hub. A Bulletin press car and corn and cotton exhibit accompanied the visit before the train departed at 12 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Texas
John V. Hughes
Hughes Manufacturing Co
Dallas
Howard Aye
Johnson
Ada
South
Governors Turned Down Deed Approval Rule
Muskogee Oklahoma Territory May 24 Attorney General rules the Secretary must approve deeds in a decision that affects governance and property transfers. The ruling clarifies official authority and reduces independent action by governors in land transactions.
Love's Trials end in marriage of young couple
Dawes commission received telegraphic instructions from the secretary of the interior about patent deliveries to allottees in Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. Attorney General holds secretary must approve deeds for legality. Stonewall Oklahoma reports a would-be marriage thwarted by a furious father but concludes with a planned wedding.
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Dawes Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Interior
Stonewall
I.T
Bud Blackwell
Iss Nellie McCaleb
Bud
Girl Bitten by Mad Cat in Anadarko
In Anadarko Oklahoma May 24 the daughter of contractor Steven Parker was bitten by a mad cat Tuesday night. She was taken to Apache for a madstone and her mother saved the child with a carving knife after the animal clutched the girl's hand.
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Anadarko, Ok
Steven Parker
Fifteenth Annual Indian Territory Press Association Meet at Sulphur
The fifteenth annual Indian Territory Press Association met in Sulphur with delayed arrival due to a wreck on the Frisco. Officials and members gathered for an informal reception at Bland hotel and heard welcome from Mayor J D Kendall. Officers were elected for the coming year and delegates named for the National Editorial Association in Guthrie.
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Indian Territory Press Association
Sulphur
Frisco
Bland Hotel
J. D. Kendall
Harry T. Kyle
South McAlester
Oklahoma
Hitchcock
Shawnee
Otis B. Weaver
Ada Evening News
Lewis Paulin
Grant News
Guy Crossett
Caddo Herald
Treasury
F. S. E. Amos
Cherokee Nation
Frank Lamb
Creek Nation
Harry Kyle
W. M. Erwin
Otis Weaver
Ada News
Splendid Territory Association
State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Association
W. O. W. entertains Walnut camp delegates
W. O. W. Adacamp No. No. bs hosted a Walnut camp No. 51 delegation from Center on Monday evening. Two candidates were instructed in the order's mysteries and four applications were favorably acted upon. Ice cream and refreshments followed as the local Camp was praised as a royal entertainer by the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adacamp No. Bs
WO. W
Walnut Camp No. 51
Center
Order
R.C. Roland
J. J. Copeland
J. A. Martin
C. H. Vaughn
T. A. Pendleton
W. W. Manning
Albert Martin
A. A. Austell
R. J. Brandon
Junior Medlock
J. W. Medlock
Don Dunagan
Snow Dunagan
F. C. Kreiger
J. B. Basinger
R. N. Basinger
A. T. Harper
H. W. Soward
W. B. Husband
J. W. Carter
C. E. Hyden and
Marsha Phillips
Snyder Relief Committee Thanks Ada Citizens for 90 Dollar Contribution
The Snyder relief committee thanks Ada citizens for a 90 dollar contribution after a cyclone. The letter from May 20, 1905, notes donations from Ada, details of relief efforts, and promises to report contributors and allocation of funds as funds and supplies are distributed to the injured and homeless.
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Snyder
C. T
W. ¢- Duncan
Ada
I. T
Snyder and Vicinity
Burnett
Relief Committee
Youngest 32nd degree Mason in U S Appears in McAlester
South McAlester Oklahoma May 22 Harper S Cunningham 33 degree inspector general of the Scottish Rite Masons says Ralph H Busby son of Deputy Inspector General William Busby has become the 32nd degree Mason at just over one year and two months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South McAlester
I. T
United States
Harper S. Cunningham
Ralph H. Busby
William Busby
Presumptuous Preacher Sparks Salary Debate in Kansas
A Kansas sermon firebrand questions clergy pay as promised salaries lag, noting past eras when ministers expected regular compensation and modern times when payments slip. The heated debate centers on financial reliability within religious communities.
Geronimo to Visit 101 Ranch in June Celebration
Lawton Oklahoma May 24 Word from the Interior Department in Washington grants permission for Geronimo the Apache chief to visit the 101 ranch on June 11 during the Indian celebration. He will go with an interpreter and Miller Bros will escort him back to Fort Sill where he is confined as a prisoner of war under tight government supervision.
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Lawton
Department of Interior
Washington
Geronimo
101 Ranch
National Editorial Association
Miller Bros. E
Miller Ros
Fort Sill
Weather and crop report for district sixteen
Director C N M Strong of the Weather Bureau issues the week ending May 29 crop report. Rains slowed work and left crops weedy. Wheat made good growth. oats heading out short with good prospects. corn small but cool and cultivated. Cotton slow growing with some replanting. Potatoes and gardens damaged by rain and hail but potatoes show promise. Grass and stock are doing well and fruit is good.
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C. NM. Strong
Weather Bureau
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Dallas Commercial Club
Odd Fellows Lodge
Freedom
Ardmore
St. Louis
Indian Territory
Hitch-Cock
Sgippur Etter
Congress
Atenace
National
Portland
Alahoma
Guthrie
Ees
The
of Justice and Editorial Association
Dpe Deen
Nations
Rossting
Interior Department
Oklahomea Association
Muskogee, I. T
Herdig
Mr. McCaleb
Vir. Blackwell
Moody
Mad Cat
W. O. W. Entertain
Sovereigns
Willeur Ana Makea
Energg
Mas Horr
Chitwood
Erate
Young
Mason
Kansas
Climate and Crop Report
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