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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
8
Frank Hunter, a cowboy and son of an Indian Territory cattleman, serving fifteen years for manslaughter at Leavenworth, was granted a presidential commutation by President Roosevelt. He admitted the shooting in self defense and his friends had appealed for clemency.
Tuesday reports from Ada and surrounding precincts indicate a solid turnout with Fox Weaver favored for a large majority. By 3 30 p m Ada south side box 248 and north side 176 total, with overall Ada expected about 550 votes. Ed Sullivan notes near unanimous support for Weaver.
Marshal G A Porter announced 100 extra deputy marshals to enforce the law on election day for delegates to the constitutional convention. They will confiscate whisky and arrest malt liquor dealers, with strict orders to avoid voter intimidation and to preserve peace.
Judge W H Clayton’s Poteau ruling dispossesses Sans Bois Coal Co leaseholders and declares Chant City settlers intruders with no title. Citizens gain time to relocate as legal relief is urged for coal belt towns facing demolition of improvements and business.
A cold remedy promises to cure colds coughs croup and whooping cough by evacuating bowels. It offers a money back guarantee if not cured and states no opiates. For sale by G. M. Ramsey.
Topeka Plaindealer reprints a warning urging Black residents to prepare for violence and resistance as Texans and Arkansans push for Jim Crow in Oklahoma. It calls for self defense, organization, and vigilance against alleged lynching and oppression by political allies.
The Rev Ira R Hicks resumes publication of his popular Almanac for 1907. Available from Word and Works Publishing Company 2201 Locust Street St Louis MO for 25 cents postpaid. One Almanac accompanies every subscription.
T P McGuyre of three miles north of town lost his home and all contents last Thursday evening at 5 30 o clock. The origin of the blaze is unknown, flames starting in the upper story.
Advertisement notes Dade's Little Liver Pills for sale by G. M. Ramsey promising tone the liver and cleanse the system with no griping. Casual catalog-style pitch highlights health claim and vendor name.
A letter from F. W. Devoe & Co asserts Devoe lead-and-zine paint provides full measure and quality, recounting a dealer dispute in Grove City Pennsylvania over paint quantities and purity. The firm warns buyers to trust Devoe, claiming rivals practice short measure and inferior products.
The entry 3462 for John Anchmen of Ahloso shows he held No 3462 and won the chair at Harris on a Saturday. Readers are invited to Pol ed stoves or setups via Cor nan & Owen at phone 279.
First published notice in the United States Commissioner's Court Indian Territory Southern District. Plaintiff Dr G W Burns sues Leonard Womack. Womack must appear and answer within thirty days. Witness A G Winn U S Commissioner dated October 30 1906. Crawford Bolen attorneys B C King non resident.
In New York on election eve, betting closes near even for Hughes to win by around 100,000 votes over Hearst. Large wagers appeared rare, with totals estimated at about 1.5 million laid since the campaign began, including a notable 12,500 to 2,300 bet fixing odds at 5 to 1.
Clarence B. Douglas sells the Muskogee Phoenix to a local democratic syndicate for 40000 with possession set for November 10. He bought the paper under 5000 debt five years ago after it suspended, turning it into a leading republican paper of the two territories. The deal includes a modern home and suburban property, boosting assets beyond 50000 plus 1200 in personal expenses, claimed as the value increase and earnings.
The United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District warns defendants J W Carter and J K Mosby to appear within thirty days and answer Jim Gift's complaint. Witness Judge J T Dickerson and the seal dated October 1, 1906. Clerk C M Campbell deputy A H Constant attorney B C King for non resident W C Edwards. 169-41 No 877
S C Blair school superintendent of St Albans West Virginia credits Electric Bitters with curing his daughter of St Vitus Dance after other treatments failed. He reports three bottles produced a complete cure. The remedy is advertised for nervous complaints debility female weaknesses malaria and impoverished blood. Available at local drug stores for 50 cents.
Mrs. S Rosinthal of Turner Michigan endorses Chamberlain's Cough Medicine as the sole effective remedy for croup for herself and children. The medicine is available for sale by G M Ramsey.
Norman Oklahoma November 2 reports say Texas University football lost to Vanderbilt 45 to 0 and Sooners fans hope for a clean victory this year. Attitudes favor Oklahoma with Owens developing a light speed team despite Vanderbilt blowout.
The Tri-State Medical Association and the Southwestern Medical Association met in Oklahoma City with 400 delegates and merged under the name of the Southwestern. Dr. Rosser of Dallas moved the merger. Dr. B S Messenbaugh and Dr. L H Buxton spoke. Dr Jabez N Jackson read the constitution, which was adopted. The session continues today.
The preliminary hearing of O. L. Williams, held in the federal jail at Ardmore, will be held Thursday. Williams is charged with securing money under false pretense and has been in jail since his arrest a few days ago.
In Alliance Kentucky F N Tackett endures a severe lung bleed and cough. He attributes his recovery to Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption after four bottles. claims permanent cure. Sold at local drug stores with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. trial bottle free.
Good Farms seeks cash in advance rental for one year or longer. Two well improved peat land farms, each about 65 acres in cultivation, located four miles from an unspecified point. Land is described as peat quality and suitable for farming.
A. C. Stickel of Miletus West Virginia reports a dangerous hip surgery to remove a malignant ulcer the size of a hand was prevented by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He says persistent use completely cured it. The product also cures cuts burns and injuries priced at 25 cents at local druggists.
The notice urges candidates to print cards announcing their candidacy and solicit support. It argues that handing out cards helps acquaint voters and can win votes. The message emphasizes a respectful tone and personal outreach.
Leader Mrs. Bills reports on delegates at the Chapter V meeting held November 6, 1900. Hostess Mrs. Beard arranged the gathering with members from the local circle.
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