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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1906

Page

3

Questions for Fairbanks on Republican Indian policy

The piece asks Vice President Fairbanks to answer concerns about Republican actions in the Indian Territory. It accuses the party of land seizures 40 acres per Indian, biased inheritance, citizenship usage, and adverse treatment of Indians while favoring trusts and displacing farmers. It cites Hitchcock LaFollette and asks for clear endorsement or rejection. It portrays pressure from Indians and Republicans to expose alleged graft and stalled development.

Republican Party United States Indian Territory Fairbanks Grover Cleveland Hitchcock Congress Secretary of the Interior Coal Trust LaFollette Republican Congress

Okla homa and Indian Territory Anti Horse Thief Ass’n selects Pawnee for next session

The twelfth annual meeting near Oklahoma City ends with Pawnee chosen as the site for the next gathering. Officers elected for the coming year include President James A. S. Kirkwood Guthrie and Vice President Benjamin Young Bristow.

Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma and Indian Territory Anti-Horse Thief Association Pawnee James A. S. Kirkwood Guthrie Benjamin Young Bristow J.T. Secmtary Otto Charles Listen Esmond J. M. Littelton Meer W. W. Pierce Wetumka

Oklahoma seeks adoption of Call revised spelling

Guthrie October 18 L W Baxter territorial superintendent of education received a letter from the Oklahoma Federation of Woman's Clubs requesting that Professor Arthur D Call's revised spelling be adopted in the public schools of Oklahoma.

Guthrie L. W. Baxter Territorial Superintendent of Education Oklahoma Federation of Woman's Clubs Arthur D. Call Oklahoma

Cement Company Starts Sand Haul For Foundation Work

The Cement Company begins hauling sand this morning for foundation work on their large buildings. They will use 1600 loads and have had a force of men with plows and scrapers reshaping the road to ensure good hauling conditions for some time to come as all unemployed teams in the area are utilized.

Standard Oil Convicted of Conspiracy Under Ohio Anti-Trust Law

In Ohio on October 19 the jury found the Standard Oil Company of Ohio guilty of conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Valentine anti trust law. The verdict was read at 4 35 this morning after a 32 hour deliberation. The penalty may range from 50 to 5000 dollars per offense or six to twelve months imprisonment. The company plans a motion for a new trial and may appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.

Fuidisy Ohio State of Ohio Standard Oil Company of Ohio Thalf Axn Anard Udge Banker Tirdationen A. L. Batnes Sterdard Oil Company of

Serasis Motes Elects Delegates for Federation

Members elected to represent the club at the Joilian Territory Federation meeting in Tulsa October 21 and November 1. Delegates include Mesdames C. O. Barton R. King J. M King E H Lucas with Mrs HH Hodges as an education committee member.

Serasis Motes Serasis Mra Bolen Joilian Territory Federation Tulsa Qu. Mesdames C. O. Barton R. ¥. King Mesdames J. M King E H. tLucas

Havana Tornado Death Toll Climbs Amid Harbor Damage

Havana reports twenty deaths, all poor Cuban residents, with many sailors among the dead. Docks and harbor facilities suffered major damage as numerous boats sunk. Havana streetcars halted, telegraph failings left outside communication impossible, while Matanzas remained largely uninjured.

Havana Matanzas Nunez

New Fall Suits Measured From Sixteen Dollars

People are urged to bring old suits or overcoats to Nash to be redesigned. New suits will be measured from sixteen dollars. Ladies work specialty. Located at 148 261 W41-22 Cupid Flour at No 17. Guaranteed the best. A. L. Netties can fit you up. Tot.

Nash

Sinking of St Lucie Sparks Florida Coast Disaster

The steamer St Lucie, captained by Bravo, sank off the Florida coast after a tidal wave near Elliott Key. Reports say 28 dead, about 60 injured hospitalized, with parts of the Florida Fish and Produce fleet destroyed. A barge with 100 aboard reportedly lost 50 to drowning as rescue efforts continue.

Miami Fla St Lucie Captain Bravo Florida Florida Fish and Produce Company Adams Bravo Eliott Key Eiiami Elliott Key Bahama Islands St Lucie d Florida East Coast Railway Keys Key Largo

Walsh handles the White Swan can ned goods

Five room cottage for rent with reasonable rates advertised by H H C Tompson near the National Bank. Contact phone 17 95 tf for details about the rental and location.

Walsh White Swan HH. C. Tompson Ade Nat’l Bank

Democratic Oratory Flows In The Open Air Rally

Judge Furman spoke for over an hour at a Main Street open air rally by the Democrats. He attacked the Republican record, urged support for the district nominee, and called for voter organization and familiarity with election laws amid strong crowd applause.

Main Street Bienry M. Furman Burman Roosevelt Furman Republican Party Teddy

Cotton seed to Texas and seed shortage seen

Quik tie Oklahoma reports cotton seed from the Territory will ship to Texas and other boll weevil areas for spring planting. Texas planters seek seed, while ginners note car shortages hindering cotton shipments. About 20,000 bales expected from the 21 county area.

Oklahoma Quiktie Texas Millard Goodnight Pawnee Coyle Perkins

U S Court Adjourns After Three Week Fall Session

The U S District Court terminated a three week fall term at 3 30 pm Friday as non resident officials departed for home. Judge Dickerson reopens court Monday at Pauls Valley. The day included motions and orders with the W Alli trial ending in not guilty verdict on larceny and receiving charges.

U. S. District Court Dickerson Pauls Valley W. Alli

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