Miss Vera Fulton to Marry Frank Richardson in Sherman
Read of Ada area people and visits with Ada society figures. The piece notes Miss Vera Fulton of Ada will wed Frank Richardson in Sherman and then travel to Chicago Niagara New York and Princeton. The event involves families Bills Pryor Creek and the University of Princeton.
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W. F. Cassidy
Denison
Tex
Mike Cassidy
Cassidy
Oklahoma
Texas
J. W. Hays
C. A. Galbreath
Great Lakes
J. H. Fugate
Binger
Okla
McCain
Vera Fulton
Young Society
Sherman
Frank Richardson
Richardson
Ada
Bills
Chicago
Niagara
New York
Princeton
University
J. M. Lankford
Lois
Helen Turner
Pryor Creek
Lankford
Edwin Bean
Hazel
Katy
R. W. Wood
Denny
Death sentences affirmed for trio in Archie murder case
Oklahoma City verdicts uphold the death penalty for Elijah Turner Charles Posey and Bob Johnson for complicity in the March 9 1911 murder of W H Archie. The court notes Prather fired the fatal shot but finds all conspirators guilty and unchanged by commutations. Oct 4 set for execution.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma County District Court
Elijah Turner
Charles Posey
Bob Johnson
W. H. Archie
Criminal Court of Appeals
Furman
Doyle
Armstrong
John Henry Prather
James Holmes
Archie
State Capitol
Prather
District Court
Gov. Cruce
Holmes
Federal Court
Criminal Court
Retirement of well known Army officer James N. Allison
Washington dispatch reports Colonel James N. Allison chief commissary of the Eastern Division retired on account of age. A Civil War veteran and West Point graduate, he served as an Indian fighter in the West and commanded in the Spanish American War era campaigns in the Philippines. His departure leaves few Civil War veterans in active duty.
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Washington, D. C
James N. Allison
United States Army
Col
Allison
Thirty-ninth
Kentucky Infantry
West Point
Frederik D. Grant
George W. Davis
Frederick Schwatka
John McKinney
Wyoming
Col. Allison
West
Spain
Philippines
Union
Daniel W. Arnold
Quartermaster’s Department
John L. Clem
Chickamauga
QUA HEROES Tribute to Southern cause and battlefield heroes
A poem by Prof. A. L. Fentem read at a reunion praises Confederate heroes with imagery of sheathed swords and earned peace. It honors their sacrifice and the nation formed from their struggle. The piece ends with a call to remember the dead and celebrate reunion. The ad promotes Dr Simmon’s Squaw Wine as a women’s medicine for restoring health. It claims relief from inflammation and pain, priced at $1.00 per bottle from Gwin Mays Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. B. Allen
Sylvania
Ramsey Drug Co
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Home Cough and Lung Relief
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a safe home remedy for coughs and lung ailments. It claims quick relief from throat and lung troubles and lists cure for cold, croup, whooping cough, and sore lungs with prices 50c and 1.00 and a trial bottle offer.
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Dr. King
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