El Reno Judge Lowe Dies During Masonic Work
Judge J. Lowe of El Reno collapsed and died while engaged in Masonic duties with last sight at Piedmont. A Rush County, Indiana native born in 1846, he lived in Washington Kansas for years and served as a Kansas Democratic congressional nominee twice. The funeral is set for Bandas afternoon with state officials and district judges in attendance.
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Rich Negro Murdered Near Moore Creek
Andy Dean 55, one of the region’s wealthiest Black farmers, was shot from his horse and killed in Moore Creek bottoms near Skmulgee while returning home at dusk. No clear motive or suspect. sheriff and bloodhounds called in as investigators scour the area. Dean left a wife and six children and owned several fine farms.
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Andy Dean
Moore Creek
Skmulgee
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Okmulgee
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Muskogee
Prisoner burned to death as jail destroyed by fire
A black prisoner named Russell was burned to death while attempting a jail escape as a fire spread and destroyed the Du cas Arkansas jail. Neighbors rushed to help but could not release him during the early morning blaze.
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the Gazette
Ducas
Ark
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Ciéapas
Farmers State Bank Ada Oklahoma Notice
Local financial notice from Farmers State Bank of Ada Oklahoma referencing a box 29d in a written notice. The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide complete action or deadline details.
Owen Sanguine of Success Met in 10tc Rs 4
Robert Lee Owen of Oklahoma, visiting due to his mother's illness, discusses the 1900 election mood. He cites strong Bryan support in Oklahoma and predicts a safe majority and gains in Nebraska Indiana Massachusetts and West Virginia. He notes banks shifting to state banking after the deposit guarantee.
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
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Middle West
Have You a Baby Then Watch It Closely
A local ad warns parents to monitor infants for worm infestations and yellowing to prevent fatal outcomes. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a reliable cure sold by G M Ramsey. Also mentions Hamlin the photographer visiting in his car, touting high quality work and inviting readers to view his specials.
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Ada
Chas. Barrier
Irving
West 7Th and
Cherry Sts
G. M. Ramsey
Doan
Foster,Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hamlyn
Oklahoma
Pauls Valley
Pleasant Ey Ladies Benefit at Methodist Church
The Methodist church ladies held a pleasant evening fundraiser with music by Mrs Spell and Miss Lucas and readings by Miss McGee. A quartet of L T Walters F E Boman Joe Guest and W E Hardin performed as part of the program. Also noting the return of Mr and Mrs W E Moore Violet Ina and Grandma Borland from a Wyoming mountain vacation and Jack's mountain trout tales.
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O. B. Weaver Agencies Promote Insurance and Real Estate
The text advertises the O. B. Weaver Fire Insurance Agency and the O. B. Weaver Real Estate Agency as trusted providers. It claims long service by insurance firms and implies Ada real estate bargains due to historic property ownership.
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O. B. Weaver Fire Insurance Agency
O. B. Weaver Real Estate Agency
Ada
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