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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

Page

10

Cook Returns Home after Pole Expedition Welcome

Dr Frederick A Cook arrives in America aboard the Oscar II amid a neighborly greeting. No official city or state welcome occurs, but crowds cheer as he reunites with his wife and children. He plans to present his Pole data to the public with witnesses and a formal report.

New York America Pole Frederick A. Cook Robert E. Peary Cook Explorer Arctic Club of America Fire Island Dr. Cook Mrs. Cook Jacob Bird S. Coler Brooklyn Grand Republic

Son-in-law fatally shoots man outside Oklahoma theater

Durant Oklahoma, Sept 18. J F Lamb was shot and killed by his son in law July Hampton at Caddo near Durant after a theater performance. Hampton seized his wife’s arm and allegedly forced her along the street. Lamb confronted him and Hampton fired hitting Lamb in the chest before fleeing.

Durant Okla J. F. Lamb July Hampton Caddo Here Lamb Hampton

Bailey After Bryan Defends Texas Platform of 1906

U S Senator J W Bailey replied to William J Bryan in Dallas opposing Bryans free raw material stance and urging low duties on both raw materials and manufactured goods Bailey argued the 1896 Texas platform aligns with the national tariff plank and defended protective duties while criticizing Bryans logic Randell challenges Bailey to a political confrontation over gifts from public service interests forcing a public test of loyalties.

Dallas Tex U. S J. W. Bailey William J. Bryan Bryan Bailey Texas Mr. Bryan Senator Bailey Democratic Party Randell Congress

Setting of Pontotoc County Criminal Docket October 1909

The County Court in Ada Oklahoma designates November 15 1909 and November 16 1909 as criminal docket sessions listing multiple liquor and weapons cases including State versus Brinslee Garratt Ellis Johnson Watson Rea and others. Criminal motion day is set for Friday November 12 1909 with motions invited in the listed causes. Joel Terrell County Judge signs and seals the notice.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma Bill Brinslee Dan Garratt Chas. Ellis Robert Eilis Jim Johnson Frank Thompson George Howard Et al Tom Thompson Burt Thompson Otis Palmer Dock Corbett Bill Watson John Smith Will Rea Staite Jess Browning Oscar Sanders Homer County Court of Office Ada

Two Eggs a Day From One Hen in Wilmington

In Wilmington on September 16 Lilbourne Martin a fourteen year old boy from 222 Woodlawn avenue displays a hen that occasionally lays two eggs a day and sometimes three within twenty four hours. The article notes this surpasses typical production and highlights the unusual poultry achievement.

Wilmington Del Lilbourne Martin William M. Martin Woodlawn Avenue

Relatives Visit Mrs Thomas Family Reunion at Home

At the home of Mr and Mrs C F Thomas a small reunion gathered with Mrs M E Boynton and Owen Boynton from Hickory and Mr and Mrs J S Boynton and baby from Oklahoma City. They returned today except Mrs J S Boynton who remained.

C. F. Thomas

Fire Destroys Daily Light Plant in Sapulpa

A gasoline explosion in an adjoining room at noon gutted the Daily Light office river city, Sapulpa Oklahoma. Damages around 5000 dollars with partial insurance coverage. The paper will be published from a different office in the city for now.

Sapulpa Daily Light

Poor Show for Potato Crop in Fort Gibson

Fort Gibson Oklahoma September 16 poor show for a full or second crop of potatoes due to dry weather. Potatoes not up yet and when they come the growing season will be short as frost typically arrives around November 10.

Oklahoma Fort Gibson

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Anthony Duncan East Central Normal School Chas. H. Briles Briles Department of the Government Emporia Kansas Pole Conqueror McDuff Uor Joe Hardin Ollie Lancaster Matt Lancaster Der Joel Terrell Main Furniture and Stores Ada Hardware and Furniture Co Sloans Nepperhem Ada, Oklahoma M. Levin C. H. Rives B. H. Mason M. B. Donaghey V. Pres J. W. Davis Planters State Bank Ada,Oklahoma Guaranty Fund State of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner& Hart Hart Schaffner Marx W. L. Douglass I. Harris
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