Earthquake Prophet Draws Fire and Fear in Kingston Omen
In Tules January 23 report Spangler the Philadelphia prophet who predicted Kingston’s destruction on January 12 missed by two days and warned the world of global disasters. Scientists reportedly support his theories but local officials and observers push back noting the fear and terror among crowds and the potential oil industry impact.
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Tules
I. T
Spangler
Philadelphia
Kingston
Frisco
Jamaican
Ben F. Ricen
Charles Page
E. F. Bechtel
Hulett F. Aby
Gabriel
Abe
Ben Rice
Lawton CattlemAn Arrested Here By Lawton Sheriff
E A Jeffries of Lawton Oklahoma was arrested by police and held for Sheriff C Edmonds. He is accused of disposing of mortgaged property. Jeffries arrived in Fort Worth with two cattle cars mortgaged to a Lawton bank. The cattle sale proceeds were held at the bank per request of Assistant Chief Allen. Edmonds telegraphed for Jeffries to be held for his arrival.
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E. A. Jeffries
Lawton
O.T
GC. C. Edmonds
Jefferies
Ft. Worth
Allen
Edmonds
Jeffries
Farmers Lecture in Anadarko by Alfred Boyle
Alfred Boyle, praised by the Farmers Union as a noted orator, will lecture to Farmers and Laborers of Caddo county in Anadarko on Saturday at 2 p.m. on January 26. His topic is Oppression Poverty Crime and Hell.
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Alfred Boyle
Caddo County
Anadarko
Boyle
Farmers’ Union
New Grocer Skaggs Brothers Open on East Broadway
Skaggs brothers recently moved from Missouri establish a modern grocery line in the Mahon building on East Broadway. Local wishes express hope for their successful venture.
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Skaggs Bros
Missouri
Mahon Building
East Broadway
Cross And Love Lecture At Holy Family Church
Rev Huffer delivers a public lecture titled Cross and Love at the Church of the Holy Family this evening. The noted speaker invites all to attend and hear his remarks.
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Church of the Holy Family
Huffer
Cross and
Revival Services At Court Mouse Reach Wide Attendance
Revival services at the Court Mouse conducted by Evangelists Beach and Beach progress well with a good crowd at every meeting and ministers doing strong work.
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Court Mouse
Beach
Arm of Apache youth severed near the elbow
A young man about eighteen named Wellet King of Apache lost his arm near the elbow in an accident. He is a nephew of W. W. Terry, a local resident. The report notes the mishap occurred in the vicinity and his exact condition is not detailed.
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Wellet King
Apache
Mr. King
W. W. Terry
Village Vagabond to Open at Opera House Tonight
Special Engagement Robert Sherman stages his new play The Village Vagabond with the greatest company in his managerial career. The show promises value for money at the opera house tomorrow night with prices 50c, 35c and 25c.
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Robert Sherman
Kingston Shocks Hit As Earth Trembles Again
Kingston Jamaica January 23 two earthquake shocks felt at 2 pm the heaviest since January 14. Several buildings collapsed causing alarm though no injuries were reported.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Teachers Examination Before Board Deliberations
Twenty eight white applicants and two colored teachers sit before the examining board today to take examinations for teacher certificates. The board members are Miss Maude Wivaman, Wm McFadyen and C Ross Hume.
Funeral of T F Yarnell At First M I Church
Funeral services for T P F Yarnell were held at the First M I Church this afternoon at two o clock with the Woodmen of the World in charge. A large number of dignitaries and citizens followed the remains to the resting place.
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T. PF. Yarnell Wes
M. I
Village Vagabond To Be Shown At Opera House
Local events note D D Hoag visiting Hydro on official business and W A Sanner from Mineo in town. Sam Ray in Apache for the afternoon, J D Rains of La Crosse a city visitor. Sam Wamsley, Grandview Democrat, in the city. Mrs W H Milton leaves for Rush Springs O T due to uncle’s illness.
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D. D. Hoag
Hydro
W. A. Sanner
Mineo
Sam Ray
Apache
J. D. Rains
la Cross
Sam Wamsley
Grandview Township
Opera House
W. H. Milton
Rush Springs
I. T
Tabulators report Kiowa Comanche pasture bids
From Stubblefield and Whalin records in Lawton paper offices, bidders show wide activity across Oklahoma Indian Territory. W A Cree of Ponca City led with 92 high bids on separate tracts, while R V Griffin of Norman had 58, and Mrs. Aldele French of South McAlvate 1820 bids on claims.
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Stubblefield
Whalin
W. A. Cree
Ponca City
R. V. Griffin
Norman
Aldele French
South McAlvate
I.T
Oklahoma
The New Towns in the Big Pasture
Col W L Miller reports progress on Kiowa townsite work with Ah pe a tone Isadore Quallah and Koon ke tah cy planned in pasture south of Lawton then west of Hobart. Field work aims by March 15 mapping by April 15 with lot sales to follow per Interior dates.
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Kiowa
Ah-pe-ah-tone
Chattanooga
Isadore
Frederick
Quallah
Lawton
Hobart
Koon-ke-tah-cy
Col. Miller
Secretary of the Interior
Anadarko
Democrat
Quanah Parker seeks larger payments for tribesmen
Quanah Parker, chief of the Comanches, says many tribesmen are very poor and he will seek government aid. He plans talks in Anadarko with J. P. Blackmon on Kiowa and Guineache pasture land and will later visit Washington to consult with President Roosevelt. He urges raising semi annual payments to 100 dollars per person and placing funds in the subtreasury to pay interest. He argues starting funds will help his people work and improve their condition.
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Quanah Parker
Anusdarko
J. P. Blackmon
Kintebe
Washington
Reoavell
Anadarko
Parker
Aad
Lawton
Remarkable Watts Family Of Cherokee Nation Produces Three Mayors
One of the most remarkable families in Indian Territory the Watts family of the Cherokee nation has produced three brothers who were elected mayor of their towns last spring. W J Watts arrived in 1871 and died in 1904. His sons Jessie G Watts mayor of Sullivan Charles G Watts mayor of Wagoner and Thomas J Watts mayor of Muldrow are all lawyers and prominent in their communities.
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Salliasw
T. Dan
Indian Territory
Watts
W.J. Watts
Cherokee Nation
Jessie G. Watts
Sullivan
Charles G. Watts
Wagoner
Thomas J. Watts
Muldrow
Village Vagabond to Open at Opera House
Review notes say Robert Sherman’s The Village Vagabond promises beautiful scenery and invites audiences to judge for themselves when the full production appears at the Opera House. Ticket prices are 50 36 and 25 cents. Also reported is a new bread wagon for Palace Bakery. Fort Sill court martial date fixed for Corporal Knowles in assault case against Captain Macklin at Fort Reno on February 15.
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Robert Shermans
Opera House
Military Board
Fort Sill
Corporal Knowles
Capt
Macklin
Fort Reno
Senator Tillman Again to the Pront
Senator Tillman portrays the Senate as a rare show and admits humor in the Congressional Record. The remarks liken the body to a spectacle, reflecting the public view and drawing Lewes readers into the debate on Senate dignity.
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United States Senate
Congressional Record
Tillman
Senate
Ben
Lewes
Lena Austin Bride Weds HB Ogle At Home Romance
A home wedding last night at 8 F Austin residence on South Boundary joined Lena Austin to HB Ogle in a ceremony performed by Rev EB Tess of Pirat Presbyterian church. Ogle works as a Rock Island depot clerk. Mrs Ogle runs the Western Union Telegraph office. The Democrat extends congratulations to the couple.
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8. F. Austin
South Boundary
Lena
HB. Ogle
Tess
Pirat Presbyterian Church
Ogle
Rock Ieland
Mree Ogle
Western Union Telegraph Office
The
Democrat
Weatherford inspector visits city for Holmes Bros Loan
Mr Calmes an inspector for Holmes Bros Loan Association is in the city today in the interest of the company G M Puller a Chattanooga drygoods merchant returns home after a few days visit with relatives in this city W T Graves of Bridgeport Texas is in the city for a few days visit Graves is well known here having been in the jewelery business in this city four years or more and his friends are glad to see him again
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Calmes
Weatherford
Holmes Bros. Loan Association
G. M. Puller
Chatanooga
W. T. Graves
Bridgeport
Texas
Mr. Graves
Eagles Meeting and Funeral to Be Held Friday
Notice to all members of Anadarko Aeria No. List BLO EB will meet at the hall Friday at 1 p m sharp and from there attend the funeral of the infant daughter of our Worthy Brother S G Hurley F F Davis Worthy Pres.
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Anadarko Aeria No. List
G. Hurley
F. F. Davis
Malaria Outbreak Affects Welsh Family Near Cement
Dr. Hume was notified yesterday by Cement officials that a family living on the Welsh place near Cement fell suddenly ill with a fever. He inspected the patients and diagnosed a serious malaria case after ruling out spotted fever.
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Hume
Cement
Hotel Burned The Black House in Apache
A blaze Tuesday night destroyed The Black House hotel in Apache and its contents. In nearby Verden last evening Anadarko youths attended a dance there.
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Anadarko
Verden
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Cross and Love
T. F. Yarnell
Stulpslefield
Illinoia
Indiana Territory
Lawton Constitution
Anadarko For
United States Indian Agent
Okla
Congress
J. P. Tiuaokman
U. S
Quanah
Palace
Barr
Juust
Senator Tillman
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