Dyer murder case verdict not guilty three defendants freed
Jury returned not guilty verdicts for three defendants in the Dyer murder case after lengthy deliberations. Court crowd cheered as verdicts were announced and defendants were discharged. Sentences imposed earlier for related larceny and whiskey offenses included multi year terms and fines, with many defendants sent to the Arkansas penitentiary. Additional figures faced various charges from larceny to murder, with some released on bond or awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Usti
Denne Wolf
Joseph Johnson
John Nicholson
Frank Giles
Arkansas Penitetany
Wiley George
Jadl
Joe DePriest
James Downing
Robert Bally
Dave
Jdolen Degarima
Little Rock
Leares Carter
Windun C. Burnett
Eugene Crily
Doe Frye
Salmon
Thentreen
Jerre Barling
Alfred Winchester
Eph Sizemore
Jarceny
Lepniy
Ssmogangie Martin
Julia McCann
Lou McCann
Wiliam Christian
Greene
Gualt
Royal ‘Heirief
Elsie
Margaret James
Twarder
Goulds Visit Prompts Arkansas River Bridge Talk
Jay Gould and party visit Green Wood and inspect coal interests while planning a railroad wagon and foot bridge over the Arkansas River at Fort Smith to link Arkansas Valley lines with Wagoner branch. The visitors, including George Gould, Mrs Gould and officials, tour the city and discuss traffic to Cherokee Landing and Missouri Pacific links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
George Gould
H Clark
Gould System
Samuel Sloan
H. G. Marquand
John A. Alunn
C.G. Warren
EB. BE. Ricker
Greenwood
Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commierce
Gould
Arkansas River
Arkansas Valley
Fort Sajith
Local paving debate urges using native stonemasons and estimates
Johnny Carnaby urges the city to hire four or five skilled local stonemasons to provide square yard estimates for various paving methods. He argues against outside plans and favors native stone, requesting comprehensive estimates to inform commissioners and residents on affordable options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadam
McAdam
Joplin
McKenna
Jonny Carnaby
Social notes from Greenwood and surrounding towns
Numerous arrivals visits and personal news from Greenwood Oklahoma Territory and nearby areas. Names include Col Boggy Johnson Mrs Jane McCurtain Dr E Bennett and J P Mutlen among others with travel from Washington City Tahlequat Skullyville and Denver. A baby boy weighing 10 3 pounds was born to Ike Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad. Irwin
Greenwood
Boggy Johnson
Percy
Texas
F.C. Boudinot
Fiuiday
Washington City
Sam Schiable
Tahlequat
C. N
Edsaror
Jane McCurtain
Pushkahoma
Ed. Bowman
Oak Lodge
Tom Ainsworth
Skullyvile
Drs. E. Bennett
Muskogee
Eureka Springs
C. Swoope
Alabama
Mess. P. Aydrett
Joe Bryant
Blue County
Choctaw Nation
Paris
Denison
William Overstreet
Cowlington
Ike
Surgeon Removes Left Eye From Stringtown Captain
Friday morning Dr. Om Smith removed the left eye of Capt. CHT He Leflore of Stringtown C N who came here recently for the operation. The eye had long caused mental distress and harmed his health. The operation succeeded and he went home on Wednesday feeling much improved and relieved from eye pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Smith
He Leflore
Stringtown
C. N
Read Prices in Dry Goods at Holmes Dry Goods Court
Holmes Dry Goods advertises yardage and pieces for dress flannels sateens and checkered patterns at various prices including 1 cent per yard 70 pieces and 2.00 per pair shoes from Hamilton Bros. It promotes a new spring Denicar hat and a range of stiff and cost goods from leading factories with claims of attractive spring styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Dry Goods Court
Seayard
Baw
Srearny & Mayans
Barbers Outfit for Sale and Election Tips Mentioned
An offer sells a full barbers outfit cheap for cash or trade for a horse at Senger and Robarteons 616 Garricon Avenue. The piece also notes Baker praising the Valke Blatt for Barnes and describes Democrats drifting toward Republicans while predicting most will vote Democratic on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senger & Robarteons
Garricon Avenue
Little
Deputy Moody Killed in Creek Nation Guard Raid
Deputy U S Marshal Moody died after being shot during a raid aimed at capturing Jeff Berryhill in the Creek Nation. The party, including Indian officers, engaged Berryhill and William Bruner. Moody and Dalton were wounded. Moody died behind an embankment after sustaining a heart wound. The operation led to the capture of Berryhill and Bruner as Dalton and companions carried Moody to Fort Smith. Moody had pursued Barnett gang members and had a prior writ for Bruner. Four officers had been killed in Creek country recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Moody Anderat Dalton
Wiliam Burgess
Bud Heady
Dob Cox
Tulsa
Creek Nation
Jeff Berryhill
Wertey Burgest
Wil Ham Berryhill
Arkansas River
Berryhill
Mosale
Moody Belar
Aghe
Daitun
Moody
Fomit
Bia
Uesever
Dalton
Himseelf
Wiliam Berryhill
William Bruner
Heady
Burgess
Fort Smith
Frank Dalton
Grat
Edstokery
Sanlooka
Bruner
Beerphil's
Shis
Barnett
Bargain Prices on Silk Scarfs Umbrellas and Curtains
Advertisement lists low prices on men silk scarfs at 26 cents each versus 75 cents previously, ladies ribbon vests at 40 cents, lace curtains 300 apiece, a silk umbrella for 1 dollar, and ladies slippers with quality noted. Supposed sale at a store offering discounted textiles and accessories.
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Bubeoes Mangote Eet Tity
Manon
Sia Ie
Mefchants
Hees and
Oon Coerl OG
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Fort Sauth
Lew Ela
Midi
Boz
Tut Sale
Aed Gied
Dave & Son
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Aarne’ Bros
McGreavy
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Fort Saith
Aydlett Bree
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John Lenz
Hear Specer
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Hare Ems
To H
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Aouth
Samson Wre
Eh & Cy
Bay
Unele
Epi
McGreevy
Wike
Bone
Alwage
Dull Caine
Beier
Mbbers
Narnees
Migerd
Arkansas
Pearl
Lesroers
Geidiory
Grasse
Spd
Iroun
Tal
Jairy Crow
Base Hall
Beriain
Sie
Him
Jas Dyer
Tom Hughes
Barder
Hedrick, Sicapex
Benner
RIX Yeurs
Albert Moody
Thomas Doser
Odallas
Muarahai J. M. Geren
Jack Cabell
Jim Metoy
Jonogonner Mascopee
Rusk
Wo. Berryhill
John Nelson
al Posey
Moonday
Marschal Dalton Nelson
Jas. W. Meek & Co
St. Louis
Baker
Valkeblatt
Barnes
C. 8. Boyd. & Co
Rockford
Elgin
Waltham
Hampden
Columbus
THE
Klein & Fink Watch Club
Boye
Marshal Dalton
Hamlet
Dr. Pierce
Sage
Alpha House
Rocers Avenue
G'shea & Hinch
Isu
John Deere
Geo
Haepwane Co
Fort Smith, Ark
Flaimes Dre Gooils Co
Cassy
Garrison Avenue
B. Harwood
de MelDaniel
Travelera
Webbers Filla
Mayes
Hlincis Station
Wagoner
Holmes Dry Gore Company
HW. C. Hoffan
P. R. Davis
Jahn
Lartor
Poteau Bottom
City
Lear
Waasy & Marans
Jack Robinson
Baer
East
Central Drugstore
Ark
Daa. W. Meek & Co
St Aydrett Bros. Et
Carnatl Bros. Tt
Fort Fort
PE. Davis & Son
Boston
Baer Bros. & Fuller
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Apple & Fuller
Qavis
Campi
Alainson Hardware CO
Drk
Western Arch
Indian Territory
Panlman
Shaver
Ymetwood Morris
Wei
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Fort Surin
Bek
Triesch & Bro
Lesst Cney
Ered
Appirie Lotha
Perse
Ubarkherkiia
Aod A
I. &. Grasse
J. W. Patrick
Dhave
St. Patrick
LW. Forbes
Hackett Chy
Tornads
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Amd
A. Davis
Dune St
Toroasdis
MN Abso
Marcard Prairie
Seagin
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Frater
Serobar
Baget
Wereal
Euer
Boser
Eaton
Bree
Ques
Bills & Roberts
Jewelers
Eriamonds
Jacee
Carrison Avenue
Shannon & Hines
Bak, Pta
A. G. Mores
Ryan & Morris
Sapnon Raepers
Pos A Smeth
Inci
Bua
Pat Reilly
Holmes
Oldstaad
Wigan
Anc
Em, Pope
D. N. Weaver & Coo
D. Ow, Weaver
Fine Family Groceries
Smith, Ark
Belle Telephone NO
Kansas
H. US Hoover & Co
Twe
Alvania
Merchant's Bank
Port Soith
Patt
A. W. Smith , CO
Garrison Ave
Ann
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Sein
Henry McGreevy
Japan
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F. Rawal
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Kan
Totica
Fepaty
Vasa
Douke
Qetriisimets
Marca Tio
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Marek Rito
Meluaire
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Fong Warels
Abe
Sherifaca Gallactery
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Comaty
Smith Fistrit
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