Oklahoma men look ahead with federal office hopes
Guthrie July 16 The piece notes Oklahoma and Indian Territory officials face scrutiny after opening to settlement. It explains Roosevelt will keep John Abernathy as U S marshal and suggests Grosvenor A Porter may head the eastern district. It also covers other marshal candidates and the absence of a confirmed U S attorney.
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Guthrie
Oxia
Prac
Punt
Lahoma
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
St In
Washington
Roosevilt
United States
John ‘R. Avernathy
Abernathy
Roosevelt
Long Islind
Theodore Roosevelt
Porter
Mather
Marshal Pritchard
McAlester
Tower
North Carolina
W. H. Darrough
Vinila
Len Bennett
Muskogee
Senate
John Embry
Chandler
John W Beethorn
John H. Cottera
U. S
George W. Walker
Ardmore
Chicago
Oalr
Taft
Lumon F. Rarker
Lawrenes
Louis Sulzbacher
Tudgee W. H
J. P Harrison
Muskagee
Charles H. Pilton
Outhrie
Mtr. Harereon
Positon
Lawrence
Lawrences
Danville
TL Filson
Oklahoma Territory
Burford
Fairbanks
Indiana
Englan Territory
Davidean
Vinita
Fann
Bellester
Campbell
Joseph H. Norris
Chortle Hopter
Oklanama Cty
E. Sikaca
Anadarke
United States District Court
Mr. Abernathy
Oklahoma political map shapes judge and clerk picks
The piece analyzes how eastern and western district factions, including Asp and other Oklahoma figures, influence judicial appointments. It notes Burford, Clayton, Irwin, and Gillette backed by various state and Missouri, Kansas, and Arkansas interests, and discusses U S court clerks races with Abernathy rising as a notable power.
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Burford
Cme
Clayton
Witmer
Washington
Indiana
Fairbanks
Hainer
Watson’ Brother
Irwin
Hopkins
Cannon
Haineis
Garber
Missouri
Gillette
Senator Long
Kansas
Plain Cloth Jackets and Paris Style Skirt Trim
Ladies adopt plain cloth jackets with check skirts as the latest Paris fashion. Skirts cling at the hips and march down the front to feature a row of decorative buttons.
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Paris
Catholic Education Association hears anti coeducation view
Father Bherman son of the late Gen. W. T. Bherman voices opposition to coeducation at a meeting of the Catholic Educational Association in Cleveland. He says the idea is wrong for the country and quotes his strong stance against it.
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Father Bherman
W. T. Bherman
Catholic Educational Association
Cleveland
Sadifiana
Girl Seeks Roosevelt Clemency for Counterfeiter Lover
Miss Saran L McCormick a Cranston high school teacher travels to Oyster Bay to plead for Marcus Crahan, a convict in Atlanta, arguing his health and confession favor clemency. She cites introductions from Rhode Island citizens and a petition as she aims to secure presidential relief.
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Roosevelt
Sam Providence
Rhode Island
Saran L McCormick
Inn of Cranston
Oyster Bay
Marcus Cratan
Big City
Fedjeral
Allania
Baby carriages now covered like autos in Manchester
The article notes baby carriages gaining auto-like coverings, with a duchess from Manchester showing a blue and yellow model that looks very pretty. It mentions mixed opinions on the new baby carriage design and its adoption.
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Duchess of Manchester
Drowning of Arthur Fehrenbach at White River tragedy
Arthur J Fehrenbach 22 drowned in White River near Srona Rinple Sunday afternoon. He and Fred Cole swam to a boat after diving from it, Fehrenbach sank as Cole could not aid him. Body recovered after 12 minutes. Doctors Morgan and Hannett tried to revive him. Fehrenbach son of Mendoseon and died after alleged heart weakness linked to typhoid fever years earlier. He worked in his father’s shoe store and belonged to Marion lodge Modern Woodmen.
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Arthur J. Fehrenbach
Terrace
White River
Srona Rinple
Lula Merite
Lincoln At
Mr. Fehrenbach
Fred Cole
Fehrenbach
Cole
A Morgan
J. N. Hannett
Mendoseon Fehrenbach
Shelbyst
Marion Lodge of Modern Woodmen
Cuticura Remedies Help Avard Man and Son Eczema
Mr A C Barnett of Avard Oklahoma writes of two bottles Cuticura Resolvent plus Cuticura Soap and Ointment curing his sons severe eczema on scalp and hair loss after physicians failed. He also suffered facial eczema improved after six bottles Resolvent and using Soap and Ointment daily. He recommends Cuticura for all eczema cases and continues family use. March 30 1905.
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A. C. Barnett
Avard
Oklahoma
Cuthurs
Barnett
A.C. Barsnett
Award
Mutual Faults of a New York Couple
Special to the sum New York July 16 Hugo Rogers a well to do contractor and his wife Henrietta tell Harlem police court how they fail each other He hasn t eaten at home in a year He hasn t kissed her in four years He hasn t taken her to the theater in four years He doesn t save for the children He smokes cigars and goes out to penuchla He sulks and she cooks badly She travels to the country each summer leaving him to shift for himself He would hang himself rather than return to their early married relations Mrs Rogers asked the court to require Rogers to pay a weekly allowance He finally agreed to pay her 83 a week and monthly rent He had asked for 23 4 a week as a milliner’s income
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New York
Hugo Rogers
W. U1stest
Henrietta
Henrietta Dalma
Harlem
Baker
Rogers
Pryioe
Search for Mother Leads to New York Fugitive Tale
Mrs Beale Butler travels from Oklahoma to New York seeking her mother Sarah A Cromwell who ran a Flushing Avenue store in Brooklyn Nineteen years ago. Widowed since, Cromwell broke contact after her daughter 16 vanished, and Butler spent years trying to locate her. With little money left Butler faces homelessness while aiding two Oklahoma children as neighbors help for now.
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Appotal
Sup
New York
Hfr
Beale Butler
Oklahoma
Sarah A. Cromwell
Mitle Nation
Flushing Ave
Harrison-ave
Brooklyn
Stelle
Butler
Mire Bucler
Siave
Mije
Cromwell
The London Bashes and Sashes Description
Sashes seen in London shops feature edgers finished with scar lined edges and hand buttonholes or point dAlences lace. Some sashes have chiffon bound ends with white ruffles edged by lace or lawn, giving a dainty finish to the collar.
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London
Discreet Lover’s Note Surfaces in Odd Missive
A fragmentary letter hints at secret romance with evasive lines about love and devotion. The writer avoids direct oaths while referencing a distant place and specific trees as symbolic clues. No clear identities or dates emerge from the readable text.
Calls for Manual Labor and Teething Syrup
A fragmentary column cites Tyler of Amherst urging education through labor as essential for progress while lamenting colonial diets. It oddly promotes Mr Winslow's soothing syrup for teething, claiming it calms gums, eases pain, and cures wind colic and diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winslow
Electric shock survivor recalls near death incident
Cleveland electrician W Linlas Garnett working for the Cleveland and Southwestern railway endured a 14 01H volt electric shock, described as feeling like being hit by a hammer hundreds of times per second and a blazing ball resembling a full moon. He survived with arm burns and remained hospitalized after unconsciousness for ten minutes. Conductor Marty McCulloch of the Urbana Bellfontaine Northern line also suffered a 2200 volt shock but survived.
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Cleveland
Linlas Garnett
Cleveland& Southwestern Railway
Ohio Penitentiary
Old Style Revival Prompts Norin Fashion Feel
An archaic ad echoes grandmothers day style with a revived band of vrivet attire. The author notes the fashion is pretty in toys but uncomfortable to wear, reflecting nostalgic yet impractical dress trends.
Statement of Condition of United States Health and Accident Insurance Co
Indiana Auditor Warren Bigler certifies the company’s condition as of December 31, 1900, with losses and liabilities totaling 60,860. The document states the official seal and date February 3, 1998, attesting to the copy of the original statement on file.
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United States Health and Accident Insurance Company
Btnte
Indiana
Etete
Warren Bigler
Ile
Thia
Rochester German Insurance Company record and assets
The Rochester German Insurance Company lists address on Main street near the west living place, with Eugene Satterlia as president and H F Atwood as secretary. Capital is noted as 20,000 with assets including cash of 175,000, real estate unincumbered, stocks and bonds valued at 8200,000, mortgages double secured, and various debts and securities totaling 892,941. The Indiana Auditor certifies this as a correct copy of the company’s December 31, 1905 statement. Dated February 3, 1906.
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Btateg Hearth and Accident Insurance Company
Jocaud
N. ‘Washingtorst
Saginaw
Mich J. de Pheher
YD. Clift
Pececea Cesses Buono Tre
Rochester German Insurance Company
Main Street
Living Place
Eugene Satterlca
H- F. Atwood
DMO
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President Roosevelt
John Abernathy
Wolf Catcher
UD. & Marshal
John, H. Burrard
Ray and
T. Hainer
Perry
Miles C. Garber
Enid
John H. Panenast
Alva
Frank E. Gillette
Anadarko
Caton
F. Irvin
el Reno
Cenjamin F. Burwell
Oklahomsity
Avery Man
Henry E. Rap
Renere
Santa Fe
Mackages
Charles W. Raymond
Fa Gino & Tormids- A
Castoria Fextannitiim
Asp
National Republican
Fae Zonal Bar Association
Joe
Arhannan
Powell Clayton
Parker
St. Louis
Sulzhacher
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Porta Rien
Dickens Fon
Townsend
Colorado
Humphrey
Uke Clayton
Arkansas
Juda Dickenson
Hoch
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Fiance
Crahannae
McCormick
Eh Louis
Crahsh
Gravesend
St. Joule
Planters
Delmar Brack
Crahan
Delmar Track
Ibi Secret Service
Kenjitworth
Cranam
Secret Service
Providence
St. Lowis
Atlanta
Aniisa
Misa McCormick
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Cranan
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Crahen
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Bt. Lewis
Oyster
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Craham
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