08 Mar 1915
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Newspaper
Muskogee Times Democrat
Location
Muskogee, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
1
Police report a felony warrant for Payne led to a Monday action as Wi Depew and chief staff moved to detain. Payne reportedly refused the charge and was placed in custody following the night’s events.
A terse note indicates oil field orders affecting business activities at Bearer and Ske. The fragment hints at regulatory or operational directives guiding local oil industry operations and related commerce. Further readable details are unavailable in the text provided.
An old fashioned advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets with olive colored pills marketed as a cure or health aid. Claims include bold statements about wellbeing, price per box listed as 100 and 850, and the ad identifies The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio as the maker.
Werner Born, from Machina Ma, to be arraigned in Bangor before a United States commissioner on a federal indictment charging violation of the laws regulating the transport of explosives. He was arrested yesterday on a three day sentence for damaging property. United States Marshal John S. Hs and others prepared to return to Bangor.
The revival meeting at Central Baptist concluded last night after three days of earnest preaching by Rev. BG Butler. The service drew a large crowd as the pastor spoke on mercy and grace from the throne of God, leading many to personal commitment and new family altar practices. Women and children repented and knelt in prayer, with lives of Christians deepened.
A woman believed driven by privation drowned herself with her crew at Lazaretem as guards fired into the crowd, killing one and wounding many. The incident, reported amid unrest, underscores rising tensions and scarce safety.
Wyly, appointed superintendent of the Indian Schools of the Five Civilized Tribes, will arrive in Muskogee within a week and assume charge April 1, succeeding J. B. Brown who is transferred to Oh Eeden. Brown will first move to Phoenix to oversee property matters. Wyly, described as a thorough school man, is expected to advance rural Indian education with strong support from current staff.
Rev H C Shiffler leads a series at Fredonia church with evening programs at 7 30 and weekday afternoon prayers at 8 30. Sunday attendance was strong and interest grows as the public is invited to attend daily services throughout the coming week.
An old newspaper ad touts The Williams Treatment as a cure for kidney and bladder diseases rheumatism and uric acid troubles. It offers a free 600 bottle and a free regular 60 cent bottle by sending name address and 10 cents for distribution costs to The Dr D A Williams Company Dept 2597 New P O Building East Hampton Connecticut. Ad urged immediate response with one bottle per family.
In Connecticut a paperboy named Marvin Les shares a pitiful tale of hardship after his mother died in infancy and his railroad worker father left him to survive on nickels from selling papers. Charles Law of United Charities vows to secure him a proper home and care, urging calls to a contact number.
H C Hoffman reports he was robbed of two pine items. One pine piece had track enamel and a diamond. the other was described as a question shaped pendant. Police notes indicate a loss of two items with unclear details on suspects or location.
Federal Judge Ralph E E Campbell and court attaches travel to Vinita this evening to hold a short term of court. Local legal observers note the proceeding will focus on routine matters and targeted civil filings.
A county attorney's office fence the docket to the criminal March 7.
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