Old Territory Criminal Court Session Opens Across District
Judge Jus A. Ginn presided as the regular December term opened with a crowded docket. Jurors were chosen for the grand panel, including Foreman Chas Nurdock and many others, amid strong emphasis on enforcing liquor laws and addressing a surge of crimes attributed to intoxication. Proceedings outlined afternoon trials, with several defendants called and a probation release granted for a liquor case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny L. Soper
Janus Huckleberry
Awat
O. L. Ritter
Marechal
Leo E Beontt
F. H. Hubbard
O. B. Davidson
T. A. Chandler
R. HW. Lybrand
Gourt Oicero
Gabbert
Court Bi l
Wm. Coverdale
Jory
H. Adams
Berry
United States Court
Jus A
W.A Graham
T Lincoln
J A Allen
Scott Williamson
Wm Dodge
Dan Price
Fair Me Apadden
Ed Bran
J W Bridges
OC Runyan
Ira B. Dodds
Pete Hastings
Fox Dannenberg
Vann Chambers
Jac A Gideon
Perr Jasons
Wm Ballard
Joe Blanchard
DT Bunwell
Jno Butler
BG Chandler
KL Clinkenbeard
Petit Farore
A. Gint
Genenan
W. Rayson
Pliny L Soper
Jas Huckinberry
Sie Geverneen
Mary Fish
Thor Monaghan
Jas. Elliott
Dan. Biliowt
Diep
Ft. Smith
Moneghan
Owen letter urges Indian Territory statehood convention
Robert L. Owen endorses a December 1 meeting in Muskogee to debate statehood for Indian Territory. He argues for careful, patriotic consideration and discusses taxation and immigration implications, urging strong business representation and national authority in the coming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukoges
R. L. Owen
Muckooge
Shuskogee
Oklahoma
Ressone L
Sam Anxlous
Indian Territory
Earanet
Rob't
L. Owen
Night of Pleasure at the German Club Dance
A Thursday night of gaiety at the Halecti hall hosted by the German Club. The venue glittered with scarlet and golden leaves as guests including Mr. and Mrs. Pretton Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Thompean, Mrs. Joe Carrie Goody, Greve Portner, and Mabel le Bulleite attended the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biclety
Terplechore
Bouraio
Mra
Pretton Davis
Parker
W. P. Thompean
Myre
W. , Mra
Joe Carrie Goody- Greve Portner
Mabelle Bulleite
Dance at Westra Hotel Sparks Young Folk to Song
A lively event at Westra Hotel featured soft music from Hilwell Hall ending with a dance at Wentera Hotel hosted by Edger Ratcliff. A crowd of local youths including Miller, Cooper, Byrd, Taylor, and many others enjoyed the evening, with names such as Anderson, Howard, Knight, Warren, and Smith listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Silas Meeks
Lindwag
Soga
Missouri
Aho
Chas, Collins
Brock
Warren
Kane Ty
Westra Hotel
Hilwell
Wentera Hotel
Edger Ratcliff
Walter [Coarseaworth
Glenn Cooper
Miesen Miller
Ocwego
Binckatone
Alice Cooper
Eras Byrd Taylor
Minchall
Gertrude Taylor
Reamer
Mattie
Walker
Merckley
A Stevens
Knight
Addie Worth
Parson
Warmund
Webb
N. Warren
Merers
Helm
Brooks
Cooper
Killibrew
Gore
Gandenheimer
Charlesworth
John Mea Blankenship
M. Stevens
Shaford
Downings
Dobbines
Ed Ratcliff
Ramie Dell
Corn Stark Disease Threatens Stock Owners
A fragment explains a corn disease called Corn Stark Disease, its origin traced to Dr. Billings of Nebraska with Dr. Burrows of Illinois, noting its spread limits in fields and its impact on livestock. It describes a vegetable parasite and animal brain symptoms, warns of handling danger, and mentions fall and winter occurrence with a dubious treatment reference to O D D Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Billings
Nebraska
Burrows
D. Meredith
Allotment Bill Faces Action Amid Debate at Tahlequah
Tahlequah reports reveal the allotment bill No. 2 for appointing revenue collectors, handling delinquent payments, and selling lands with appraised values. Opponents cite 100 cent on the dollar costs versus 50 to 60 cents. supporters push amendments. The bill, printed and likely to be taken up Friday, may span several days as nonprogressives fight it while progressives back it. A clause on intermarried citizens’ right to purchase at appraised value draws opposition over eligibility. Also noted: ration bill No. 1 to be tabled and a fire protection measure on Ft. Gibson reserved lands to be read first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vly Chinfrain
Tahlequah
I. 1
Renato
Thees
Eacb
Senate
Wilitery
Ft. Gibson
J. R. Garrett
E. W. Burington
Steward Iowane Asylum
Harry Houseberg
Runaway Run hits telegraph pole injuring Mrs Turner
A runaway horse drawing a sheep drove into a telegraph pole at the Wilson Street intersection, throwing Mrs Turner and causing painful injuries. Mrs Turner struggled to regain control as the horse veered toward a trap on Canadian Avenue, finally crashing into a fence and throwing her to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Turner
Wilson
Troot
Mrs. Turner
Cansdian Avenue
Mra. Turner
Turner
Accident born of a misfired gun injures Mrs Reineke at Ballard home
Early Saturday a small calibre rifle owned by Mrs. Reineke discharged while she tried to repair it near her husband and her late brother Lanham Ballard. The ball entered the abdomen, traversed the bowels, possibly lodged near the pelvis, with doctors unable to locate it. She remains under anesthesia as physicians assess prospects for recovery amid family grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Reineke
Ballard
Saturda
Reineke
Lanham Ballard
Mre. Reineke
Fragmentary health note on medicine use and care
A garbled, early text describes a mother sealing a child’s mouth and references a medicine trust. The readable phrases suggest concerns about remedies and outcomes, but details are unclear due to missing wording. The passage appears to discuss care and potential measurements or results of treatment in a domestic setting.
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Ragby
New Ratcliff Wadding
Vitvita
Ind
Ter
Davenport
Ani
New
Halwill
Vinera
T. Pares
Fe Mall
Ee Mat
Wank Tt
Ae Kornagay
Pew Hal LT
Wimer
Fowler
W. Ratablister
United States Court House
NEW Whitney
Ratchitt's
Milford
Iasea
Chowk
Adaireseeka
H. Nobles
Edun, Kan
Ig Creek
WM. Howell
Fairland
TG. Gray
Vinita
wioMon
Ts Brand
B.H. Taylor
Postetier
Simei Toga
Rayser
St. Louis National
U. S. Court
Robert L. Owen
Tor Bird
W. B. Howard
Rot Blakesley
Byrd
Miss Hayward
Penn Philips
J. B. Turner Patefolly
Chris Reineke
M. O. Gabbert
Chas. A. Davidson
Gill
Harry Adama
Mise Victoria Oule
Halepereese
Pinsacola
A. Mouth Tee Medicine Trust
Pierce
P. G. Browning & CO
Nita, Ind. TE
Mrs
Zeit
P. O. Book Store
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Chieftain Pub. Co
Leene Nent
Thos. T. Wimer
W. B. McGroroe
The
Cherokee National Bank
Lod
Capital
John Praakting
Bhtate Pluie Meanie
Milford & Badgett
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