Burns Case Highlights Grandmother Guardian Funds Dispute
Bernard Burns seeks return of 1700 from his grandmother and former guardian Bridget Barnes after probate court allowed 1700 for her guardianship and expenses. The case in Montgomery County Kansas Coffeyville probate court has drawn public interest as Burns, now a minor no longer, faces renewed questions about his guardianship and upbringing amid a broader reflection on Christian life.
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Avid
Hernard D. Buron
Bridget Barn i
Montgomery County
Coffeyville
Burne
Bernard Burns
Lisle Burns
Bernard
Samuel J. Burns
Thie City
Eloquent Sermon At Methodist Church On Sunday
The Methodist services Sunday were largely attended and two sermons by Pastor Browe lig were moving and full of good thoughts. The forenoon text urged to let men see good works that they may glorify God in heaven. Christianity as the light of the world was emphasized.
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Christ
Browelag
Shriners Banquet Honors Governor and Vinita Guests
A Shriners banquet in Oklahoma City drew Vinita and nearby guests with Gov. Barnes as guest of honor. Pryor Farley delivered a witty patriotic address sparking laughter as Vinita pride was celebrated. Ladies presented a garland to OCW Pouleal Chelees amid tributes while Bert Ghandier delivered a humorous quip about a boxing match. The event closed with Ben Knox Barnes’s address and a prayerful note.
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Shriners
Oklahoma City
Vinita
Oles
Gov. Barnes
Pryor Farley
Vinite
Farley
Bert Ghandier
Benmnett Row
Wang
Holy City
Florsheim Shoes and Women’s Borosis Line Highlight Store Options
Florsheim fine Wa a calf vicl and Velour 0 best and most po mey men's shoes i in oe a a to vee them. Lyn's work shoes-we are wtrong on these, Sven Bee our 75 cents and $1.00 school shoes. Misses' fine dress shoes, The to $2.00. Jambo carries the hand somest size of children's and babies' shoes made, 1c, 260, 500, The, $1.00, 'Borosis''shoes for women have reached perfection in style, fit wear, all leathers, $3.60 a pair.
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Florsheim
Lyn
Sven
Postponed Wagoner court due to deadly disease alert
The march term in Wagoner has been postponed because of a deadly malig form outbreak. Jurors and witnesses are notified not to respond to summons as physicians strive to stamp out the disease. Several deaths reported, with court decisions pending on next week’s civil session and judge assignment. Ladies urged to clean hats and waiting clothes. all work by H F Wasson.
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Wagoner
Rey
Muskogee
B.D. Adams
Wagonce
Gill
Muskogoe
Dudge
Water well gushes at 565 feet on Hall property
A well on Mr Jo Hall’s residence property yielded a splendid water flow at 565 feet before the driller chose to drill deeper. A much stronger flow was struck at 620 feet causing the present danger and halting further work. Experts think tubing could be placed to reduce flow and allow completion at a smaller diameter.
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Jo. Hall
Uy Wan
Freeman Dies in Wagoner Attorney Noted in Territory
The death of J. D. Freeman of Wagoner is reported. Freeman, a prominent local attorney, was well known across the territory. He had been ill briefly, and his passing comes as a shock to his family and the community.
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of Wagoner
J.D. Freeman
Wagoner
Freeman
Extension Completed Marks March 10 Inaugural Rail Service
On March 10 Frisco Ling will inaugurate the Joty Dowlson Kee train over the new Sar palot extension. The line runs Sapulpa to Mus, 604 miles, extending 664 miles to the final point. Between Denlion and Sherman the Frisco uses Louis ton and Texas Central tracks. Sherman hosts the headquarters at Ubisey. A local Oklahoma remark hints at statehood and dry laws impacting sidewalks and governance.
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Frisco Ling
Joty Dowlson
Kee
Sarpalot
Sapulpa
Mus
Madiil
Denlion
Sherman
Fritoo
Louston
Texas Central
Ubisey
Cherokee Treaty Passed But Awaiting Presidential Approval
Telegram from Washington dated February 26 1901 reports the Cherokee treaty has passed and awaits President Cleveland's approval. Messages from T. M. Buffington and William M. Spaulding discuss the two treaties feeding and awaiting signoff.
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Warhington
D. C
T. M. Buffington
William M. Spaiyoen
Treaty Dead Prompts Election Probe and Rights Clauses
Notification at 3:80 o'clock Tuesday signals a clause inserted in the treaty and predicts its rejection. Chief Boffington and others warn the evection may sink the pact while the Stand ard Oil company’s Linlina band appears. Arkansas law on municipal elections prompts Mayoral action as central district towns prepare protests and seals on election readiness.
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Boffington
Standard Oil Company
Chariff
Manefeld
Marabel Grady
Dame Wet Marthel
Dietriot
Bauth
The Man Who Makes His Wife Do All the Lying
A biting Washington Post editorial rails at husbands who shift burdens to their wives. It lampoons the abusive raperine clutch on the cotton hook, condemning men who force wives to bear financial and social consequences.
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Lyme
Washington Post
Eer Howeer
Ike
Troy
Hie Wi Basan
Time-Honored Buckwheat Cakes in Decline at Washington Lunchrooms
A Washington manager notes buckwheat cakes fall from favor as wheat cakes rise. He cites adulteration by bran and byproducts from mills, reducing pure buckwheat flour availability. The public’s price-driven purchases push demand away from traditional buckwheat, altering breakfast habits and farm production.
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Washington
Ster
Fashionable Poverty and Pride in Vanity Fair Era
The piece critiques fashionable acceptance of poverty and social shaming, noting a shift from maintaining appearances to a frank portrayal of wealth loss. It cites a story of a daughter discussing horses and jewelry while a creditor foresees hardship, and touches on marriage brokers and societal pressures in Europe and Britain.
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Vanity Fair
Tia
Sama
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