Racket notes and local events fill Vinita page
The snippet lists varied items from Vinita including names such as Dora Belew Miss Matie Williams and Mrs. Stanton, plus court news about Judge Gill and clerks, a revival at the Congregational building, shifts at the Katy depot, a smallpox investigation near Jett Dick's place, and notices on local commerce, weather, health products, and residents traveling to Fort Smith and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
Wilson
Fort Smith
Matie Williams
Fayette‘ville
Ark
Willie Troy
Sedalia
Central Business College
Burmett
Bea
Monett
Vinita
Stanton
Haney Cox
Pittsburg
Keos
Tahlequah
Paris
Red Cross
L. C. Johnson
Chetopa
Frank Bradley
South McAlister
Sre
Geo. Blakeney, Jr
Webdd City
Amos
Chieftain Books
Mar
Sam McSpadden
St Chelsea
Methodist
Congregational Church
Harris
New Court Officials Appointments by Judge Gill
Judge Joseph R Gill completed the slate of appointments for the Northern district on Monday. The list includes chief office deputy Charles A. Davidson of Cleveland and deputies Phillip M. Ford Muskogee Vinita, T A Chandler Tablequah, Tom Triplett Miami, H A ler Wagoner, and Mr Hunter. United States commissioners at Vinita Claremore Tales Novata Harry Jennings Muskogee T A Lawson Eufaula Marshall Wagoner Reville and Sallivaw of Kansas. Stable men Vinita Billy Simms Cystemore McCarthy Muskogee Joe Hubbard Sallivan J C Rogers. Master in chancery Lyman F Parker. Commissioner in bankruptcy Z T Walrond. Probate commissioners W H Tibbile and Z T Walrond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R Gill
Northern District
United States Court
Charles A. Davidson
Cleveland
Ohio
Muskogee
Phillip M. Ford
Vinita
T. A. Chandler
Tablequah
Tom Triplett
Miami
H. A.ler
Wagoner
Mr. Hunter
United States
Harry E. Don Carloe
Claremore
Tales
Novata
Harry Jennings
T. A. Lawson
Eufaula
Marshall
Kansas
Reville
Sallivaw
Brown
Billy Simms
Cystemore
McCarthy
Muskeg
Joe Hubberd
Sallivan
J. C. Rogers
Lyman F. Parker
A Pleasant Party at Miss Ray Miller's Parlors
Monday evening Miss Ray Miller hosted friends for progressive crockinole and music. Winners of the prize, a bound volume of My Lady Nicotine, were Miss Carrie Stevens and Kellar Walker. Chocolate and cake were served as guests wished Miss Ray a happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Keito
Jesse Scott
Vance McSpadden
Dave Hall
Roy Miller
Dave
My Lady Nicotine
Carrie Stevens
Kellar Walker
Mins Ray
Weir Homes
Tulsa Fire Destroys Block. One Dies In Collapse
Fire at Tulsa destroys the large two story block owned by F R Winters. Charles Camaings, son of the proprietor, perished in the blaze. Fire originated in the rear. no insurance on the building and minimal contents saved. Amputation performed on Jon Byrd’s right foot. patient recovering. Chandler installed. marriage license issued. Local items include Drury College students returning home and town tax notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyles
F. R Winters
Charles Camaings
Commercial Hunter
Jon Byrd
Byrd
Smallpox scare prompts forced evacuation near Grand River
A Southwest City resident sick with smallpox triggered a health crisis as eight to ten cases were found near Grand River. The board of health ordered moving affected families to a vacant school house under guard and with city aid to prevent further spread. Vinita remains free of smallpox but vigilance continues amid public health measures and local commentary on church and football services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand River
Vinita
Balentine
Smith
Board of Health
Inspector Churchill
Muskogee
Shoenfelt
Churchill
Lane
Marshal Ledbetter
Nichols
Sheehan
Wagor
Dra
Forier
Ulinkecales
Saab
Vivita
Letter From Captain R C Day Describes Far East Sojourn
The writer, Captain R C Day of the 34th Infantry US Army in Manila PT, recounts days in a distant land. He notes wealth in mahogany forests, low labor costs, and bizarre local customs while detailing furniture values, local prices, and living conditions. He plans more notes on the people in a future letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T
White
Vinita
I. T
Dean
U. S
Enquirers
Mrs. White
R. C. Day
U S. W
Manila
Catave
Neosho River
Military Crossing
Baxter Springs
Wyself
Miami
Stark
Fis
Gibson
Smith
Wrong This Time A Globe-Democrat Special
A Globe-Democrat special states Laman Parker Jr the newly minted master in chancery under Judge Gill is from St. Louis. Parker lives in Vinita and has built a large bone here and appears to be a fixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
Laman FP. Parker, Jr
Gill
St. Louis
Parker
Vinita Ant
St Lona
Japanese Police Etiquette and Deportment Lessons
A historical note outlines Chief Inspector Ikigami Shiro of Hiogo Prefecture urging Japanese police to respect foreigners by etiquette. Instructions warn against early morning calls, demand clean dress, removing boots, and proper guest protocols. The piece also touches on fear of snakes and ends with news of a British carpet costing over £400 woven by eighteen women in five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikigami Shiro
Hiogo Ken
Japan
Tkigami Shiro
Orloff's Russian Grippe Cure Endorsed by Customer
Mrs Run a Sait Sy of The People's Drug Store in Elm City Kan endorses Orloff's Russian Grippe Cure for a long cold. She urges Willie to fetch a bottle from the drug store and warns of a woodshed discussion if neglected. Published January 6, 1597.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Dr. King
Willie
Bridget
William
Elm City
Kan
Jen
Orioff
Runa Sait
Eating Under Difficulties Cockatoos In New Guinea
A Savannah News excerpt describes a large jet black cockatoo from Indian Ocean islands near New Guinea. It explains the bird’s clever method to crack extremely hard canary nut using a leaf and precise beak actions, aided by its long tongue and claws, demonstrating remarkable problem solving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Savannah News
Indian Ocean
New Guinea
Mark the Strange Career of the Tupiac Leader
Harper's Magazine outlines the complex life of a Tupiac rebel figure from 1896 to 1898. The profile notes his contrarian acts, tax levies, and restraint of cruelty, while questioning whether his power stems from race or personal leadership as Aguinaldo's tide of revolution rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Magasin
Spain
Stamus
Hts
Lachambre
Imus
Als Star
Aguinaldo
Rere
Konow
oFvusc Vot
Omys
Kowa
Lighting the Red Sea lighthouses spark parliamentary worry
Parliament members including Thomas Sutherland express concern over the practical weight of lighthouse projects in the Red Sea region. They warn the promised southern sea lights may be too costly and risk undermining the fairyland imagery the area evokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
Thomas Sutherland
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Jopao
John Dege
Lee
Dora Belew
Badgett
Morris
Burne
Eri
H. A. Butler
Raw ‘Sey
Katy
Vioha
Texas
Methodist Church
Chapman & Briggs
Lucy Guthrie
Wyandotte
Sanday
Allen Cook
Navy
Philippine
Frank Beaver
Proria
Frisco
Grace Parker
Coral Maupin
L. F. Parker
A. L. Churchill
Clinton
D.S. Cummings
Adair
Springfield
Mary
Dana Chesney
Milford
Cottonwood Falls
Kaos
Robert Krone
Novasta
Buc
Will Greer
Charlies Clemmings
Pateons
Tahiequah
Buffington
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Ubin
Junge Giil
Vinita Court
Tablequad
Dre
Fortner
Clinkscales
City Board of Health
Jett Dick
Weusmond
John Sandmeyer
Pax
Charles Waysmond
W. A Sandmeyer
Holton
Wausmond
Billings
Rock Creek
P.M. Duckworth
Valley I Tead
C. P. Linn
RK. L. Bil
Barrie
Hill
Ora Ware
Purcell
Vialte
Clareaore
Revolver
Bis
Frazier
Claremore Progress
Ray Miller
Tulsa
Comme
Twilight
Lala Cooke Don Carius
Pall Mall
Board of iHealth
Vinita Board of Health
la Grand River
Fred Ratcliff
Drury College
Harry Bayly
Chelsea
Philippines
Smallpox Situation — Board of Health Investigation
Dwigts Kertute
Akien
Pie Samber
Faraere
Learte
Merevante
Enor
McAlester
M. Anderson
Ocalist
Pierce City
Saturdday
Winiie
Pinquard
Hy Jennings
Harry E Don Carne
Bert Chandler
Jennings
United States Meat Missioner
Don Carlos
Chandler
John Anderson
State of Depts
Boy
Santiago
Bullete
Great Britain
Germany
Aftic
Energeering
Court of Appeals
South McAlester
Indian Telephone Co’s. Lines
Home Office
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