Vinita area notices mix of court, crime, and community events
Local items report forgery cases, mayoral and court actions, hotel openings, fires drills, and community gatherings. Mentions Vinita residents, Claremore visitors, and officials like Judge Sanford and Walden. notes a drought forecast, strawberry crop progress, and the opening of a new hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Tayby
Willwa
St. Louis Seturdey
Bern
Mra
W.M. McQiure
Chavtatoyne
Tenneceee
Te McChute
Parker
Sandra
Sherman
Busey
Childras
Muskogee
Bux
Leen
Raymond
Scraper Street
Vinita
Oud Pallows Aniversary
Ftun Saparday
W. A. Randolph
Amporta
Kaneas
Slater
W. B. Gulag
Ibis City
PL. Soper
Linor
Walter H. Buntorn
Tom Mcrtin
Roxie Spearer
Claremore
First Presbyterian Church of
South McAlester
P.T. Watton
T. Watton Lauber
Gaihter
J. M Dartough
Clark Chandier
M. Hooton
Teselta Pittpatrick
Adair
Durin Weaver
Ifeony
Foregian's
Eryaipeine
Dangers Of Laughing Cost Czar A Post And Riches
A fragmentary report details a court mishap where a czar’s aide laughed at an inopportune moment, leading to dismissal and heavy duties. It mentions wealth, titles, and a toxic mix of imperial pomp and political intrigue. The tale references Milbake, German expansion, and eastern diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Von
Lopion
Compiegne
Theeaar
Gough Mile
Kalver
Angwee
Sand
Hinge
Potadaw
Milbeoke
Progona
Milbaoks
Feud Between Maonnrah and the Cape Verde Tandu in Portugal
In a tangled exchange a figure named Maonnrah presses plans to sack the Cape Verde tetandu into the bande as part of a broader effort to unify the Hream ore project. The king’s agitation and a tense march push McVea toward decisive action, ending with orders to safeguard Cape Verde affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Ted
Cape Verde
Tila
Famour
McVea
Cape Verdes
Jack
Plea for the Accordion in a Critics Corner
Dr Jay W Reaver of Yale notes the accordion as the poor man’s piano gaining praise for its versatility and accessibility. Christian Anderson, famed storyteller, is cited for shaping style while entertaining children. The piece argues for renewed attention to the instrument amid cultural tastes and dominant orchestral fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skier
Jaap & Judge
Emile Gautier
Chateaubeland
Emile
Anya
Chicago
France
Bordeaux
Vienna
Dimian
Jay W. Reaver
Yale Univeretty
Fidehat
Maus Christian Anderson
Tle
William
Pleasing Program At Presbyterian Church Recital
A pleasing program showcased Mrs. Willis Ventdeventer Crockett at the Presbyterian Church Thursday night. Her vocal and dramatic pieces included Kipling’s Mandora and a King John dialect scene, with strong audience response. Local talents Antoinette Brooks and Louise Graper led piano numbers, Myrtle Crockett and R. I. Blakeney performed duets, and a male quartet plus double quartet provided ensemble pieces. Gross receipts reached about 08, with the Ladies Aid Society planning to receive roughly 26 for church supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ventdeventer Crockett
Presbyterian Church
Antoinette Brooks
Louise Graper
Oll
Eles
Myrtle Crockett
Blakeney
A. M. Brock
Bam'! Crockett
R. J. Blakeney
J. I . Morning
En ‘Tertainment
Ladies Ald Society of Thebyterian Church
Cross Announces Wm Uroas Statehood Stance in Oklahoma Race
The Democratic congressional nominee from Oklahoma, Wm Uroas, states support for admitting one of the two territories as a single state. He cites established reasons, urging clarity on statehood and urging unity in the plan while addressing inquiries. The piece also notes related political commentary and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Uroas
Oklahoma
Canion
Touching Scene at Tab Sequah Court Enforces Enrollment
A crowd of full bloods faced Judge Gill at Tab Sequah as they refused to enroll. Dave Muskrat challenged the court but the judge urged them to obey mandates, invoking Baptist faith and urging a return to their people with justice and mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tab. Sequah
Gill
Dave Muskrat jWho
Preine
Galilee
Baptist Church
Muskrat
Faylogs
Ama Baptist
United States
Dave Muskrat
Enrollment Winners Named By United States Cherokee Authority
Special to Daily Chim Murkogee J T April 30 1902 The U S commission for the five civilized tribes declared certain previously listed Cherokee enrollment cards valid making Ellaabeth C Mulkay Borah Tickenconky Robert Brown Elizabeth Gravett Andrew Bimmer Teenoers Reach Mary J Christy Joseph A Foreman Charley Kiper James Fagan Charles Keifer James Crittenden enrolled as Cherokee citizens Also notes on Dr King s New Discovery for consumption Jell o and Dr Caldwell s Syrup Peppermint sold locally and a request by Chief Bullington for five hundred dollars for water expenses in Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T
United States Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Ellaabeth
Mulkay
Robert Brown
Ella Gravett
Andrew Bimmer
Teenoers
Mary J Christy Joseph
Charley Kiper
James Fagan
Charles Keifer
James Crittenden
Foley's Kidney Cure and health remedies ad
A fragmented health ad and notices describe Foley's Kidney Cure as a cure for kidney disease, testimonials, and related health products. Mentions guests at the Claremore Requoyah hotel opening banquet and various local names. Includes marriage licenses in Jax Place to Maggie Whitaker and others, and notes on Ballard's Snow Liniment and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at Peoples Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Emean
Dr. Caldwell
Foley
Iwo
Wallen
Mr. Davis
J. M. Hayles
New Requoyah Hotel
Claremore
Peoples’ Drug Store
Ballard
Peoples Drug Store
Peoples! Drug Store
W. H. Sanborn
Muskogee Bar Association
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South
Mes
Alestor
Afton
Hateutinu
Halentine
Mra. J
Spencer
United
Raja Court Oo
Vandervort
Amphter
John C Hey
Campbell Ruesell
Heonett
Heifer
Preston Davis
Nat Rider
Lownet Crook
Eateb
Mies Mora Arweiwong
Builth
Om South Wilson
T. Ty
Smart
Kite Gaugher
Heatonville
Ark
Mr. Smart
Clare
Joan Atternes
Bilas
Dall Fantea
Wagoner
Nell
Dow Jones
Ms Walker
Obiel Bonington
Dallas Raugion
Samters
Hadgeti-Sun-ore Mercantile Co
Sundere
Mt Springs
Routhwest
Thonday
Tuessay
Mr. Halleck
Herrent
Shawnee
Il Po
Miaus
Mr. Herrod
M. Hobterain
Son
Chetapa
Kinet Inet Wale
Bur Castle Eale
Vinite
Kyron Dawham
Charlie Gout
Min Heatrice Dutlam
Mise Hogan
T. A. Chandler
Walter Chariewworth
St. Louis
Bald Gourt
Jub Nall
Pensacola
Irwin
Tewie
Arance
Hehert
Mee. W. Vandeventer Crockett
Cross
Bob Taylor
Tom Jones
Young
Walker
Jones
Cherryvale
Kansas
Crade
Jonce
Opera House
Chas. M. Wickitam
Wick Ae
John Charlestes
Byerville
Gary Soc
Sud AW
Woreman
A. L. Gea
Neusho Sunday
Hia
HL. Robarts
Gex
Puzsie
Dr. King
Troe
A. W. Foreman
L. Dean Higgins
Infusals
Bullington Te
Spriegar
Washington
Wlc
Pruplee Dry Store
Simu
Saturda
Mackietey
Dunham
Richelieu
Richeliou
Tennesson
Jax. C
Maggie Whitaker
Dale
Presly Hull
Pearl Heck
Sapulpa
Warrister
Mary Leer
O. K. Peck
Maggie M. Goolin
Simulpa
Desmond
Tom McGrath
St.Louis
Deroute Wo Messen
Whet Krate
Foley Kiivey Qure
U. C.V
Freeman Walker
Welch
Ike Gilstrap
Chetoga
Gilraurap
Mack
Thomas
Tim
C. F
Cheoutah
Greenville
B. Crum
Caldwell
Saint Louis
Globe-Democrat
Daily
West
Wanda
By Mail
Tiemarket
Tie
Samrohe
Globe Printing Co
Vinita Real Estate Agency
D. M. Marrs & Company
Tokee
Chieftain Publishing Company
Webb Bros
Dallas
Tex
Campbell Russell Bennett, Ind
Thr
Prairie Park
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