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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1916
Page
5
Williams making a fine record in a period text about arrival and work in a mining site. The fragment mentions Muskenen Vinita and Tales with a gravery bustioan role and a registry of duties. This read like a diary style note of labor and location with unclear dates and spellings.
A blurred ad promises an agent role with a quick money return for selling THE STAR HAIR GROWER products. It urges sending $100 by money order to multiple North Central U.S. addresses and claims early goods delivery to Greenboro and Evanston areas.
Fragmentary note urges early Christmas shopping and patronage of local race enterprises. Appears as an advertisement urging readers to spend money with area merchants, with garbled wording and missing specifics.
Compliant tour by Richards and Pringle Minstrels presents a polished act, promising clean entertainment. A free street parade begins at 7 30 pm before a concert featuring the leading minstrel band. The event highlights the troupe's nationwide reach from Maine to California with a formal theatre engagement on Thursday, January 1916.
Major Hubert J. Moton of Hampton Institute was chosen to succeed Booker T. Washington as president of Tuskegee Institute in Alabama by a special meeting committee. The selection was announced at a meeting today in New York.
A garbled text fragment discusses a contract dispute involving mules and articles of American growth. It mentions customer Meinia, a contractor, and claims about payment, free worry, and reinstated terms. The passage is unclear but centers on a back-and-forth over obligations and returns.
In Tulsa's modern era the star magnate William, a 47 year old officer of the Metropolitan Police, is described as a trusted, feared, and respected patrolman. The article notes his long residence, frugal and industrious life, and his reputation among both high and low alike. It references a divorce petition filed in 1916 in Tulsa Superior Court with details of a marriage contract and accusations, and notes the judge’s hand and seal on a formal court document.
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