Vinita area personals note many visitors and travels
A long list of Vinita residents and visitors is recorded with short notes on trips, callers, and social movements. Names include Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Houk, Ratcliff, Farley, Bagby, Stithie, Hilderbrand, Patterson, Babcock, Swain, Connor, Birmingham, Carselowey, Phillips, Robison, Adams, Pelsue, Morrison, Jackson, Stillman, Swartz, Wade, and Day. Mentions of markets, grocery items, and travel to Parsons, Tulsa, Chelsea, Muskogee, and Oklahoma towns accompany the social roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullens Grocery
J. H. Miller
Tahlequahia
Vinita
Soha King
Elva
John Hilderbrand
Estella
Patterson
L. Babcock
el Reno
John Swain
Parsons
F.M. Connor
Birmingham
Muskogee
J. R. Carselowey
Nowata
W.G. Phillips
Chelsea
H. J. Robison
Pauline Goodman
Roy Miller
Ramona
F. D. Pelsue
Welch
Alp
Morrison
Anadarko
Okla
T. Jackson
Frisco
Afton
John Stillman
Big Cabin
J. W. Swartz
W.T. Wade
Ironside Place
D. B. Stutsman
W. A. Day
Spavinaw
Eva Powers
Granby
Play Has Historic Characters in New Alfred Testoni Work
A staged report notes Alfred Testoni’s play Glouce ting Houelnl was performed with historic figures. In the Paris 1860 fourth act Richard Wagner appears as a figure of the future while Rossini symbolizes the past. Vincenzo Bellini joins as a group member with Bradste Jacconi portraying the te part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Testoni
Glouceting
Fauste
Paris
Richard Wagner
Rossini
Vincenzo Bellini
Bradste Jacconi
Chinese Pawnshops Face Interest Reform in Beijing
The government board opened new pawnshops in Peking after local lenders refused to cut their 58 percent interest rate. The reform lowers the rate to 16 percent, marking a major shift in pawnbroking practices amid regulatory pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Stop that LEAK campaign teaser and lantern offer
An old ad style blurb promises a magical lantern and urges boys and girls to canvass for eight new subscribers. It notes directions with the lantern and asks for payment by money order or draft, ending with an address line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Juan
Few Hotel Keys Returned Frat Antics and Royal News
A hotel clerk notes keys are seldom returned with stamps and dir ections for postage while guests keep keys as souvenirs. In Madrid the popular young queen of Spain draws daily crowds and admiration as citizens greet her in colorful attire. Queen Victoria’s entourage shares amused reactions to her Spanish remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Alfonso
Mantma
Long Jim the Cadis Bank Robbery Figure Reforms
The piece recalls a gray headed patent medicine man once nicknamed Long Jim who, after a Columbus penitentiary escape aided by a friend, is described as reformed yet wary of a liar who could reveal his identity. TheEditorial notes his past crimes and claims of reform amid street chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Jim
Cadis
Columbus
New York
End of London's Private Gardens Looms Over Crosby Square
Fragmentary remarks note the private gardens in London near Crosby Square approaching end with a slated demolition of No 4 Crosby Square and visible garden features such as a fig tree. The 1860 London edition mentions houses in Crosby Square being filled by 1877 and a historical marriage event of Lady Mary to William of Orange. The text also offers a reflective aside on manners and social behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crosby Square
Murs Ray
Mary
William of Orange
Argentina Rail Line Reaches Bolivian Border in 1200 Miles
Argentina's new state railway has reached Bolivia's border, 1,200 miles from Buenos Aires, under a treaty with Bolivia. The government funds engineering surveys to extend the line, while the Speyer City Bank of New York backs the syndicate. By July, the New York syndicate expects to complete the first Bolivian railway section under its contract with Bolivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Republa
Polivia
Bu¢o Do Ayres
Bolivia
Hd Speyer City Bank
Synilicate of
New York
New Lighting Process Forged by German Professor
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a German professor has developed a cheaper luminous sax process. It could be sold at 15 cents per pound with a 23 round cylinder yielding 60 candle power for four months at four hours daily. Estimated cost comes to about 17 cents an hour or 3.35 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blay
Germany
Brooklyn Eagle
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Jumbo Merc. CO
the Good Clothes
City Depository
County Depository
Government Depository
Holland
Martin
Marshall Stevens
Burns
John Bive
L. W. Houk
Par
EN Ratcliff
W. P. Farley
Oswego
G. H. Torbush
Louis Bagby
Tulsa
E. H. Stithie
Mushoyive
Hilrry Mitchell
Chivermare
Tulse
Nowsta
Weirren Funk
Springfield
McCarthy
Kansas City University
Thos, Monroe
Fannie
Checotah
C. M. Anderson
J. H. Butler
Kansas City
Janie Etter
Missouri
Nellie Ayers
Mable Russell
Oronogo
Br. Davidson
Miami
Grove
Chatterton
Me Perdow
Walter Charlesworth
White Oak
W. C. Marrs
Little Manton Marrs
Siloam Springs
Ark
Walter Dunlap
Siloam Spring
Adair
Magnolia
W. B. Fallin
C. A. Koelen
Hert McGhee
Fairland
Y SE
Bolland
Boeicher
Bloomville
Oklahom
Abert Stewart
Wilson Franklin
Nownte
Willian
Racine le
Slater McChire
Marshal Stevens
Maxons
Ba, McFarland
C. C. Long
JS. Smith
Je. J. ¥. Murphy
Augusta Schlucker
A. J Green
Adairs
Dan J. Davisson
J. W. Sanders
Canada
Anna Gatewood
Coffeyville
Kas
Ratcliff's
C.C. Roberts
Checorat
Vian
Lollisaw
E. N. Ratcliff
Hinohaw
THE
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City, MO
J. T. Ragan & CO
State Depository Progressive Institution
Alfred Orendorff
Prest
M. F. Knight, V Pres
H.R. Warner
J. W. Orr
Constant Nee
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