Wilson to Attend New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington reports President-elect Wilson is likely to join the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church near the White House. The article notes the church’s history as a presidential worship site and mentions Rev Dr Wallace Radcliffe, Lincoln pew traditions, and past presidents who attended.
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Presbyterian Church
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Pen-Presbyterian Alliance
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Navy
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New York Avenue
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Henry Harrison
Franklin Pieres
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoli
Andrew Johnson
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Church of the Covenant
Pierce
St. Campbell
Peggy Depode
Mir Campbell
Albany
N.Y
Phineas
Gurgley
Wade
Dr. Gurley
Bloodless clash near Old Jay settles without injuries
Delaware County reports a night skirmish as Sheriff Thomason led about thirty deputies toward the county courthouse defended by armed partisans. More than a hundred shots rang out with no serious injuries as darkness and distance limited damage. Governor Cruce sent Adjutant General Canton, while state militia remained on alert but uninvolved.
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Frank M. Canton
Oklahoma medical men mock New York medical school honors
A letter ridicules the New York Patent Medicine Regents recognition of an Oklahoma physician, defending local medics. It cites a Newburg clipping claiming three human hands found in a city dump were misidentified by doctors, and reports a taxidermist later identifying the paws as those of a black bear.
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Charges of abuse in Indian guardianship probe gain traction
A push in eastern Oklahoma seeks a formal investigation into professional guardians for Indian minors amid allegations of excessive fees and improper administration. M. J. Mott of Muskogee filed charges with interior officials and Congress, urging Governor Cruce to order a full inquiry into ward estate handling and court oversight.
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Muskogee
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Representative Burke
South Dakota
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Davenport
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Ole Jahomna
Lodian
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Morey Mtot
Hiss
Oklahom
Oklahoma Department of Charities and Corrections
Cansens
Five Civilized Tribes
Muskogee County
Agaa
Wakener County
Ubeka
Good Roads Plan for Craig County Attracts City Officials
A Craig County Good Roads Association movement gains strong support in the city with most business leaders signing the membership roll. A January 6 convention will feature D Ward King lecture and a split log drag demonstration to promote road improvements. The plan includes closing businesses for a city wide public learning session and votes for the convention attendees.
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