Jury acquits Mrs Grace after hours of deliberation
Atlanta woman Daley Grace is found not guilty of attempting to kill her husband Eugene H Grace after a few hours of trial deliberation. She collapses at the verdict and plans to return to Philadelphia to be with her son. Eugene Grace denounces the verdict, saying she is guilty in God’s eyes and accusing her of deception.
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Atlanta
Daley Grace
Eugene H. Grace
Moore
Grace
Philadelpha
Newann
Cyclone Hits Duke Oklahoma Destroys Several Stores
A cyclone struck Duke Oklahoma at 5 28 tonight leveling brick structures housing two grocery stores a hardware store a drug store and a dry goods shop along with five dwellings and all stables. The town suffered no fires though the telephone exchange was badly damaged hindering word from surrounding areas and the damage was estimated at 98000 dollars. The storm began with a strong wind from the northwest and rapidly expanded across the town with some houses catching fire from lightning before crews regained control.
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Dare
Okla
Duke
Son
START FEVER TICK CRUSADE
Washington County commissioners plan a fever tick control drive to safeguard cattle. Federal authorities promise removal of quarantines once work begins, with cattle valued at two feet markets.
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RattierUle
Washington County
Kansas
Jostaitaes de Kansasite
New Charters for Oklahoma Companies Announced
Oklahoma’s secretary of state Ben F Harrison records grants for two state charters and a third noting capital and directors. Gloria Of company Muskager lists capital 410.08 with Walter C Nes toe C E Shoenfelt and J Garbeld Beell as directors all Muskaguc. The Wellstee Investment Co Well stom shows capital 2500 with A Destheridee SM Levon O E Stewart HLM Williams sen WF Gallagher all Wellstone. The Port Gites Gaant Miles Co Fort Giteon lists capital 5M with Conseil Rogers J W Bornett KE C Stemar Lots Ro Sah Qed Witla Brows all Feet cit Sal.
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Otlahomws Cy
Agg
Ben F. Harrison
Gloria of Company
Muskager
Cap Mtal
Walter C Nestoe
C E Shoenfelt
J. Garbeld Beell
Muskaguc
Wellstee Investment Co
Wellstom
Capital
Destheridee
SM. Levon
Stewart Hlm
Williams
Gallagher
Wellstone
Port Gites
Naming towns in Oklahoma from legends and legends of names
Indian legends and romances inspired Oklahoma town names. Vinita was named in 1871 for Vinnie Ream, via Cherokee orator Boudinot. Broken Arrow stems from a peace ceremony after a bloody clash near the Arkansas River. Anadarko honors Nadarko wife via a misheard post office request. Oocherlaith music chief Thompson, Nowata from medicine, Talala from redhead, and multiple other towns trace names to tribal lore and early officials.
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Oklahoma
Vinita
Hitler B. ©. Moundinot
Vinnie Ream Hoxley
Washington, D. C
Vinnie Ream
Old Wyandotte
Kans
Washington
Boudinot
Broken Arrow
Okla
Prairies
Arkansas River
Anadarko
William Shirley
Harry Shirley
Shirley
Nadarko
Anadarke
Caddo Country
Ochestra
Yale
Republicans vote for Wilson wide support across party lines
New York report shows hundreds of thousands of Republicans pledging to vote for Wilson and Marshall, signaling a major split in the Republican Party. Letters to Wilson and Democratic leaders confirm that many Republicans favor the Democratic ticket, while Taft and Roosevelt split the GOP vote, aiding Wilson’s path to the White House.
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New York
Wilson
Marshall
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Seagit
McCombs
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Mar
New York Press
New York City
Fah
Wises
Reese
Pero
Owen
Prveiden
Mr. Taft
Wiles
Comment on figures and percentages render Seema unnecessary
The statement questions the need for Seema by highlighting the figures and the percentages involved. It argues that the data diminish Seema’s relevance, suggesting a reassessment of her role or visibility in light of the statistical context.
M. O. & G. Railroad Sets North End Steel Record Near Miami
The weather favored progress as engineers on the M. O. & G. railroad laid steel toward Miami. Track now spans within a mile of the Neosho river and the bridge piers and trestle are complete. Steel for the bridge sits at the yards ready for installation once track reaches the river. South end steel laying begins immediately toward Grand River and grading on that end is to be finished in about thirty days, then track extends to Wagoner.
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M. O. & G. Railroad
Miami
Neosho River
Grand River
Wagoner
Fairland News
Official Election Returns at Grand Theatre Tuesday
The Grand theatre will install special wires and display a large black beard 250 feet square, with all returns read and posted during the Jordan Dramatic company performance. Seats are reserved with no price advance and full house demand is likely to exceed supply. Balcony 200, main floor 30, children 10¢. tickets go on sale Monday.
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The
Jordan Dramatic Company
Hotel Employee Found Dead From Carbolic Acid
Leonard Wood, a 30 year old employee of the Grand Avenue hotel in Norman Oklahoma, was found dead in an outbuilding near noon. He appeared to have taken carbolic acid in what authorities term a suicide, though the exact motive remains unknown.
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Norman
Okla
Leonard Wood
Grand Avenue
Moon
Wood
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Guardianship Case
First published July 24 1812 in the Chieftain. Notice announces sale of real estate connected to Maggie Prather, a minor under guardianship, requesting approval and specifying hearing and sale terms.
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The
Chieftain
Maggie Prather
Guardian Seeks Private Sale of Maggie Prather’s Estate Property
Notice in Oklahoma Craig County reports guardian Lenora Prather seeks private sale of Maggie Prather minor’s interest in NE 1 4 of Section 12 Township 27 North Range 19 East. Bids in writing with 10 percent deposit due, sale subject to county court confirmation after August 12, 1912 at 10 a.m. in Jay.
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Delaware
State of
Oklahoma
Maggie Prather
Craig County
Range
Indian Base
Meridian
Marshall & Stivers
Jay
Okla
Lenora Prather
Guardian
Chieftain
Craig
Sarah J. Guinn
James L. Guinn
Peti ‘Tioner
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
S. F. Parks
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Reeve
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Okleboess
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Dawes Com Maketior
Newkirk
Flest
Kirk
Netethe
Grand Theatre
State of Oklahoma
John Martin
John A. Wise
I. S. Cass’ Grove
I. A. Cass
S. D. McCaleb
F. E. Graff
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