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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
5
In Obtunlaew county residents report a fatal hagdloo at the Dobtins farm and the murder of Jesse L. Doolin years ago. Bud Stinnet, hired after Doolin’s death, was found shot in the field days later. A rumored Seminole Indian back story is cited as a possible motive, with locals wary of further attempts to work the land.
The Muskogee Commercial Club outlines a large event to honor Indian lands sales with visitors from Kansas City and St. Louis. Governor Haskell and other speakers are invited. Expect band concerts barbecues flags speeches and welcomes from all directions as part of a day marking development in the region.
A garbled report describes an incident near the Convention hall during Madame Schiavaa Ni Heink's revital performance. It mentions a Cree Indian sleeping nearby and a scene involving a singer, audience reactions, a policeman, a fine, and a peculiar Berth and Pullman reference.
Hayden Jr a Chokastu child was badly scalded when hot coffee spilled from a pot at the breakfast table. Mrs Hayden attempted to pour the coffee and as she passed the chair part of the pot broke sending boiling liquid over the child’s chest neck and arms.
Governor Haskell signs into effect an agricultural education system in the Comavet schools, approving details drafted by the senate and McCall Raivey and Fauliiver Ofte house, establishing a new program across the state.
County court of Uralg County Oklahoma issues administration for Nareiene Wranso estate. May 6 erty claims must be presented to Kanana KF Tr Cnetopa within six months. otherwise rights are foreclosed. Attorney Ride & Ciapam listed. publication by Oklahoma Parrm Journal.
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