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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1906

Page

18

Oklahoma Advances to Statehood and Nation’s Growth

Oklahoma enters the Union as a new state with a population around 1.25 million, joining a history of Indian Territory development. The piece outlines the territory’s rapid growth, wealth in coal oil gas and minerals, rail networks, and planned public schools. It notes demographic shifts, government plans, and the likely political balance following statehood. The history traces Indian settlement, land transfers, and ongoing Indian relations with the federal government.

Oklahoma Washington Louisiana Purchase Indian Territory James Dalton Minnesota Nebraska South Carolina Maryland Great Territory Congress Oklahoma Territory Indiana Territory Indiana Pennsylvania Kansas Missouri Wisconsin United States Klanoma Osage Indian Reservation West Indian ‘Territory

Equity Court records reveal numerous DC cases and estates

A consolidated DC legal record lists equity actions, guardianship and probate matters, bankruptcies, and property transfers. It notes trustees appointed to sell in several suits, auditor reports, alimony, and injunctions with dates and parties including Stephens versus Mimmack and numerous docket numbers, with estate settlements and notices for June hearings.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court NO Cniet Crabaugh Stephens Mimmack Tonis Ceiver Hughes & Gray Gardiner Revells Winsons Cotu- Pialpant Thomas “Walker R. S. Smith Po W. Friahy Baker Stofger Fed H. B. Moullén Joshua Davis au_ Astor McKay Company Buchanan Philip Walker George W Drew. Philpa

Deeds of Trust Entries For Several DC Properties

Public notices list multiple deeds of trust in Washington DC, detailing borrowers secured by lenders, loan amounts ranging from 3500 to 36000, terms from 2 to 9 years, interest at 5 to 7 percent, and semi annual payments. Properties include blocks and lots in Mount Pleasant Ivy City Brightwood Park and Sherwood. Names include Zimmerman Drury Irwin Brice Cragin Sullivan Linkins Whesler McAleer Turner White Scrivener Moomaw Liebanmaah Hawn and others. The notices provide security details for banks and savings institutions across numerous squares and lots.

Fannie A. Zimmerman Peter A. Drury William A. Drury Merchants and Mechanics’ Savings Bank Square 3 Minnie L. Irwin Willem N. Irwins William A. Taylor Aaron Smith Mount Pleasant William Brownet Charles FH. Cragin George €. Gertman Charles 1. Cragin Squard Andros Amy B. Wilbur Rufug E. Andros Carolyn L. Stuart National, Safe Deposity Savings and Trust Company American Security and ‘Trust Company John Fi. Methers Arthur T. Brice William J. Flather John ‘Bm. Jones Harrington Milla Etux American Security’ and ‘Rust Company Margaret A. Hickette Williem C Sullivan George W. Linkins William Clabaugh IVY City Martian A. Whesler Washington ‘Loan and Trust Company Equitable Co-operative Building Association Brightwood Park Marcaret EB McAleer Et Vic Edward Aquard Matthew T. “Moomaw Charles D. Liebarmaah Phelan G.” Hawn John Scrivener Leon Pobriner Harry J. Mattern

Oklahoma's Potential as a New State Leader

The text discusses literacy disparities and school access in a transitioning state, noting white children in subscription and privately funded schools, while government schools served Indians. It praises religious denominations and private schools for elevating literacy, and foresees prosperity for a climate favorable to agriculture, cotton, and tobacco in Oklahoma.

Or King's New Discovery Oklahoma

Humane agent named Frank H Bushby chosen for society

Frank H Bushby of 1187 Tenth Street Northwest was yesterday appointed an agent of the Humane Society to succeed the late Joseph R Rabbitt. A 33 year old former letter carrier, he recently left the service to enter the tea and coffee business. Bushby was selected from 22 applicants and will begin duties at 10:30 today.

Frank H. Bushby Tenth Street Northwest The Humane Society Joseph R. Rabbitt Bushby

Thompson School Handiwork Exhibit Showcases Student Craft

An exhibition of manual training work from Thompson School’s seventh and eighth grades displayed in woodwork and carving. Desks tables and boxes in mission style and fine inlay featured. Instructors praised student effort with names including Paul Vamater Stuart Angelo Cheater Katterman Lucien Staley Edward Mann Holt Wright Linden Ashford Arthur King Pierre Chamberlain Otto Rupert James Nolan Frank Horgan Welter Henkel Herey Giver Abram Leon and Robert Watson.

Thompson’ School P. E. Medford This Mr. Medford Paul Vamater Stuart Angelo Cheater Katterman Lucien Staley Edward Mann Holt Wright Linden Ashford Arthur King Pierre Chamberlain Otto Rupert James Nolan Frank Horgan Welter Henkel Herey Giver Abram Leon Robert Watson

Licensed to Marry Across Many Names in Old City Ledger

A list of anticipated marriages and banns shows numerous couples from various cities including New York City Baltimore Ferrfaz Fredericksburg Va West Point and Norfolk. Clergy names and justices of the peace appear as officiants with ages ranging from early twenties to seventies.

Lewis Adams Coletta M. Hein Thomas Les John B. Groter New York City Agnes V. Wilkey Hoy Jamee M. O'Brien Theodore F. EB. Krake Hlizabeth Courtney J. D. Bubror Oscar E. Brotman Basie Laefler Ferrfaz Anna G. Herbert James B. Pictar Andrew Bolling Margaret Garrison Fredericksburg Weston Brower George Baldwin Bowrie’ G. Baltor H. M. Geren Charles Hainbridge Helen C Jesse J Young Julia B. Woods Boston Mes J. B. McLaighlin John S. Simmons Norwich Conn Gite F. Ingram J. Brown Ferdinand Bell Georgiana Plakney W. A. Jones Charlee Jokonen Katie Evans FL X. Biscom Robert "Berry Birdie Forrest Joseph Matthews James T. Fates Hdith Masons HH. T. Dent Maton Jackson Beulah Desper Rewis O'Neal Justics ‘of the Peace Charles la

Deaths Reported in Health Office Record

Health office record lists deaths reported up to June 18 at 12 months. Includes Timothy Bow of Jackson street, Minor Mercer Howard Rezo, Harry Avot of Springman street, John Payne age 48, Elizabeth Bratton age 43, B Ford aged 2, David Butler aged 18 months, William Stone age months, Edwin Wilen of 245 T street, Ronettes Williams aged 11 days, Mildred Goodman age 2 years, Barriet Gobrecht age 7, Wesley Gardner age 29, Eugene Gaither age 68, Lydia Reynolds age 61, Curria Weeks at Georgetown Washington Army Hospital age 32, Otho Brooke age 5, Marguerete Hawking age 2, Paul Trent age 7 months, Charles Gowler Jr. age 6 months, Ester Garnet age 6 months.

Timothy Bow Jackson Gt. of Minor Mercer Howard A Rezo B. C Harry Avot Springman John ©. Payne Ct. Wi Elizabeth ‘Bratton B. Ford St. A6 David Butler Sa 2A St Zontha William E. Stone Edwin W. Wilen Ronettes Wiliams Mildred G. Goodman Fla Ave. Nw Barriet V. Gobrecht Chapin Wesley J Lowden Ct. Sa Paul Trent Ridge

First American Loan Ever Directly Placed In Paris

Paris bond sale yields 3 84 percent interest as Kuhn Loeb announces purchase of 250 600 000 francs Pennsylvania Company loan guaranteed by the railroad. Proceeds to fund rolling stock and water system, with costs borne by French banks. Cassatt explains the deal brings foreign capital to the U S and finances New York tunnels and terminal plans.

Paris Cassatt New York Kuhn Loeb Nankers Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsylvania Company France Pennsylvania Railroad Company Kuhn, Loeb & Co Banque de ‘Paris Et Des Pays-Bas Credit ‘Lyonnais Philadelphia Company Terminal Station Iegt Pennsylvania Hailroad Biig Areck United States Realty Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol Building United States Realty Company Congress Ss Property Aref Ajew Hich United States ‘Realty Company District of Columbia United States

German Perolin praised for dust control and health benefits

A German discovery with sanitary qualities is touted as a dust killer and germ destroyer. Perolin, promoted by BR. P. Andrews Paper Company as sole local agents, is claimed to disinfect and refresh floors, carpets, and rooms, with hospital and public building use cited across major cities.

America St. Louis New York Boston Chicago Germany New Orleans North’ Carolina BR. P. Andrews Paper Company

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