Pursuit Across the Atlantic in The Queen Ocean Voyage
Maligni and Nita Barlotti escape New York aboard the steamship La Gascogne en route to Sardinia. Maubikeck, the lion trainer, vows to follow with Wilberton to rescue Nita, while Wilberton battles illness and fear as a collision sinks the ship, leaving rescue uncertain through the night.
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Maligni
Nita Barlotti
Nita
Dambo
Tortoni
New York
United States
Malirai
Board of Park Commissioners
Major Simmons
Malizni
Maubikeck
Maligzni
la Gascogne
Italy
Sardinia
Ma ‘Igni
Luigi Bariloti
Signorina Bariloti
Mariana
Signorina
Mr. Wilberton
Nita Barrett
America
Wilberton
Barlotti
Dilkins
Major
Dilkina
Sam
Edith
Lontaier
Lotus Club
Dawes Commission Sees End Near for Tribal Relations Reforms
Washington reports the Dawes commission's 1902 year end summary shows progress toward dissolving five civilized tribes tribal relations and installing state style political and land tenure systems. Enrollment efforts surge as fraud cases, court citizen claims, and Mississippi Choctaws Cherokees Creeks and Seminoles face complex background and legal scrutiny.
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Washington
Dawes Commission
Interior Department
Five Civilized Tribes
Tams Bixby
The
Cherokee Nation
Creek Nation
Seminole Nation
Indian Territory
Passage of a Seaborne Illness and Acknowledgments
A stormy night leaves the narrator violently seasick aboard the Queen. The ship struggles, Maubikeck tries to comfort, and the narrator fears death but is kept alive by the ship’s physician. The lion tamer remains near, offering quiet aid as the worst passes.
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Maubikeck
New York
Breach of Promise Candid Advice Cited in Court View
An old maxim warns that romance on the run may later lead to breach of promise litigation. The saying frames a cautious note on relationships and legal recourse.
Citizenship Case Vinita Denies Enrollment in Cherokee Nation
United States commissioners to the five civilized tribes announce interior secretary approval of denial for enrollment as citizens of the Cherokee nation. Applicants include Martha Smith Campbell Mariah Crane Claremore A F Barrett Pryor Creek Hugo E Dudley Westville John M Morse Okmulgee George W Dooley Catoose Andrew J Langley Baptiste Hugo B Henry Gunterville Ala Andrew J Blackwell Chelesa Thomas Martin Nowata Lawrence R Horn Rheas Mill Texas William G C Horn Rheas Mill Texas Phoebe S Golden Dewey George W Martin Vineland Texas Geo O Bledsoe Webbers Falls William T Reding Starville.
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United States
Secretary of the Interior
Cherokee Nation
Martha Smith
Campbell
Mariah E. Crane
Claremore
A. F. Barrett
Pryor Creek
Hugo E. Dudley
Westville
John M. Morse
Okmulgee
George W. Dooley
Catoose
Andrew J. Langley
Baptiste
Hugo B. Henry
Guntersville
Ala
Andrew J. Blackwell
Chelesa
Thomas Martin
Nowata
Lawrence R. Horn
Rheas Mill
Texas
William G. C. Horn
Phoebe S. Golden
Dewey
George W. Martin
Vineland
Geo. O. Bledsoe
Webbers Falls
William T. Reding
Starville
Creek Deeds Signed by Chief Porter for Creek Lands
Chief Pleasant Porter completes signing 1000 Creek land deeds. Deeds go to Washington for approval, return to the Dawes commission for recording, then are issued to Porter and distributed to individuals.
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Muskogee
Pleasant Porter
Washington
Dawes Commission
Porter
Indians Fear Bloodshed as Chickasaw Vote Count Nears
In Tishomingo the Chickasaw council prepares to count tribal election votes on September 1. Gov Johnston asks Indian Agent Shoenfelt to send cavalry or mass police. Shoenfelt will lead twenty policemen to prevent disturbances and ensure the candidate with the most votes is seated amid a close, contested race between Byrd and Mosely factions.
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Tishomingo
Gov
Johnston
Shoenfelt
Col
Byrd
Mosely
Oklahoma Sanitary Live Stock Commission to Visit Greer County
The commission will visit Greer County in September to inspect cattle conditions at the request of local cattlemen. They oppose placing Greer below the federal quarantine line. Greer is a major cattle area, with ongoing Texas fever issues the past year and efforts to eradicate the disease continue.
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Guthrie
Greer County
Oklahoma Sanitary Live Stock Commission
Sanitary Commission
Locomotive Strikes Couple Crossing Rail at North West Bend
Joseph Plodgen and Rachel Cogs living seven miles northwest of town were struck by a locomotive while attempting to cross the track two and a half miles northwest of here. Their buggy was demolished and both suffered severe injuries.
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Poncarry
Here
Joseph Plodgen
Rachel Cogs
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Maubikee, Ie
Lo Et
Seward W. Hopkins
Jack Robbins
Ghinea Sea
Mewall
Ronent Boxson
Boxe
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
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