Indian Affairs Amendments Shape 1905 Indian Bill
Amendments reported by the Indian affairs committee modify the Indian appropriation bill. Provisions ban funds for sectarian schools and expand Dawes commission appropriations while opening Uintah Utah and Colville Washington reservations and enabling tribal shares to be managed in severalty.
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Epremtaten
Committee On Indian Affairs
Senate
Bard
California
Indian Trust
United States
Secetary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Dawes Commission
Uintah Reservation
Utah
Colville
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Carcel
Republican Central Committee Hopes on Statehood Bill
Oklahoma City on February 25 reports George J. Kacock, chairman, received a telegram from Hon. B. C. McGuire Friday stating a compromise on the statehood bill would be reached and that it would probably pass.
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Oklahoma City
George J. Kacock
Republican Central Committee
Hon. B. C. McGuire
Fuller Insane in Chicago After Attempted Arrest
Leslie C. Fuller assistant attorney in the U S Department of Justice is detained at a Chicago police station and sent to a detention hospital for the insane awaiting care arrangements. He allegedly attempted to arrest John Sherlock believing him a policeman and was restrained by officers. A physician declared him insane and Fuller calls for government officials in Washington.
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Chicago
Leslie C. Fuller
Department of Justice
Washington
Fuller
Auditorium
Aasnex
John Sherlock
Sherlock
Moody
Muskogee
I. T
Raymond
Indian Territory
C. B. Waite
J. Blair Shoenfelt
Mr. Waite
Auditorium Hotel
Statehood debate stalls as conference path risks failure
Ardmore reports statehood stalemate with Beveridge blocked in conference over whether Oklahoma and Indian Territory join as one state or by Foraker plan. Senators tame both sides seek compromise while uncertainty grows amid ongoing political maneuvering. In Wynnewood, Indianola College and Hargrove College prepare for a first collegiate debate. Raymond heads to Washington with chief counsel Murphy. Chickasha approves sewer system costing $15,000 as part of $90,000 in city improvements. Langston and Matthews named mail carriers. free mail delivery to begin March 1.
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Friends of Statehood
Beveridge
Conference
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Foraker
Senate
Ardmore
I. T
Chickasha
I.T
W. A. Langston
W. C. Matthews
Improvements Planned for Davis with New Electric Plant
Feb 23 report states an electric light and ice plant will be built with local capital backing and a waterworks system planned with outside capital, signaling a major infrastructure push in Davis.
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Davis
I. T
Hot Springs Fire Destroys City. 2000 Homeless
Special to Evening News Hot Springs Ark two thousand people homeless with losses likely over 1 million dollars. Courthouse and many hotels destroyed while three deaths reported and many more feared. Fire swept the mountain side with strong winds and widespread damage.
Senator Teller Stalls On Statehood Vote Delays to Conference
Washington Feb 25 Twice today the statehood bill faced delays as Senator Morgan interrupted the vote to send the measure to conference. Intermittent holds and last minute talks with Teller, Bailey, and other Democrats raised hopes for a conference vote later today.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate
Beveridge
Swayne
Teller
Bailey
Derrick falls at courthouse injures stonemason
A large derrick used at the courthouse construction in Oklahoma City toppled on Thursday and struck Ed Hussy, a stonemason, breaking his neck. He died within an hour.
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Oklahoma City
Court House
Ed Hussy
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Tary
Interior
United States Court of Appeals For
Court of Appeals
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Territory Notes
South McAlester
J. B. McAlester
Tulsa
Standard Oil Company
Wagoner
Emma Drew
Grant Williams
McAlester
Symptons
Morales
Dawson
San Domingo
State Department
Konawa International Bank
Katy
Ada
Young Pepper
F. ©. Harris
V. V. Harriss
A. W. Fredericks
McGuire
C. W. Raymond
George A. Murphy
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
m.—Hot Springs
Ark
Senator Teller
Russia
North Sea Commission
Rojestvensky
International Commission
Paris
France
North Sea
Great Britain
Wilburton
George Alexander
J. T Brown
Alexander
Goons
Harris
Liquor House
East Main Street
Sam Harris
Kentucky Liquor House
Harris Liquor House
Harris Rye
St. Louis
Ohlahoma
Business College
Tecumseh, O. T
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