Cherokee Removal and Cherokee Nation’s Path to Citizenship
John M. Oskison summarizes the Cherokee removal under Gen Winfield Scott in 1838 and the long treaty battles with Georgia. He traces population, economy, and culture in the Territory, noting uprisings, later reunion of Eastern and Western Cherokees, and the move toward statehood and full citizenship in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woiley States
Jas
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Tennessee
Juandawest
Mississippi
Winfield Scott
United States
Tucson
War Department
New Orleans
Mona
Cope
Arcadia General
Iew
Europe
Geo. Scott
Ross
Percens
Stevenson
Page
Georgia Hills
Ten- Deshee
Indian Territory
Treaty Party
Major Ridge
John Ridge
Boudinot
Hoga
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Great Pather
Washington
John M. Oskison
N.Y
Cure for Blood Poison and Cancer Promoted in Ad
A dubious medical ad touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood and skin diseases including ulcers eczema and cancer. It claims quick cures, free samples, and nationwide drugstore availability. A Bohemian couple’s long-procrastinated wedding ends with a death two days after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Wilhite & Wilhite
Evans Pharmacy
S.S
the Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta
The Same Old Story of a Remedy Tale
JA Kelly recalls a common neighborhood experience about a summer illness and a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He states the remedy used according to directions cured the attack much quicker than other measures tried by family and neighbors.
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JA. Kelly
United States
Ara © Twate
Remei
Col Elliott for Senator Acknowledged for Service and Battles
A Barowell Sentinel endorsement lauds Col William Elliott as the best man for the United States Senate. It outlines his Civil War record, leadership on Beaufort politics, and eighteen years of contested elections, highlighting his fund allocations for Beaufort, Port Royal dry dock, Win yall Bay dredging, and Charleston harbor improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barowell Sentinel
United States Senate
William Elliott
Hoa
Congress
National Treasury
Appekaeus
Gov. Pickens
Fort Sumter
Kershaw
Brooks Guards
Ieutenant
Manassas
Penimuter
Seven Daya
Sharpsburg
Stephen D. Lee
Carolina
Vicksburg
Baker's Creek
Department of
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Harrisburg
Jonesboro
Atlanta
Hood
Tennesse
Florence
Franklin
Nashville
North Carolina
Kinston
Cpl. Elliott
Beaufort County
Robert Smalls
Col. Elliott
Hilton Head
St. Helena
Smalls
Colonel Elliott
Tom Miller
Miller
Reed
George W.murray
Murray
Ol. Elliott
Beckett
Elliott
United States
Beaufort
Port Royal
Hio
Winyal Bay
Waccamaw
Great Pea Doo
Little Pos Dee
Clark
Lynch
Mingo
Black
Weterse
Congatee
Santee
Sullivan’s Island
Georgetown
Charleston
Parispe
Colone Elliott
Portie
Bagain
House
South Carolina
Co Ie
Water Use in Vernal Valley Irrigation System
The Vernal Valley in Northeastern Utah, about 20 by 3 miles, relies on irrigation from Ashley Creek and three main canals fed by the Green River tributary. The land’s value rises from 21.25 to 30 dollars per acre with irrigation, and 25,000 acres are under ditch with 17,471 acres cultivated in 1900.
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Vernal Valley
Utah
United States, Geological Survey
West
Ashley Creek
Green River
Marriage Rules in Russia and Odd Texts
A note states no person in Russia may marry more than five times and no one over eighty may wed. The passage then shifts to whimsical lines about a fox terrier, a cat discount philosophy, and a cow with heroud, suggesting satire or misprint beyond the practical rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Heroud
Brock Hardware Company
Yenn
Red Mended Angel Hopkine Bids for Senate Seat Bill
A historic fragment recounts Illinois Congressman Albert J Hopkine seeking to win constituent approval by a Senate bid. He proposes ceding two Ox River islands to Aurora for municipal buildings, pressing for recognition through Speaker Carlisle and Sunset Cox's temporary tenure. The tale blends political ambition with era notes and local anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Hopkine
United States Senate
William E. Mason
House of Representatives
Aurora
Ox River
Carlisle
Batallinville
Statesman
Illinois
Cox
Oarlisle
Mr. Hopkins
Mr. Cox
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Frans Rosler
Anca Renner
Oberpolits
Pein
A.gogd
United States Geological Survey
Berd Chamberlain
T. W. Robinson
Tastic of the Peace
Loomis
Orr Gray & Co
Evans Pharmacy Special Agents
Jr Mall
J. Moffett
Raya and Wise
ST. Louis
Atlor
Svea
Evans
Ruth
Buckeye
Archer & Norris
Phous
Chiquola Block
Fos
Frank Johnson & Co
Goodyear
Church Street
J. P. Todd
Acme
Acme Paint & Cement CO
F. B. Grayton & CO
Anderson