Oklahoma bill debate core features emerge in House session
In Delhi Oklahoma bill discussion in the House, committee of the whole chaired by Mr Payson, amendments offered include preserving Cherokee outlet title, establishing a land office at No Man's Land, and restricting entry rights for those with 160 acres in other states or territories. The committee rose at four o clock to report the measure.
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Hindon
House
Payson
Illinois
Oklahoma
Peel
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Cherokee Outlet
Tarsney
Missouri
No Man’s Land
Holman
Indiana
Andrew Johnson
Sherman
Johnson
Congress
Butler
Ohio
South
United States
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Mississippi
Connecticut
Legislative Department of the United States
Army of the
Louisiana
Georgia
North Carolina
The
Worth
Mr. Butler
North
Senate
Cambridge Debate on Front Street Grade Crossing
The Cambridge Citizens' Trade Association met on Main Street to discuss a grade crossing at Front Street over the Grand Junction railroad near the new Harvard bridge. Speakers favored either grade or overhead solutions, with concerns over city finances and future rail impacts. The group adopted a resolution urging a mandatory act for a grade crossing and adjourned.
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Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Association
Main Street
Front Street
Harvard Bridge
Grand Junction Railroad
George W. Gale
H. ©. Marcy
Charles Eliot Norton
New York
Boston
Harvard College
Dr. Marcy
Broadway
Brookline Bridge
L. M. Hannum
F. L. Chapman
H. C. Houghton
Cambridge
Coveney
Malden Bridge Drawbridge Wrecked By Schooner Collision
A three masted schooner Bb L Burt under Captain Wyman of Fall River struck the Malden bridge shortly after noon, wrecking the drawbridge and blocking travel for two weeks. Repairs estimated at about $1000. Foreman Thomas Martin and crew began work, passengers to transfer between sides via a temporary foot bridge and boat transfer. The incident prompted traffic diversions by the West End Company and Metropolitan line ferries to reroute through Chelsea and Medford.
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Bb. L. Burt
Wyman
Fall River
Malden
Peter W. French
Burt
Philadelphia
Nugent
Studley
Middlesex Division
West End
Whitney
Ferry Street
Everett Spring
Chelsea
Medford Centre
J. Anderson
Metropolitan Steamship Line
Hodges
Henry Clark
John F. Ormond
Debate on Reconstruction Laws Exposes North South Tensions
In the Senate a clash over repeal of a gun and rocket requirement for steamships exposes partisan views on Reconstruction. Sherman and Eustis spar over Louisiana laws and Mississippi vagrancy, while Butler defends Southern autonomy and accuses Northern meddling before the chamber adjourns.
Oklahoma approves territorial bill paving way for new governance
The Legislature passes a substitute bill to organize the Oklahoma Indian Territory with a 13 member council, potential expansion, and a 120 day first session. It fixes boundaries including the Cherokee outlet with consent rules, establishes seven counties, and sets up Supreme and District Courts with courts in Muscogee Vinita Otoka Ardmore and Purcell. House adjourns in the 5 o clock session.
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Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Legislative Assembly
Yeas
Senate
United States
Nebraska
Secretary of the Interior
Assembly
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Norman
Lisbon
King Fisher
Beaver
Stillwater
Supreme and District Court
Indian ‘Territory
Muscogee
Vinita
Otoka
Ardmore
Purcell
Biddeford Election Cases Convict Charland and Mason
In Biddeford Maine on March 13 Officer Charles T Charland was found guilty of assaulting Special Deputy Sheriff Frank E Small and fined $1 plus costs after a motion for discharge failed. Special Officer Irving W Mason was fined $20 and costs for assault on Deputy Sheriff Stackpole and also appealed. Two more cases are set for tomorrow.
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Bippeford
Charles T. Charland
Frank E. Small
Hamilton
Charland
Supreme Court
Irving W. Mason
Stackpole
Rubber Market Rises Expected on Brazil Shortage
New York reports strong demand from shoe makers amid Brazil supply cuts. Sellers move 1,000,000 pounds of Para rubber this week, with 700,000 pounds of fine rubber bringing 83 cents cash. Top holders retreat, stock winnowed to 350,000 pounds fine Para and none coarse. Analysts forecast prices reaching 90 cents by April and possibly $1 before summer. Cable from Para notes monthly receipts 600 tons and island fine at 30.90 reis, Amazon at 29.50 reis, with exchange 2,342 reis to the dollar, landed costs 8 and 6.2 cents cash respectively.
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New York
Brazil
Para
Island Fine
Amazon
Island Eccarse
Charles R. Int
Woman Dies Of Suspected Poisoning In South Boston
Catherine Bridget Hamilton aged 37 of 66 Dorchester Street South Boston died last night at midnight from a poison dose believed to be given by her husband Arthur W. Hamilton. He is in custody at Station 12 awaiting medical examiner examination.
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Catherine Bridget Hamilton
Dorchester Street
Boston
Arthur W. Hamilton
New York Dry Goods House Makes Assignment to Lancaster
Edward Harbison and Noah Loder wholesale dry goods dealers at 379 Broadway New York assigned today to Frederick J. Lancaster without preferences. Liabilities reported between 300 000 and 400 000 with assets said to exceed liabilities. Firm operated a 2 000 000 annual business with reliance on small retailers. poor market conditions forced the assignment after thirty years of orderly operations.
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Edward Harbison
Noah Loder
Broadway
New York
Frederick J. Lancaster
Harbison & Loder
W. L. Quinnell
Springfield
George W. Brown
Alton
Laderman & McGrath
Boots and Shoes
Baker City
Dredging Lynn Harbor Modern Methods Shown
Lyxyn March 13. A Lynn harbor demonstration shows the modern dredging method to clear waterways. The government may spend over 2,000,000 dollars next year on harbor work. In Lynn the main channel has been greatly improved with the new machine excavating about 3500 tons daily compared with 1500 tons by the old method.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
E. H. Greenleaf
Samuel A. B. Abbott
Frederick L. Ames
Francis Bartlett
Henry J. Bigelow
Martin Brimmer
Francis Brooks
J. Elliot Cabot
John W. Dickinson
Charles W. Eliot
Samuel Eliot
William Endicott, Jr
John L. Gardner
William Gray
William W. Greenough
Thomas N. Hart
Edward W. Hooper
Henry Lee
Charles G. Loring
Augustus Lowell
Charles Eliot Norton
Edward N. Perkins
Henry L. Pierce
Alexander H. Rice
M. Denman Ross
Williamg. Russell
Edwin P. Seaver
Nathaniel Thayer
George W. Wales
Francis A. Walker
Trustees
R. P. Hallowell
Harvard
Guy Fawkes
Guy
Hallowell
South
David Macron
Lyxyn
Lynn
New England
Patrick O Keefe Buys Salem Tannery for 4000
Patrick O Keefe has purchased the Daniel Haskell tannery on Mason street and will operate it to full capacity. The price is reported at 4000 dollars, a development Salem residents welcome. Nathan Dame, a Boston and Maine conductor, fell down stairs this morning at his residence, breaking his shoulder. A kit for catarrh and influenza is advertised at 26 cents.
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Salem
Patrick O’keefe
Daniel Haskell
Mason Street
Nathan Dame
Boston & Maine Railroad
Executors Roll Call of New England Mill Firms
A fragment lists Boston Stock Exchange members and firms including Eastern Railroad of New Hampshire, Rollstone National Bank Fitchburg, Great Falls Manufacturing Company, Flint Mills Fall River, and Jackson Manufacturing Company with executors’ orders.
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The
Boston Stock Exchange
Congress Street
Appleton Mtg. Co
Saco Water Fower & Machine Shop
McKay Metallc Fast, Asso
Chi
Wilmington & Vermilion Coal Co
Shoe & Leather Nat, Bank
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Jackson Co
Damilton Mfg. Co
Ponemah Mills
Lowell Mfg
Dwight Mfg
Chicopee Mfg
Dakota Loan & Trust Co
Boston Wharf Co
Thorndike Mfg
City of Boston
City of Lowell
Chi,burl. & Quincy RR
Eastern RR
New Hampshire Trust Co
Vermont & Massachusetts RR
Helena Cons. Water Co
ALUVO
Hares Eastern RR
N. H
Rollstone Nat. Bank
Fitchburg
Mass
Great Falls Mfg. Co
Flint Mills
Fall River
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Rocuester
Ezra
Smart
Isaac
Dover
Arthur A. Willey
Rochester
Lebanon
Miller’s Woods
Isaac Sawtell
Hiram Sawtell
Woodman
Rivel
Edgerly
John ©. Wisley
Nutter
Nutter’s Woods
Lizzie M. Webber
J. C. Willey
Arthur Willey
Jeannette Sawtell
W. H. Coogan
Coogan
Tasnedtor Eldredge
East
Sawtelle
Hiram
Hiraim
J. S. Daniels
John Greenfield
John Pooler
Richard Goodwin
Eugene Hubbard
Shields
John Parker
Joseph P. Swasey
Kivel
Concord
Eagerly
Republican Party
Washington
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Lyle Gun Company
Hunt Gun Company
Cunningham Rocket Company
Hoar
Eustis
Blair
Harrison
Andrew
Morton
Louisianna
Mr. Hear
Chandler
St Landry’s Parish
Reverdy Johnson
Trumbull
Fessenden
Mr. Sherman
House of Representatives
Mr. George
Biddeford
Mason
New Y York
MR. Hallowell
Lynn Harbor
Old Saul
Royal Cocoa Factory
Holland
NEW England Conservatory
New England Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Ricuard H. Dana
Esren Tounjef
Lucius A. Chase
Washington G. Benedict
Sinas Peirce
Newton Reform Club
Newton Civil Service Reform Association
Pension Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Henry Lambert
Stephen Thacher
James P. Tolman
FF. F. Raymond
Thomas B. Fitz
Edward P. Bond
H. E. bBothfeld
Revere House
Ladies’ Cafe
Francis Henshaw & CO
Corper Exchange Place
Jshare Cocheco Man. Co
Kan
City Cable Ry
Lombard Iny. Co
Eng. Mig
Cocheco Man. Co
Do N
City Bank
Do Atlantic Mig. Co
de Mass. Cotton Mills
Delaware
Serip
Burl. & Quincy RR
Maine
R. L. Day & CO
Brokers
OmMce
CADAY
Admi
Boston & Providence KK
Payne Coal & Iron Co
Toledo
St. Louis
City RR
Do Electrical
Wiass Uorpera
United Water Works Co
Hyde Park
St. Louis, Kansas & Southwestern RR
Guar
St. Loula & San Francisco RR
Jena
Montana
Consol. Water Co
Jackson Mfg
Great Falls Mfg
Jaon
Housatonic RR
Atlantic Cotto Mills
Aren
Consolidated RR
Vermont
Kansas City Cable Ry. Co
Ins. Co
Neptune Fire & Marine Ins. Co
Utland KR
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth BR
West End Street Railway Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
National Tube Works
Chicago & West Michigan RR
Busell Trimmer Co
McKay Metallic
Concord & Montreal RK
Concord Stock
Tverett Nat. Bx
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co
nNas City Cable Ry. Co
Newng. Mfg. Security Co
Little Kock & Ft. Smith Ry. Co
Little Kock & Ft Smith Ry. Co. Serp, Dan
Franklin Park Land & Imp. Co
Highland St. Ry. Co
Neponset Nat. BK
Canton
Maas
de Blue Hill Nates
Milton, Mass
Tennessee
Harriman
East Tennessee Land Co
Cumberland Plateau
Capital Stock
Clinton RB. Fisk
A. W. Wagnales
Jir Leeson
James BB. Hobbs
WM. Silverwood
Frederick Gates
John Hopewell
Jes
A. A. Hopkins
Joodall
F. W. Breed
Ferd. Schumacher
Walter C. Harrimas
Philip S. Mason
Fice
Equitable Bowton
Riass
North Chicago Street Railway
Prise Netting Investor
Geo. A. Lewis
Agt
A. Kean & GO
Bankers
Devonshire St
Chicago
City OF
City Treasorer
Alfred T. Turner
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammety
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Steamship
Glen Tanar
Messina
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
Gothenburg
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
J.D. Mead & CO
Fruit and Produce Merchants
Fulton SH
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