Indian Territory Jurisdiction and Tribal Rights Debate
A historical discussion outlines punishment limits for crimes in Indian country and proposes treaties be abrogated, tribal sovereignty adjusted, and relocation of tribes for farming and manufacturing. It argues for equal rights with whites, except for arming and suffrage, with life imprisonment for killings and a costly but peaceful reorganization of tribal lands and governance.
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United States
District of Columbia
Ribes
Mining claim naturalization proof ruling governs filings
Government notice from the interior department forwarding a decision by the acting secretary dated July 29 regarding Mineral Entry No. 118 the Mooney mine. It states naturalization certificates are not required if citizenship is properly alleged under the mining act and requires affidavits showing native or naturalized status plus declaration or certificate details.
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Tk Interior
Genebag LA
Wasuvieros
Stockton
Ciaenclosa
Secretary of the Interior
Mooney
A. AY Williamsox
Com'r
Otice Ereby
John Downs
Dennl
Jones
Lymin W. Scott
Butte
Deer Lodge County
Montank Terriory
Montana Territory
County Recorder
la Plata Lode
la Plats Lode
Downs, Leary & Ramesdell
W. L. Farlin
Clark & Wampler
Irvine & McNamara
Idtickes & Kropr
U. M. Land Office
Velcna
Montans
Bannan
Talena
Mal
Chaotic Telegraphing on Indian Agency Distress and Cattle Loss
A garbled telegram fragment notes General Sherman and General Sheridan amid disciplinary actions at Standing Rock. It mentions suspending Agent Burke after a clash with hostile chiefs, including a chief named Stag, who reportedly led a cattle herd of 250 head and may have fled toward the sea.
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Sherman
Chicago
Washington
Seppard
Sheridan
Carlin
Burke
Standing Rock
Appointment of new official by Indian Board delayed
A late report notes some members have risen in relation to his bond and another person will be appointed as soon as selected by the Board of Indian Commissioners.
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Rick
Board of Indian Commissioners
Democrats rally in Dearfield for Governor race
September 2 rally as prom Democrats led by David Magone Senator Kernan Ion Scott Lord J T Springs A M Beardaley and others travel to Dearfield to campaign for governor. September 3 notes coal region negotiations in Lehigh with August price basis and September rate set at 1.35 per ton. wages cut 10 to 20 percent for engineers bosses firemen and outside workers. tolls remain unchanged for most routes.
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Lehigh Valley, ‘Railroad Company
Rhinos
Pennsyvania Haver
Pennay Wa Bia Haven
Perth Amb
Land Office Decision in Railroad Land Dispute
Washington September 2 the appeal by the Chicago R I and Pacific Railroad against AL Bell over land claimed as a homestead has been decided in favor of the railroad. The secretary of the interior rejected Bell's contention that the land title was taken from the railroad by an act of Congress.
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Chicago, R.I. and
Paifle Railroad
AL. Bell
R. R. Co
Congress
Bell
Failures in England Hit Iron Trade and Small Firms
Dispatches from Dundee describe a grim mood in trade as iron production slows and numerous small bankruptcies arise in manufacturing. In Dundee a major works closed, leaving about 2,000 jobless, while Ritchie and Simpson planned Thursday layoff waves. Reports also cite Stroburg merchants in Moscow facing large liabilities, including 750000 dollars tied to England.
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Cleveland
Dundee
Ritchie, & Simpson
Thaénlay
Manchester Examiner
Messrs. Stroburg, Tea and Sugar Merchants
Moscow
Russia
England
War in Turkey Dispatch From Belgrade Reports Engagements
A Belgrade dispatch notes Turkish concentration on the Morva and Androvatz areas with clashes near Cea and Sedeo. The Sukutschina Committee letter praises continued war. Russian aid to the front arrives as Cossacks move forward. Officers of the czarist guard may be among those absent, while fears of disciplined retaliation against laggards surface.
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Belgrade
Bevonabe
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