Indian chiefs and leaders cited for wealth and ambition
Special to The Sun outlines prominent Oklahoma and Cherokee leaders, noting Gov. Johnston and Green McCurtail as influential Choctaw figures, W. C. Rogers of the Cherokee and Chief Pleasant Porter as a long established and politically adept leader. The article discusses their wealth, influence, and potential future political moves in tribal governance. It also describes Panama Canal construction progress from Laboca to Empire, detailing towns, rail lines, shovels, and current work near the Culebra Cut with a focus on engineering effort and climate remarks.
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Tahlana
Green McCurtale
Kinta
W.C. Rogers
Uherskess
Ia Fathar
Gkiatack
Bap- Indy
St. Louis
Washington
Muskogee
Roosevelt
S. F. Brows
Panama
Ciey Asthmus
Poultney Bigelow
Cabal Atrip
Tom Stillmonte Ross
Staelf
Laboca
Panam City
Coronal
Mira
Flores
Culebra Cut
Pedro Minuel
Culebra
Paraleo
Empire
Uolon
Bas Olospo
Matach
Gorgona
Manuel
San Pablo
Ta- Pernille
Porters and Leaders in Indian Territory Politics
The text discusses Porter as a progressive candidate tied to the Wison legislature’s bitter factions and potential gubernatorial aims. It mentions John Brown of the Sequoyah nation as a parental, stable leader, Browyie Gov. Brown as wealthy and influential, and Seminoles under strong leadership. A court scene and a family wedding conflict touch social drama surrounding these figures.
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Porter
Wison
Deloe
Ambions
Watt
Uule
Die Stalttei
John Brown
Seque’ Ules
Hulputta Miro
Browyie
Gov
Brown
India
No Man Stronger Than His Stomach
Dr. Abernethy and a medical writer argue the stomach as the body's center of health. Indigestion and dyspepsia are linked to systemic disorders, with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery promoted as a cure and supporting remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy
London
Henya
Pierse
Hobart A. Hare
University of Pa
Laurence Johnson
University of N
Edwin M. Hare
Hahnemann Medical College
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Bage
Pierce
Renee
Hing
NOT MAN FOR HER COURTSHIP COMES TO A SUDDEN END
Special to The Sum. Mrs Keniston, a widow with five children, agrees to marry Butler after a short correspondence. He arrives in town claiming a chicken farm and $1000 worth of Plymouth Ro om goods to claim her hand. A drunken stranger at the door interrupts, prompting a dramatic twist in the plan.
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Nate OQ
Maren
Enen Heakitent
Eamdrest Saatty
Flor
Ren
Filo
Plymouth
Worst Failure in History Sparks Bank Inquiry
Special to The Sup from Dittsburg Pennsylvania reports bank examiner Moxey in the Enterprise National bank failure says investigations may go beyond current scope. He calls the case the worst for bankers and expects Lyons to complete the inquiry as it expands.
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Dittsburg
Moxey
Enterprise National Bank
Philagelstia
Higters
Hanking
Lyovens
Innes Returns Home For Rushville Funeral
Sarfeld Innes, an inmate of the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville, was allowed to return to his Rushville home without a guard to attend his father's funeral. He came back within about 20 hours. The incident is reported from Greencastle with notes on a local newspaper plan to start a daily edition next week.
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Jeffersonville, Ind
Sarfeld Innes
Indiand Reformatory
Rushville
Ind
Innes
Fatal fall from roof injures Luna proprietor
Special to the Luna reports Mareth Diable ta Ral Mau attempted a renovation at Alghofet Gi Crrtta. The proprietor climbed the roof and fell backward over a cage, fatally injuring himself.
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Mareth
Crime at Washington records a tumultuous incident
In Washington Indiana on March 2 a man named Hart Padgett, a widow, and others face charges after an assault near a polling place. The report notes a prison sentence for attempted murder and a related shooting, with unclear details due to damaged OCR.
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Washington
Ind
Léntang
Maret Tarkre
Hart Padgett
der Tersonyite
Wetto Swith
He Ate
Workmen from Jamaica to St Lucia in diverse trades
The report notes a varied labor force with workers from Jamaica, Colombia, Martinique and St Lucia. It mentions many are iron workers and that St Lucia is referred to in French, reflecting linguistic influences in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Colombia
Martinique
St. Lucia
iVETERINARIES TO GRADUATE AT INDIANA COLLEGE
The fourteenth annual commencement exercises at Indiana Veterinary College will be held at the German House auditorium Friday night at 115 o'clock. The program includes Our College Overture, President's Address by Dr Georgy Roberts, songs by Germans, selections by Jay Morning, George U Wersehely, and others, plus awarding of diplomas to graduates.
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Indiana
Veterinary Col’ Jlege
German House J
College
Overture
Bo Crate
Georgy 1
Roberts
Songsrom
E. Anchen
Jay Morning
yGeorge U Wersehely
Tove Song
Margaret Lang
Lalliad
Josephine Adam
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation
An old time medicine advertisement touts Cascarets as the sole exercise for bowel health. It claims regular wood sawing or walking plus Cascarets strengthen bowels, move digestion naturally, and prevent ailments like appendicitis and indigestion. Find ten cent boxes from Sterling Remedy, genuine with GCG stamp.
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Oklahoma
Jon
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United States
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Tris Point
Revernor
Bride
Diana
Ohio
Sun
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Praper
Prince of Pilsen
Walter Ti Luders
Grorge
Worndt Suig
Harry Whitr
A. W W. Brayton
Indianapolis
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Linden
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Illingos
Jas. White
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Habich Co
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Jerry A. Mathews
Colorado
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