Proceeds From Inherited Indian Lands Placed in Trust Depository
Acting Secretary Ryan issues a drastic rule to safeguard Indian lands sales. Proceeds must go to the United States depository for each heir in proportion, with monthly limits of ten dollars per heir unless the agent and commissioner authorize larger sums. Guardians or heirs oversee checks to prevent fraud and theft.
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Clialati
Kansas City Southern Railway
Washington
Interior Ryan
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ryan
Judge Parker Keeps In Close Contact With Advisers At Saratoga
Esopus New York September 21 Judge Parker remained in close touch with political advisers attending the state convention at Saratoga. Messengers climbed the hill from the telegraph office to the judge's house throughout the day while the operator handled Parker's personal telegrams. He issued orders on crop harvesting between messages and took a long horseback ride.
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Judge Parker
Saratoga
Esopus
N. Y
Great Storm Ravages Oskaloosa and Statewide Areas
Des Moines reports a severe storm on September 21 causing extensive property damage in Oskaloosa. Spencer's wholesale grocery building demolished and the Illinois Central depot unroofed amid widespread harm to business districts. Reports from other parts of Iowa indicate deep hail and strong winds.
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Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Spencer
Illinois Centralepot
Albla
Japanese Hold Strong Position at Baniputse
General Kuropatkin reports a reconnaissance on Sept. 17 found Baniputse strongly held by a brigade with guns. No enemy east of Baniputse, but Japanese reinforcements arrived Sept. 18 nearby. Large Japanese forces from Liao Yang have crossed to the right bank of the Taltse river.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Baniputse
Baniputxe
Liao Yang
Taltse
Foreign War Updates From Port Arthur And Mukden
Dispatches from New York Berlin and Paris report Eight or nine Japanese divisions moving toward Mukden and a likely land and sea attack on Port Arthur. Baltic fleet reinforcements are said to be en route to the Far East while rumors of dum-dum bullets and explosive bullets circulate.
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New York
Port Arthur
Far East
Togo
Mukden
Kurok
Kuropatkin
St. Petersburg
Argentina
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Revel
Rerestvensky
Vladivostok
Paris
Matin
Chefoo
Bugle Blare Draws Civil War Veterans to Reunion
The thirty-fifth annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland opened in the Claypool auditorium Indianapolis with General Wil son W. Blackmar greeted by cheers. General H W Boynton presided as Judge Daniel Howe welcomed guests and General John T Wilder spoke. Letters from Roosevelt Reid and Parker were read and Orlando M Sumer of Kokomo delivered the first private oration. The event closed with Star-Spangled Banner. Nominating committee announced officers: Boynton president general Tweedale corresponding secretary Steele recording secretary Smith treasurer general Kniffin historian.
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Together Society of the Army
Roosevelt
Whitelaw Reid
Alton B. Parker
Orlando M. Sumer
Kokomo
Ind
Henry V. Boynton
Washington
John Tweedale
John W. Steele
Oberlin
Frank G. Smith
Kniffin
Oldest Confederate Veteran George W Bradley Dies in St Louis
George Washington Bradley aged ninety seven, claimed as the oldest Confederate veteran, died in St Louis while visiting the World's Fair. Bradley resided in Houston Texas and served in a Missouri infantry regiment during the Civil War.
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St. Louis
St. Lows
George Washington Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Houston
Tex
Missouri
Refusal to Work Delays River Traffic in Memphis
Memphis Sept 21 river boats from Cairo and Arkansas are tied up as rousters refuse to work for 875 per month. All river traffic is delayed two weeks with boats departing twelve to eighteen hours late due to lack of men.
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Memphis
Cairo
Arakasas
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