Vast Indian lands to be opened under new treaties in 19th century
A long OCR fragment describes a Native American reservation, land withdrawals, and anticipated allotments. It mentions the Great Colville Reservation, large tracts in Minnesota, and a plan to sell about half of a deprivation area to the government for settlement. Commissioners from Washington, North Carolina, and Oregon oversee the process. The text references tribal names, settlements, and legal actions, with the aim of opening lands for settlement while preserving some tribal rights.
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Misikadh Manis
Politaatanats
Maly Ieee
Mark Tuderran
Washington
Dames FP
Jayne
North Osrotina
Woo Durtar
Oregon
Aigafaners
Maestieania
Skip
Delaware
Train Robbery Gang Captured After Two Weeks
Dalton brothers and accomplices who robbed The Manin Pe passenger train at Wharton station were captured near the Nao and Pox reservation after two weeks of pursuit. One of the Daltons was killed, another wounded, and the remaining gang member captured. investigators noted prior killings and exchanges of gunfire with U S cavalry re enforcing authorities assisting in the arrest.
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Pwo Vain
Teoh Hotin
Ordahoma Copy
Okla
Dalton Brothers
Wharton Station
Aiter
Nao and Pox Reservation
Aiaty Niles Paat
Atiara
United States
Taralidls
Pitch Cavalry
Maraiala
Tiniaday Ina
Original Package Law Declared Valid by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled the original package law passed by Congress valid and operative in prohibition states without state reenactment. The decision, in the case John M. Wilkerson v Charles Ahrer, involved Shawnee County Kansas sheriff and agents in Topeka and Kansas City. President, senators, and other officials are cited among cited cases and reactions.
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Supreme Court
Washingdon
United States Supreme Court
John M. Wilkerson
Shawnee County
Kan
Charles Ahrer
Rahrer
Topeka
Kansas City
Mon
Rover
The Briggs Case Opinion and Veto Talk at Assembly
Detroit May 26 The Presbyterian general assembly opens discussion on the Briggs appointment. Most members favor hearing the committee on theological seminaries report while some expect a veto. Col Monfort says veto is likely. if not vetoed, the appointment would be tacitly confirmed. Rumor says Union Seminary may lose its charter if vetoed.
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Detroit
Mich
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee On Theological Seminaries
Briggs
Col. Monfort
The
Herald and Presbyter
Cincinnati
Dr. Briggs
Patton
Aveta
Union Seminary
General Assembly
Insane Mr. Mot Arranges Family Tragedy in Iowa
In Banas Iowa on May 27 Mrs Chresten Peieman Danish woman and four children aged three to six were found dead in the cellar of their house in what appears to be a family tragedy. Authorities say a recent outbreak of murders and suspicions points to a possible motive linked to the husband, believed to have passed to an asylum a week earlier.
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Paladelpais
My. Boyt
New Jersey
Mr. Baldwin
Oh To
Breas
Chiva Epis
M. Meardeck
Union For Three
PS. Aond
Ge Mulsionades
Tiersary
Sow
P. Me
Harinn
Towa
Banas
Iowa
Chresten Peieman
Ware
Gans Asylum
Inheritance Mis and Swift Speering Cure
A damaged advert claims misuse of mis inheritance cures a hereditary scroin, with Sereini poison and Swift Speentie S. 3) S. S. driving poison out, curing the boy after severe illness. No symptoms remain. Names T. L. MaAgHnks of Mathurwlle Mississippi cited alongside a free bleed and sim procedures.
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Swift
Ani D
Witsa
T. L. MaAgHnks
Mathurwlle
Miss
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Nisa
Paw Kolge
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Chharitis Buug
Midian
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Salvwinme
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Loeger
Lapeer
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Josey WM. Rate Jr
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Seyi
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Noraa
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Shane
Wendie Quire
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Gay
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Bierman
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Ducksum
Motie
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de. G. C. Osaoop
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Erxvengton
Conway, Ark
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the Centaur Company
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New York City
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Warren
Price Sct
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Milwaukee
Seng
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Pipestone
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Bam
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Seaman
Davison, Cushier
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