Klamath Reserve Indian land dispute aid bill explained
Representative Moody's report outlines the Klamath reservation land dispute from 1864 to 1900. It details erroneous surveys reducing acres, proposed settlement by selling lands to fund payments and improvements, and a plan to distribute $537,007.20 without federal outlay, plus annual per capita cash payments and irrigation use.
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Congress
War Land Office
See of the Interior
Klamath Reservation
Klamath
Secretary of the Interior
United States
McLaughlin
Mormon Population In United States Reaches 144000
A census style figure shows 144000 Mormons in the United States. The count highlights the church’s visible growth across regions and communities, underscoring continued affiliation and congregational activity nationwide.
New Essay on Man Cries of Cold and Work
A Washington Star humorous piece reflects on human hardship and thrift. It contrasts a tired man facing winter with a carefree animal world where commerce and effort determine comfort and survival. The poem's voice laments luck and cost while noting daily bread and warmth as essential needs.
Obscure 1900s Labor, Law and Anecdotes Across Repurposed Text
A collage of early 20th century notes touches on textile production in 1900 with a claim that 28,891,000 dozen hose were made in the United States. It shifts to the estate of Col. Tom Ochiltree, doubts about how $25,000 will reach his sisters, unsatisfied government judgments, and a tale of Ochiltree as U S marshal involving a deputy defaulter. The humor piece includes a reminiscence about President Arthur and a cartoonish telephone exchange about Teddy’s limp aimed at his foot.
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Klamath Reservation
Oregon
United States
Laeslie's Weekly
Col
Tom Ochiltree
Ochiltree
Texas
Congress
Arthur
New Yorker
Little Things by the Million In Census Vanity
A brief note on census figures shows vast production of needles and pins and related items. It cites 1900 outputs including nearly 10 billion toilet pins and about 20 billion needles, enough for many people, plus hundreds of millions of steel pens and lead pencils, illustrating small items’ big totals.
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United States
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Eta, Goma
Klamath Reserve
Moody
Eams
Interior Department
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Interior
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Man
Col. Ochiltree
Otto
Teddy
Monopole
Wadhams & Kerr Bros
Portland
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