Cherokee Nation life and land bids in Indian Territory
The account tours Tahlequah and the Cherokee Nation, detailing self rule, architecture, and governance. Chief Mays and senators are described as capable, with land holdings, farming scales, and mixed marriages. Offers for the Cherokee Strip range from 2 to 12 million dollars, while debates on sale and education funding unfold amid a developing public school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msrs
Capitol
Sven
Daele Jerry Ruskin
Wisconsin
United States
Kansas City
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Arkansas River
Fort Gileon
Tahlequah
Mays
Say College
Ohio
Mt. Holyons
Sam
Bushy
Untold Indian Payments And Land After Treaty Promises
The piece argues that the United States failed to pay tribes like the Choctaw Chickasaw and Creek after treaties yielded land worth millions. It warns of ongoing unpaid claims and potential fraud allegations as Uncle Sam delays payment and land remains in white hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Indian Territory
Five Civilized Tribes
Tahlequah
United States
Washington
Capitol
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Department of Education
The
Treasury
Texas
Creek Country
Washita Valley
Sam
Leima
Indians and whites in the Indian Territory described by Frank Carpenter
Frank G. Carpenter reports on the Cherokee and Creek wealth, Osage riches, per capita payments, and the Territory’s future. He notes white misconduct, liquor laws, and the aristrocratic Cherokee stance, plus intermarriage with blacks and the state of housing, schools, and stores, ending with prospects for settlement and land sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Indiana
Washington
Indian Territory
Tablequah
Fort Smith
Marshal
Muscogee
Wagoner
Becr House
Harris
Oreeka
Chickasaws
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Kansas
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
Frank G. Carpenter
Spectroscopic astronomy and the Aurora Borealis debate
Dr Huggins at Cardiff outlines spectroscopic astronomy as a distinct field with an expanding literature and observatories The Aurora spectrum remains unclarified by spectroscopy Yet meteoric dust near auroral lines may explain the phenomenon and novas advance the nebular hypothesis of solar system formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
British Association
Cardiff
Kirchoff
Angstrom
D'Arrest
Secchi
Draper
Becquerel
Newton
Hu 8
Livelny
Dewar
Theodust
Vogel
Sirius
Langley
Kant
Laplace
Neway
Helmholtz
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Advertised for Sleep and Health
A vintage advertisement praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best remedy for sleeplessness and nervous strain. It claims to improve digestion, ease constipation, and address rheumatism neuralgia and liver and kidney issues. The notice mentions Mc Mahon Bros & Adams at 52 Fourth.
Daisy's Stage Struggle Ends in Fatal Curtain
Daisy battles nerves to perform a demanding scene under Freda and Nabob guidance. A mishap with a door and train escalates into panic and a tragic finale as Daisy collapses after crying out that she will marry the Duke before dying in Kildare's presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda
Daisy
Hildare
Nabob
Poor
India
Esloium
Dukel
You have killed her heart and will in the cruel scene
The exchange shows Kildara accusing Tam of killing Tam’s beloved by emotional cruelty and deceit. She brands Tam a coward while pointing to the blood and the crowd around them, outlining moral reckoning for a damaged relationship and an anguished scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeta
Mabob
Kildare
Freda
Bird
Geez 2
Dare
Kildara
Atre
Leading Lady of Kildare’s Company Stricken on Stage
Newspapers recount the tragedy of a beautiful leading actress from Kildare’s company who collapsed on stage. They detail her career from a country home to the New York Lyceum of Arts, her versatile talent, and Kildare’s grief and care for the bereaved mother as the company sits idle and salaries are unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildare
New York Lyceum of Arts
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Carpenter
ALL Independent Tribes
TaniEevas
Inp. T
Tahlequahsa
State House
Chief Bushyhead
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Indico
Thia Farm
Yhead
Gore
Frank Murray
Smallwood
Atoka
Two Creek Boys
Cherokee University
Stories OF
Dr. Huggins
Wonders Thoss Yet Living
Russell
McMahon Bros & Adams
BY Emma V. Sheri
Wee Pacer
Keech
Gunn
Pennsylvania
Penn Avenue
Ninth St
Lil
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