Protest and signatures in Washington memorial dispute
Delos Lone Wolf and his nephew led a protest in Washington over a signed memorial. Delos, a farmer, was discharged after entering without permission. Indians refused to sign in agent Randlett's presence and most did not return for further meetings. Officials question who funded the delegation and lawyers.
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Delos Lone Wolf
Delos
Jeffer Washington
Lone Wolf
Randlett
Department
Location of Big Pastures Meets Duncan Citizens
Washington June 4 interior department received the last allotments for the Wichita reservation. Judge Gullette and Gilbert of Duncan I T seek a change in the Kiowa reservation big pasture opposite Dinnean to restore contact with the opened country. Fletcher Flynn escorted them to the department. The Wichita mountains may become a national park. The location alteration is under investigation.
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T+dia
Erritory
Washington
Interior Department
Wichits Reservation
Gullette
Gilbert
I. T
Kiowa Reservation
Dinnean
Department
Flynn
Okishoms
Wichita Mountains
State Tax Revisions Move to Redefine Property Assessments
Topeka June 22 The state tax revision commission is drafting a bill to overhaul the property tax system. County assessors will supervise assessments with elected terms and appoint deputy assessors for townships and cities. Deputies can be removed at the county assessor’s pleasure and must reside in their township. A state tax commission will oversee statewide assessment and taxation and aim to equalize taxes.
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Topeka
State Tax Revision Commission
State Board of Equalization
Kansas coal mines show big output and no strikes
Topeka June 2 State Mine Inspector Keegan released a year report on Kansas coal mines. Output and miners rose sharply while the corn crop totaled 4 289 516 tons versus 4 006 505. Last year’s product value stood at 550 700.58 dollars, up from 514 14s. The report notes higher average wages and no strikes occurred during the year.
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Topeka
Keegan
Kansas
Pay for Legation Guards Sparks Washington Debate
Washington June United States government has not part in fresh demands on China and will not bill China for legation guards in Peking. Choctaw Oklahoma reports rapid box car deliveries under 2000 car contract and new Baldwin engines for freight. Indemnity lands in Oklahoma under selection protocol to be proclaimed by the president. Negro exodus urged by preachers in Alabama, while Oklahoma and Arkansas tensions over suffrage persist. Tornado near Napper Nebraska claims seven lives and injures several, with Greening family among the injured.
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Washington
United States
China
Pelin
Cara Oklahoma
Jenkins
Hitchcock
Oklahoms
Naper
Neb
Milted
Upecoing
Anderson
Proclamation 7Q Issue Sparks Supreme Court Clash and Violence
Washington notes Justice Bradley rejects the Indian litigation against opening Kiowa and Camache lands, deeming it political with no judiciary power. Indians plan a special appeal as the president prepares an opening proclamation. Separate Parsons family feud ends in a murder and self defense claim surfaces as Ireland debates Irish education and New York faces record July disbursements amid rising dividends and storms strike Pittsburgh area.
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Bradley
Lone Wolf
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
District Court of Appeals
Justice Bradley
Congress
United States
Baltimores horse case and cross border student aid notes
A Baltimore man faced a breezy charge for wilfully failing to supply a horse with life necessities, paying costs after a judge refused a cheaper deal. Meanwhile St Petersburg taxis now charge ladies half fare. Japanese student allowances abroad are outlined: 1800 yen to Europe or America with 200 for gear, 1200 yen to China with 150 for gear, and 1000 yen to Korea with 100 for gear.
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Europe
America
China
Korea
American Tourism Group Plans Yellowstone West Tour
The Asperican Tourist Association has organized an extended Yellowstone Park tour for this year. The itinerary covers Pike's Peak, Garden of the Gods, and a long ride in the Rocky Mountains with visits to Salt Lake City. The trip includes exclusive use of coaches and cars, with Alaska options later announced. Pricing covers all expenses and details are available from KK. BLACK LEY and T A Mo Pac Wichita.
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Asperican Tourist Association
Pike’ Peale
Garden of the
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Stenp
Ube
Dapelican
Axsiriagion
Alaska
Ine
Uhe Vellowstone
Dineay
Cheeri
Black Ley. &T A Mo
Pac
Wichita
Fast Train 10 Colorado From St Louis and Kansas City
The Missouri Pacific Railway offers double daily service from St Louis and Kansas City to Colorado and the Pacific coast with through sleeping cars to San Francisco. Trains depart St Louis at 9 p m and 10 10 p m, Kansas City at 6 p m and 10 p m. Excursion tickets are on sale. For information contact company agents. IL Townsend, G P&T Agent, St Louis Mo.
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St Louis
Kansas City
Colorado
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
San Franncisco
Townsend
P&t
Why Linen Is Called Lawn In Bleaching History
The article explains the origin of the term lawn for linen and outlines historical bleaching methods from March to September in the Netherlands and Scotland. It notes grass laying on lawns as a source of the name, progress with sulfuric acid and chlorine, and later innovations like dry starch enhancing whiteness.
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Holland
Ansty
Fugland
Scotl
Therand
Charles Tennant
Glastow
Scotland
Bern
Wales
Huttonat
Gum chewing on streets sparks public debate in city
The text notes that gum chewing on public streets provokes remarks while contrasting cigarette usage, claiming Washington may have more daily smokers than any city of similar size except in parts of the South. The fragment hints at urban observations on behavior and health.
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America
Washington
United States
Memory of Martyrs Observed in Tunis Sacred Remembrance
Every year in Tunis a solemn religious service honors early Christian martyrs Vivs Perpetua and Felicita. This year Mgr. Combes archbishop of Carthage led a procession to the subterranean chambers of the ancient Gartage arena where the martyrs were once delivered to beasts. Bananas offer breakfast value though some cannot eat them raw. They can be peeled and fried or baked in jackets, served with sugar and cream. In the south locals fry lime slices with butter until browned.
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Tunis
Perpetua
Felicita
Mgr. Combes
Carthage
Gartage
Wealth of Tart of Cadogan Riches and Rumors Around Earl
A May 12 note marks the Earl of Cadogan as a wealthy member of King Edward's government and lord lieutenant of Ireland. He holds much of Chelsea and is linked with titles including Viscount Chelsea and Baron Oakley. Rumors suggest a dukedom may follow as recognition for his service.
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Cadogan
Edward
Earl of Cadogan
Chelsea
Baron Oakley
Ireland
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