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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
8
An advertisement extols a wide assortment of muslin gowns skirts corset covers drawers and related garments not yet equaled in the territory with prices described as surprisingly low.
A garbled page itemizes ads for Med Cross Ball Blue and Red Cross Ball Blue laundry powders, Beeg’s Cherry Cough Syrup, Bailard’s Beon Liotment, and various drugstore promotions. It mentions Guthrie business, Vinita millinery openings, a cattle show, and local postal appointments, with scattered names and places such as White Oak and Davenport.
The committee of arrangements for Wie Ladies Experience labor to host a Friday night program at the Methodist church. Each day features a teller sharing how she earns money, promising humorous and entertaining moments. The event includes songs by the choir, scripture mediation, prayer, vocal song, and instrumental music by Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Clapper.
A colored politician Watson is accused of violating election laws by voting blocks of two to five colored men. Evidence allegedly shows him voting twice and then visiting a lawyer’s office filled with negroes, where money was on a table. The scene continued at the Chief’s office with federal attention.
An itemized fragment lists Pauline Katley and Mike Ajile Wilttas with mandolin and instrumental groups, plus quartets and mandolin clubs. It mentions Carrie Stevens, a 16 instrument piece, and references a musical program at Kentucky House with various ensembles. Scattered lines describe voting, theft allegations, and local officials departing, with a note about a railroad division being planned between Afton and Fairland and a decision due Thursday.
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