Monroe Doctrine Abandoned in Imperial Ambitions Debate
An extended historical critique argues that after the American Revolution the United States shifted from Washington era caution to an expansionist path. It links McKinley era policy to imperial ventures, contrasting Chinese seclusion with Western expansion while noting casualties among Americans overseas and the decline of republican ideals.
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Aleo
Blien
Washington
James Monroe
Monroe
United States
Chinene
McKinley
America
Ailthie
Mr. McKinley
Cherokee Republic
China
Separation and Salvation Ground Work of Separation
A sermon on the death and resurrection of Christ as the ground work of salvation, urging believers to separate from the world, embrace the divine life, and witness for Jesus Christ. It argues redemption completed by Christ’s sacrifice, calls for zeal over popularity, and notes WTU delegates and missionary efforts along with local society items.
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Jenua
Jesus
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God
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Jasus Christ
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Egypt
Levst
Christ
Pilate
Tomas
T.U
T. U
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W.T. U
Lady Howry
Lady Battersed
Cameron
M. P
Bertrand Russell
Clare Parrieh
Missouri
Japan
China
Kureaa
India
Palestine
Syria
Italy
America
Chas. M. Sheldon
Edinborough
Kansans
M. D
Ruth Huot
EB. Ward
Capitol Building
Mr. Ward
J. M. Thompson
James A. Thompson
Thoreday
Vinita
Catchor Rock
Saline District
Reville
Aessalt
Fannie Drywater
Jini
Muskogee
Enrollment Rules For Cherokees Adopted After 1895
Dawes Commission outlines enrollment rules for Cherokees. White applicants married into Cherokee after December 16, 1895 are rejected. those married before 1880 can appear on the authenticized roll of 1480. New adoptees since 1880 must show marriage certificates or court decrees. births since 1896 enroll by affidavit.
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J K Jones Urges Unified Indian Territory Democratic Committee
Letter from J K Jones to W Shepherd of Chickasha discusses the national committeeman dispute in the Indian Territory. He argues for a fair new committee to unite factions and nominate a national committeeman acceptable to all, urging cooperation and to discard old conflicts.
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J. K. Jones
R. W. Shepherd
Chickasha
Daily Telegram
Ascens
Mikw
W.shepherd
Ohjedarha
T. Deax
Indian Territory
National Committee
Janne K. Jones
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