Finest Cake Uses Royal Baking Powder
The advertisement touts Royal Baking Powder as the key to light sweet wholesome cakes. It emphasizes purity and quality for better baking results.
14 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
1
The advertisement touts Royal Baking Powder as the key to light sweet wholesome cakes. It emphasizes purity and quality for better baking results.
Early tallies from Tablequah and surrounding precincts show large overall majorities for ratification despite scattered anti treaty results. Reports cite Tablequah precincts with a 239 treaty majority, Delaware district strong for approval, while Going-Touke remains near even and Canadian districts trend against the measure.
A healthy rival emerges as Boynton offers its first lots for sale. Established by the Ozark and Cherokee Central railway, the town sits between Muskogee and Okmulgee as a division point on the new line. Water will be drawn from Cloud Creek and four banks will operate there, signaling expected growth and branch stores from Muskogee merchants.
The national envooll convened to count and certify the election ro turne. The Dawes Commin e ie represented by Tame Bix Atwoop as the official vote lm wartified to the rolle will be re opened and remain oped until Sep tember 1. Full returns show Robert T. West elected to succeed the late Senator Henry Lowery, jot fi and 10 cent sauatery ofpov hgnitet Malentiog's.
A large stock sale by L W Marks includes 400 head with 200 feeding stock, plus horses and thoroughbred swine to be sold September 6. Clapper of Cane Stralia also to sell thoroughbred stock at the same time and place. Killing at Catoosa noted. Joseph Roberts died on Primus farm. Notes warn of litigation and discuss land and agricultural topics with scattered references to other publications and regions.
Four Creek tribe delegates Thiecum J. Vixioo Gorolizico Chee Ufule Horigo and Jamon L Gray petition in Washington before the Secretary of the Interior and the commissioner of Indian affairs for an accounting and to stop any partition or allotment of their lands.
A special August session debated a carnival proposal by a company led by J P Seattle president Emmet Reaview donor J H Butler secretary and A Rood treasurer. September 16 to 18 outlined plan scope from band contest to midway and street parade. Councilmen Ratcliff and Darlin were on the committee.
A detailed equipment trust between Robert Winthrop & Co of New York and the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad is filed with the Oklahoma territorial Secretary. The agreement covers multiple locomotives and cars bought from Baldwin Locomotive Works and American Car and Foundry Co, with payments totaling about 1 1/2 million dollars and interest at 4 percent.
The district attorney announces the September term criminal docket with numerous defendants facing charges including perjury robbery burglary larceny breaking and entering weapon possession and liquor offenses. The list names Mamie Fox Mary Fieh Jap Underwood William Tilley Rufus Matney Hugh Title Boogy Sanders Lige Long Norval Davide Harvey Bacon Emmet Hood and many others with multiple counts on several dates in September.
The document lists multiple individuals facing charges including carrying weapons, receiving and possessing stolen property, burglary, larceny, assault, and a murder case. Names include N. J. Pace John Pace C. B. Skidmore William Mayfield Frank Riner Georgia Turner W. H. Turner Harrison Bird Kim Taylor Bem Rosch and others with dates around September 16 to 18.
Indian Territory shows rapid growth in national bank resources and liabilities, rising from 6.7 million to 10.8 million in the year. Oklahoma reports total national bank figures increasing to 14.9 million, marking a two million dollar gain against territorial competition.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes malaria and yellow fever concerns linked to military transport and quarantine practices. Mentions widow and fever cases, government charters, and shipboard health issues amid wartime logistics.
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The jury commission selected grand and petit jurors for the September term. Names include G W Dizon Big Cabin Lem Paris Catalec BW Rider Cheleen Pat Henry CA Davis Chel Jack Culp Che l W Davie Adai D E Brown Bluejacket San McKensie Bluejacket DG Pierson Bluejacket J L Sherer Vinita J M Carrough Vinita Sam Fraser Vinita JV Carroll Aston John Davie Hayden Nat Perry Grove and alternates D A Wilcoo Blurjacket C Williamson Bluejacket Chas Newman Magio Turp Yatee Kolao John Hall Bluejacket WJ Gamble Welch Henry Lindasy Welch James Lacy Spsviiew Jake Walters Visita Robert Lunday Jr Needmore Wa Lovell Cherges Harry Jones Chelsea W BR Greer Obelawa H Ward Ketchum G W Rice Vinite W Chamberlain Vinita Jon Green Vinti Hunt Vinita Halgrove
Thirty Cherokee citizens in Muskogee federal jail sought voting access last Thursday. Guards escorted them to Brushy Mountain to vote for the treaty, but judges refused without explanation. A special panel was sworn in and votes were recorded for submission to the national council.
Dr. Frick house surgeon at All Saints Hospital died after knee tuberculosis operation at St. Josephs Hospital in Kansas City. His body was taken to Osk Grove Missouri for burial. Judge F D Adams arrival as United Brakve Commissioner for the first district. He will hold court weekly in Grove while rooms are prepared for him.
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