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Newspaper

The Indian Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1900

Page

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Baptism not the sole path, church charges misrepresent

J D Newson responds to Too Quaste in Daily Chieftain, arguing baptism is part of salvation not the sole condition. He defends Peter’s Pentecost teaching that faith repentance baptism and living a Christian life together save. He accuses Too Quaste of ignoring Jesus and the apostles and of infidelity toward the Christian plan.

Taso Daily Chieftain Peter Aioe Tooquatteo Jesus Christ Christ Kingdom of Heaven Jesus Allon God Paul Jasna Jerusalem Pentecont Jesus Chelat Tooque-eteo Hell Annanias Brother Paul Bla Jericho Jack J.D. Newson

Old Fort Gibson site hailed in historic lore

The Post recalls Cherokee Nation ties to the old federal parade ground at Fort Gibson. Troops once numbered 6000 here and figures like Jeff Davis, James G. Blaine, and Longfellow are linked to the area. The national cemetery holds about 2600 honored dead as historians note battles, visits, and literary connections.

Vs. Gibson Dawes Commission Jef Davis Arbuckle Rucker Heron Gen. Hosen Admiral Dewey National Cemetery James G. Blaine Old Fort Grand River Washington Irving Prairies Longfellow Thie Place Fort Gibson

Dawes Cherokee enroll Bill Includes Thompson on Doubtful Card

Commission proceedings note Clyde Thompson of the Cherokee allotment list in the Dawes roll. He received strip money but was placed on the doubtful card due to a reservation on the Cherokee Strip. The last revised enrollments list is read with commissioners and staff by name.

Fr. Gingen J. T Dawes Commission Clyde Thompson Thompson Cherokee Strip Thomas 5 Nendlen Clifton R. Breckenridge Phillip G. Reuter W. W. Wallace Howard W Bhester Beavers Walkingutick Beqaichie Greer Cravens Brown McDonald Jones Rowson Messengore E. K, Bixby Henry Piel Theodore Mathews Assistent Cook Hubert Mureball Ongeomarr Sosa

Enforcement of Townsite Law Warned at Ardmore Site

United States district attorney W B Johnson reports from Muskogee that only legally designated townsites may be sold. He cites 100 acre limits for new townlets along rail lines and warns prosecutions will follow violations. He notes Interior Department control and urges adherence to established procedures. Senator J B Hastings reports on a land transaction involving Froeman Widitter’s Hore Creek.

Ardmore United States W. B. Johnson Muskogee J. George Wright Uni Btaten P L Roper Johnaow Congress Interior Secretary of the Interior Interior Department Pliny L. Soper

Press Meeting Notice Promotes Vinita Trip and Rail Travel

A letter from the Indian association invites members to a thirteenth annual meeting in Vinita with literary programs and city hospitality. Railroads offer transportation for members and one female relative, with contracts arranged through agents. An optional side trip to St Louis through Claremore is planned, and members are urged to respond if attending.

Veesay McAlester Vinviar Lester Vinita Asn Vinite H. ©. Towngend Missouri Pevite Railway Claremore St. Louie Kansas City Retoro Missouri Metropolia Brainard Allinos Missouri Pacific Railway Indian Territory St. Louis B. FP Jane

Cherokee Money Syndicate Plans Four Million Dollar Purchase

Report claims St Louis capitalists negotiating a $4,900,000 sale with a Cherokee syndicate. $1,000 deposit in St Louis treasury and $50,000 with Tahlequah national bank. Principal chief and ten council members allegedly signed. terms reportedly set at eighty or eighty five cents on the dollar. Chief Buffington questions details while a November decision is anticipated.

St. Louis Capitaliste St. Louis National Bank Tahlequah Buffington Cornell

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