Supreme Court Affirms Interior Leasing Power in Cherokee Lands
Supreme Court Justice White writes that Congress may delegate to the Interior Secretary the power to lease mineral lands in the Cherokee nation. The injunction against leasing to Cherokee Oil and Gas Company, allied with Standard Oil, is affected, and the suit pursued through several courts remains costly for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justion White
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Terror
Cherokee Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Co
Congress
Deputy Assaulted by Thugs in Wetumbka Arrest
Deputy Memhal Ed. Fink was assaulted while arresting a man named Clark in Wetumbka. He and Clark were taken to Clark's home where the deputy was beaten by associates of Clark. The assailants are described as a gang of thugs wanted on multiple charges. A $200 reward is offered for their arrest. One assailant, Pick, is in serious condition.
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Wetomka
Memhal Ed. Fink
Cl¢rk
Clark
Jain
Local Gossip and Arrivals at Sherman Texas
Court next Monday. Kert Owinus of Guttrie is visiting. Lad Churchill is home for a day or two with the family. B. B. Brayner received two trains of Texas seats. Rebt Ironside can be about for a few weeks. D Besco and wife of Salina are guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Bradley. P. M Ford left last night for a visit with relatives at New Harmony. Col Rogers of Skiatook joined a little political proepacting here Tuesday. W H L Warner, Inland type standry representative, transacting business here. Wm Hancock and wife from Lenapal visiting Mrs Hancock's parents. Robt L McClure there yesterday. His headquarters now as stock agent for the Prisga at Sherman Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kert Owinus
Guttrie
Lad Churchill
B. B. Brayner
Texas
Ironside
Ton
D. Besco
Salina
Kai
Carl Bradley
Ford
New Marmony
Todiaon
Col
Jumbo Before Christmas Sale and town notes
The article reports a Christmas sale running December s from the 8th and mentions local residents and events. Chas McClellan visits from Claremore to inspect property. Bizie McCoy ill with typhoid at home. Teachers plan a Christmas program and tree for children. John H. Cooty from Nowata attends local matters. J. George Wright expected to resume duties soon. Rev Sid Williams concludes a Baptist revival and returns to Southern Texas. The Travelers Protective Association held its first post in the Indian Territory at South McAlever. H A Paul charged with galiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. McClellan
Claremore
Vintta
Bizie McCoy
Veice
Buntay
John H. Cooty
Nowata
J. George Wright
Sid Williams
Baptist Church
Toonday
Texas
South McAlever
H. A. Paul
Christmas Sale and Local News Fragments From Fort Worth
A chaotic page fragment notes a December sale from December 5 to 8 and mentions C B Wilkinson resigning as jail guard to manage a fuel firm in Williston North Dakota. It references Fort Worth stock yards C Prenvh and local stockmen, ship rates to Texas, and Georgia resident Wivle gir Georgia. Also includes medical ads for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Hallard's Horehound Syrup, plus notices about arrests and court rulings.
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C. B. Wilkinson
Jim Wilkinson
Haa
Willistoo
North Dakota
C. Prenvh
Fort Worth
B. By Frayeer
Vinita
Mttter
Shippera
Texas
George MecGlawen
Georgia
Hago
Whitney restaurant sold in turn of the century notice
A garbled clipping cites a 1901 Saint Louis Globe Democrat report of a restaurant sale and a death tied to a coughing spell. It mentions a Hornenoid Syrup and Dr Osldwell's Syrup Pepsin with testimonials from J. Monan and others, reflecting early 20th century medical advertising and obituaries embedded in local trade pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Duckwel
Howe
Duckwell
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Nensho
Kan
Monticello
Osldwell
Leon
Hill
Double Killing Report From Tablequah Ambiguous
Mesgwr details of a double killing from Tablequah allege two Cherokee men dead after a drunken brawl at an old town meeting. Claims name Tom Kirk and his son as the killers, but authorities have not confirmed arrests or identified the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesgwr
W. W. Hastings
Tom Kirk
bin Eon
Mr. Haetiog
Tablequah
Guidrusk
Hie
Drunken Carousal Ends in Death Near Webber Falls
Jim Reese, a white man, was found dead after a drunken outing in the woods near Webber Falls on Saturday. J C Howard Ed Johnson and Lige Melotosh are jailed in Muskogee on murder charges. Authorities suspect a drunken brawl. preliminary hearings set before the grand jury. Old papers for sale at the Chieftain piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroveal
Webber Falls
Jim Reese
J.C. Howard
Ed. Johnson
Lige Melotosh
Muskogee
Reese
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Edwin Clapp
Hawes
Ratcliff
Schliecker
Gonta
Elgin, Waltham
Hampden
August Schliecker
Weredith Bros
Webb Bros
South Wilson Street
E, A
Stubblefield, D
M,d
Gray Hatcott
Colton Dodson
Raymond Bidg
Panamas Bat
D* L
Baghy
Suroeo
Telesphone
Ita
Ind Ter
Ames & Davenport
Kornegay
United States
W. Day
Rand
Sorchit Vinita
Grove
Secretary of Interior
Wetumbka
Foley
Eter
Qur Bouklel
Uw Docwar
Aan Ryote
Willie Adolphus
Wille Reyon
Claremore Yee Tering
Comateloner Seadings Court
Balard
Henry G. Htearos
Stulleburg
Wiecotato
Hallard
Criterion
Ball
Hank
Falbolle
Tavrench
Wenden
YulPilly
Whitney
Ovid
Wellings
Dior Reese
Oe Chieftain
Awealth
Harter
Bae
Siena
Lion
Wis
Rose’s News and Book Store
Nickle i
Tye Olam
Ious Apie
Gold Willer
Sears
Sve Otter
Rais Goons
Rose
S1ore
Raymond
Brinson& Patterson
Peirce City
America
West Illnois St
Presbyterian Church
Taylor & Lawrence Telephone
Ratclife
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