The $4 300 000 Claim History of its Origin
A historical outline of the $4 300 000 claim by the Cherokee nation against the United States. It traces origins to treaties of 1819 1833 1835 1866 and 1868 and the 1893 act, detailing land sales misallocations removal costs and fund misapplications. It notes unpaid balances 1819 1835 and 1866 plus the Choctaw loan issue and arbitration efforts.
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United States
Congress
Congress of
R. F. Wyly
Cherokee Nations Council
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolinas
North Carolina
Tennessee
Madison County
Tennessee River
State of
Clinch River
Cumberland Mountain
Linse
Mate of
Citizens of
United
Mississippi River
Independence
Kansas
Court of Claims
Cherokee Nation
National Fund
Choctaws
James A. Slade
Joseph T. Bender
Committee On Indian Office
Harmon
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House of Representatives
Cherokee National Council
Washington
Vanderbilt barber recalls long service and odd farewell
Grand and Petit Jurors sit for January Term at Vinita as Anton Gegenheimer, the barber who shaved William H Vanderbilt up to his death, recounts his years of service from 1868, detailing routines at multiple homes and the famed millionaire’s preference for a smooth shave and mutton chops. Also notes random items on crime notes, a lampman connection to Dickens, and a column on woodcock hunting quirks and Dr Simmons cough syrup prices.
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Aston Gegesheimer
Tony
Cornelius Vanderbilt
World
Anton Gegenheimer
Essex Street
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth
Thirty-fourth
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
England
Mr.Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Mr. Gegenheimer
New York World
Charles Dickens
John Chipperfield
Tilbury
Dickens
London
Boot End
Bis
Chipperfield
Mugby Junction
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