Night Quiets in It Hit Alipped Pe Timie Ning 101 Patient
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a patient and quiet night setting with unclear phrasing. Limited readable names and details prevent full reconstruction of events or entities.
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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a patient and quiet night setting with unclear phrasing. Limited readable names and details prevent full reconstruction of events or entities.
On a frigid Christmas in 1881 in Vinita, Oklahoma, a dog led townsfolk to a wagon wreck where a dead man and a severely injured woman with a baby perished in the cold. Rescuers saved the infant revived by warmth, and a future wife will marry as Christmas carols echo charity. A tale blends tragedy with hopeful renewal and a lifelong memory tied to a dog’s rescue.
Court adjourned until January 7 after a string of sentences in federal cases. William Black was found guilty of tempting, with a five year term in Columbus, Ohio. Obie J. Jobowon, Charles George, and others received prison time for assault, horse theft, larceny, and related offenses. The panel was reduced to 24 jurors as sessions paused.
Palmore addresses temperance and outlines a youth pledge for boys 8 to 15 in Vinita. A group named Knights of the New Century forms to promote abstinence and virtuous conduct, with parents urged to support the effort amid anticipated obstacles.
The text recounts the origins of Sunday schools in the Cherokee country, starting with Jobo Rogers in Guernecht county Georgia around 1815 to 1820. It notes the Providence church on the Chattaboochie river and early Methodist preachers, and mentions key figures aiding the movement including Jo Clark Howell and Rev. William J. Dodge.
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