Cherokee Territory Faces Unrest- Land Rights and Smallpox Rumors
A long dispatch describes growing unrest among Cherokees over Dawes commission allotment delays, land tenure disputes, and enforcements. It warns Congress to act to prevent collapse of trade and drives local cattlemen at risk, citing political organizing and appointments in the Indian Territory.
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Smallpox Quarantine Loosely Enforced in Tow n
In TAwneyeau IT January 2h, E C Alberty returned from Clarennes after a telegram about his wife’s illness. He developed smallpox symptoms, was moved to a hearse with nurse guards, and was then reported to have broken out again. Town quarantines a seminary and fears of further spread persist amid chaotic notices and unrelated articles.
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Smallpox Case Reports Stir Claremore and New Law Firm Formed
Claremore reports up to about 100 presumed smallpox cases with no deaths so far and doctors administering cautious care. The city and physicians push suppression, while a new Galena Kansas law firm of Hon. George B. Denison and James H. Akin is formed, with a notable history of Cherokee Nation defense work and U.S. court practice.
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Proclamation on Smallpox in Cherokee Nation January 1900
The Cherokee National Board of Health proclaims the smallpox presence across the Cherokee nation and surrounding areas. It urges vaccination at private physicians' expense, announces quarantines and warnings, and lists affected towns and districts with precautionary measures and public notices from officials and local press commentary.
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