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The Indian Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1900

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Stamp out smallpox in Indian Territory calls tax aid

The secretary of the interior urged Congress to appropriate 50000 dollars to stamp out smallpox among whites in the Indian Territory. Letters from Indian inspectors and tribal officials show outbreaks near South McAlester and Atoka. The Choctaw nation has spent 10000 dollars on vaccination but cannot curb the disease.

Washington Secreretary of the Interior Congress Indian Territory Indian Inspector Indian Agent Union Agency Medical Board South McAlester Atoka Choctaw Council Secretary of the Interior Five Civilized Tribes Muskogee

Auction sales of Dale estate yield high prices and cash terms

The Dale estate sale cleared nearly $2,000 as personal property brought strong prices. Calves and cows drew solid bids, horses were steadier, hogs sold well, and hay feed moved. The east half of the farm sold low and most buyers paid cash within sixty days.

Dale

Bill Aims Allotment Of Unassigned Indian Lands

Washington Jan 4 a house bill seeks allotment of unalloted lands of the Seneca Miami and confederate bands at Quapaw agency to Indians not yet allotted and to new born children. It caps each allotment like prior shares and directs surplus lands to be sold with proceeds divided among tribal members.

Washington Indian Territory Curtin Secretary of the Interior Wea Peoria Kaskaskia Piankeehaw Quapaw General Councils

Little Men and Women Babyland Volume Ad Offer

The iyoo volume enters its twenty fourth year with top authors and artists contributing. Notable pieces include Playthings that are Alive Six parts Some Famous Animals and lively verse and pictures by Margaret Johnson. Premiums lure subscribers with easy access to articles and Pearsons magazine offer at 1.20 for a year, subscription address 38 Troy New York.

Babyland Judith Solis Cohen Cora Hagiland Harper Margaret Johnson Little Matt Pearsons Hairyland Little Men and Women CO Troy N.Y

The Burlington Route and Great Western Lines

The notice extols the Burlington Route as the best line from Kansas City to Nebraska Denver Utah and the Pacific Coast with two trains daily and weekly California excursions. It promotes tourist sleepers to Seattle, homeseekers’ excursions, and wide well-appointed trains with Pullman sleepers and free seats. Contact points listed include L W Wakeney in St. Louis and Howarp Buttorr in St. Joseph. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat is advocated as a leading Republican paper with subscription rates and sample copies offered. The United States commission for the Indian Territory met at South McAlester to discuss land lease fees and a bill to expand commissioners’ civil jurisdiction, potentially easing district court workloads.

Globe Printing Co St. Louis Kansas City Nebraska Denver Utah Pacific Coast California Black Hills Montana Washington Puget Sound Billings Seattle Chicago Omaha St. Paul Minneapolis Northwest Standard Railroad Louisiana Purchase Burlington St. Louis Globe-Democrat Mail Globe P’ty Co United States Commission For the Indian Territory Aot South McAlester Congress

Smallpox Versus Whiskey as Threats to Public Welfare

A heated editorial argues fifty thousand dollars is spent to stamp out smallpox while whiskey causes greater societal harm. It questions licensing, quarantine efforts, and calls for stronger temperance action, listing costs of prosecutions, marshal fees, and healthcare burdens alongside moral concerns. It notes civic leaders and public figures debating policy and cites regional newspaper items.

Pest House Wal M. C. Sizercu

Enrollment work begins for Cherokee roll by Dawes commission

The Dawes commission states that enrollment transcription starts today with field work to begin April first. District enrollments will be arranged with ample notice. the project may span the summer. L. B. Bell, W. W. Hastings named to represent the Cherokee nation, with J. C. Starr as stenographer and W. B. Wyly and John Parks as sheriffs.

Dawes Commission L. B. Bell W. W. Hastings J.C. Starr W. B. Wyly John Parks Arrow

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