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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
5
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Provisions detail the Dawes commission enrollment rules, citizenship rolls, and the distribution of lands and funds. It covers eligibility, final rolls, inheritance, and prohibitions on intertribal enrollment, plus the Cherokee school fund and governance of education under Interior Department supervision.
A damaged fragment reports Mr Stone falling down stairs and suffering injuries after an incident described as a disturbance at a doorway. The text mentions help received and an operative scene but is heavily garbled with unclear names and details.
A large family from Guck ville Term travels by Frisco to Ada with ma Richart Muddlesbine, Mr. and Mrs. and thirteen children plus in laws and grandchildren. They will join three married children of the elderly couple now in Ada. The trip and arrangements are described in brief, with costs noted.
Tlunniton Balentine died after a long illness of consumption leaving a widow and two daughters. He was a prominent Vinita business man and longtime Presbyterian, honored by the town. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church with many community mourners in attendance.
A memorial notice recalls Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel Charlesworth as a noted gentleman. The Staffordshire Sentinel reports a large funeral with police and military units, judges, bands, and a gun-carriage procession. Members of Parliament and education boards attend, underscoring wide respect for the late officer.
A Norfolk newspaper recounts the fate of Mr A J Murphy who survived four amputations after a fatal blizzard ten years earlier. He arrived for a street exhibition but crowds were prevented by cold. Despite losing all four limbs, Murphy vows not to beg, adapting with artificial food and arms to perform daily tasks and even dress himself.
The census shows Lochin Territory population at 1800 units, up 211,758 people or 117.6 percent since the prior decade. The data includes residents and others. the overall enumeration remains incomplete in places.
The report lists several population percentages for native nations and tribes, including Ow OCT and Cherokee Hablinte, with figures for Chickasaw and Choctaw. Jury Commissioner We IL Gare, Ira R. Dodie, and others announced a six-person grand jury panel for the May term, the task sealed and turned over to Clerk Ghandier.
Buffalo Exposition company agent W. D. Connell travels south along the Katy line to pursue immigration business. He notes strong demand for labor and notable influx effects across the region, with many seeking land in the Ledhen Territory and the Han Territory as thousands consider settlement.
A critical meditation on country house visitors and autograph books, proposing diaries of dreams as a useful alternative. The author argues dream diaries could yield valuable insights while warning against inviting too many trivial or vulgar entries.
A forest near Kastanjnol stat features a shoot event where a peasant hears a bear growl, finds a bee tree with honeycombs weighing twenty pounds, and the animal allows the man to extract a thorn before departing. The scene includes a conductor and proposer of gratitude, while a passerby comments on superiority and riding, as cited by The Longer Vouns.
A Lawrence county land dispute resumes with the Minejacket heirs contending that deeds held by the widow of Stephen Bluejacket and others are invalid. Attorneys report that property deeds may be attacked and possession recovered, touching a tract east of Lawrence near the county seat. The land, valued at up to 500 per acre, has seen previous improvised sales and disputed transfers, with residents offering compromise while a hearing nears.
In a tense confrontation at the arena Ghantel Wortxsaes led the Chieftain outfit as key figures from Cherskoe Paeetrt faced strong competition. The match highlighted defensive plays and late scoring runs, shaping a close outcome despite efforts from both sides.
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