Local Notes and Patent Medicines in Vinita
Local notes highlight drugstore remedies from People's Drug Store and others, with claims for cures of ringworm, tetter, coughs, colds, and skin diseases. Mentions include Dr Calawell syrups, Hunt's Lightning Oil, Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup, Ballard's Horehound, and Heigk German Medicine. Also notes visits by McCullaugh, Hunt, and Gardner, plus Onlookers like J. Jarrell of Temple Texas and Mre Harnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X Atoll
Kaunasaoe
Calawell
Poplin
A. J. Jarrell
Temple
Texas
Hurnett
White
McCullaugh
Fairland
Popelo
DeWitt
Ray Buck
Meepie
Charlie Hunt
White Oak
People’s Drug Store
Cook
J.C. Gray's
Garrison Grocery
Davenport
M. Adams
Chelsea
John A. Linder
Advocate
Huweston
Ballard
Huckleberry
Nowata
Ryrup
Adam Schreiber
Chattanooga
J. Wi Zevely
Syer
Iple
George Harmon
H. EB. Bucklen & Co
Vinita
Croup
Civcane
Mra
Gregg
Dunden
Kas
Cloresmure
Muskogee
Alice Hood
Buller
Lee Barrote
Kanens
Con
Heyys
W. Coa
Tiller
Top Bholbinn
Vale Enna
Ube
Evop
W. G. Cooper
Athorney J
Hurekbaler
Mre
Bremen
Connor Tan
Aire
Joseph Mustlet
Talaba
Harnage
F Simmons
The
Muskie ‘Times
Joe Conklin
War
Crs
Fladsov
Denver
Cal
Gittings
Guthrie
People's Drug Store
Adair
Farm for Sale Near Nowata and Chelsea in Verdigri Bottom
Auction notice describes a 220 acre farm with 75 acres under fence and cultivation, located 1 mile south of Coody's Bluff near Nowata and 12 miles northwest of Chelsea. Improvements include a dwelling, tool shed, meat house, several outbuildings, an orchard of 200 bearing trees, and water. Price 1000 with trade options for a farm or city property. Also reports on Call Rowe acquittal for a murder case and unrelated local drugstore ad and Federal court notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coody
Blutt
Eustof
KE. A. Wilkinson
Doody
Indictments Hit Record 303 by Territorial Grand Jury
The grand jury filed its final report Friday presenting 189 indictments while the retiring jury set a territory record with 303 indictments prevented. Judge Gill thanked the panel for their intelligent labor and foreman G W Green read resolutions expressing gratitude to the court and officers. The jury praised Assistant Prosecuting Attorney L Rider for his helpful conduct and ability, and Henry R White the bailiff was likewise thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill
G. W. Green
Mr Coffelt Dead at Big Cabin Prominent Farmer Passes
Mr Coffelt a respected Big Cabin farmer died after a brief illness of cerebral meningitis He was a member of the Vinita Odd Fellows and attended the prior Monday meeting His death leaves a wife and several children The remains were buried Sunday under Odd Fellows auspices Dr Kings New Discovery praised as a universal cure for coughs and chest complaints sold by People's drug store with a money back guarantee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N. Coffelt
Big Cabin
Coffelt
Odd Fellows Lodge
Vinita
Odd Felows
Native American in Grand River country arrest cited
Deputy Marshal Paden Talbert arrested Indian Jim Aleck after he allegedly stabbed Hog Miller during a Moore festival in Grand River country. Aleck indicted for a seaware with intent to commit marshal and bail set at 2000. Other notes mention opal loss in Topeka, a drug store tale of a man choosing a new tune, and various local area area reductions and a railroad liability dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalle Wielder
Paden Talbert
Jim Aleck
Jun (Hog) Miller
Grand River Country
Pall
Muskogee
Aleck
Strup Pepein
County division proposal names new Indian Territory counties
Amid debate over a bill to split Indian Territory into twenty six counties delegate Mr Flyon argues for immediate action. He outlines county seats including Miami Winita Nowata Claremore Pryor Okmulgee Sapulpa and Ardmore with several spots left blank. He also favors letting residents name counties and preserving numerals in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyon
Congress
Indian Territory
Eeasion
Congroan
Flynn
Themelves
Miami
Winita
Nowats
Claremore
Pryor Crook
Blank
Indictments in Wagoner area prompt machine crackdown
Indictments for cattle theft and resort owners accused of selling slot machine tatics led to arrests in Muskogee and Wagoner. City Marshal Nigh testified at length before a grand jury. Officials aim to purge slot machines from Wagoner, with Muskogee next in line for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hood
John Youngblood
Muskogee
Nigh
Sapulpa
Epider
Wagoner
Musekogeo
Miami Bridge Bill Authorized for Neosho River Crossing
Senator Harels introduces a senate amendment to empower Miami to build and maintain a free bridge over the Neosho River. The town may condemn necessary property, issue bonds up to 65000 dollars with voter approval, and settle owner disputes through court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harels Hae
Senate
Arkansan
Miami
Neosho
Miamie
Collars Broken In Beeline Crash Near Vinita
J H W Heaton collector for Champion Machine Co confined to his room at the Hotel Western with fractured collar bone. The accident occurred after a business trip when a buggy overturned on the Little Cabin east of Vinita at about 11 on a clear night. Mr Lewis was injured amid the chaos as the team bolted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. Heaton
Champion Mechine Company
Heston
Plornlog From
Vinita
Lewis
Cherokee Nation Cattle Regulation Enacted
The Cherokee Council approves a ban on introducing cattle into the Cherokee nation and limits grazing to the December to February window with bonds per head. Violations go to U.S. authorities. funds collected fund the Cherokee school.
Black Hoodlums Charged After Fatal Attack
Two Black men, Widward Murray and Denoje Dow, allegedly assaulted a white man last Saturday, leading to a preliminary exam in Miami. Judge Don Carlin and Marshal Ledbetter handled charges of introducing liquor. both men have prior similar sentences and face penitentiary time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widward Murray
Denoje Dow
Miami
Don Carlin
Marsal Ledbetter
Senate panel eyes Creek and Cherokee act amendment
A brief Senate committee session on Indian affairs left the Indian appropriation bill unfinished and scheduled a further meeting for Saturday. The sole weather-related item tied to an amendment concerns Creek and Cherokee council actions. current acts unsigned by the President within thirty days proceed to the next step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Indian Affaire
Increased Acreage and Cherokee Legislation Highlight Ozark Report
W A Reno, travel auditor for Grata Grat of Hromon & Judd, surveys southwestern Missouri grain prospects. He predicts wheat and corn acreage up a third to two-fifths and cites favorable weather and market demand for a strong year. Cherokee bills approved by President McKinley remove the Cherokee secretary to the treasurer, fund Cherokee Orphan Asylum and schools, and consider Cherokee Nation franchises under congressional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reno
Hromon & Judd
Missouri
Territories
Chiat Laly
Wright
Muskogee
Cherokee Council
McKinley
Cherokee Nation
Cherokee Orphan Asylum
Tah~ Tequah
Delaware
Cooweeacoowee
Monsey
Congress
Cherokee Bills Pass and Disappointments in Cherokee Nation
A list of bills received by the United States Indian Inspector for the Indian Territory after Cherokee National Council approval. Several bills were acted on by the President. many approved, including per capita, school warrants, Dawes Commission attorneys, and various appropriations. Notably, appointment of A. F. Wilson as life teacher and all telephone franchise bills were disapproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cherokes Council
McKintey
United States
Texas
National Conneils
Cherokes
Cherokes Nation
Cherokee Nation
Muskogee
Indian Territory
U.S
Ofice
United States Indian Inspector
Cheroke National Council
Just Howen
T. A. Chandle
Daisy D. Siar
Coowerscoowee
Dawes Commission
A. F. Wilson
Female Seminary For Life
Fran Shiver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nts
M. KE
Midway
Hall
J. Cungery & Co
Toledo
Draggitts
Gardner
Hubbard
Washington
Leon Gardner
Call Rowe
Fort Smith
Mem
Cravens
du Vai
Paul
Wink Hazem
Rowe
Satunde
Caldwell
Peo Drug Store
Juige Thames
Gillet Minani
Jackass
Jediun
Clare Blerraaia
the Grand Jury
Mr. Rider
Badge Thomas
MR. Coffelt
Helen
Dr. King
Tree
Bartlesvilln
Atumas
Dr Riog
Railroad
J. Moll
Super and
Uider
District Court
Hilyad Company
Yeverday
GM Court
Bell
Congressman Flynn
Harris
H. Heaton
Wit
Marshal Ledbetter
Bullington
Cliagan
Hallurday
Gul
Oifoyen
LaMugian
F. “, Smith
Aera
Blue & Wilson
Attorneys-At-Law
Vinta LT
Martin L Mata
Tad
Tor
Notary Publis
Rv Yao
En Trisan Park
Meredith
Vereniwany Parveicras
Sunaroy
D. Nevilli
W.day
Saesrens
Hiatal
Ballding
Viaita
Dovenpeet
la Noiny
Magwnond Ballding
Teierhawe
Weaidevee
Aldrich Cottage
Asaeuayt
R. E. Hughes
Spruce Grove Poultry Yard
J.P. Christian & Co
Cuba
J. B. Cook
Chetopa
Kansas
Todd
Gallina
ST. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Gcompan Euperorala
Mien
Berde
Payn
Taylor
Putte
Hogan
Pryor Orenk
Tod
B. Nobi
Felua, Ran
Hones Brent
Rios
Iawa
Uitar Heltero
Ark
Scientific Tee
Laren
Munn & Co
Kabeh Wan
Aah 2
Waehthacton
Burlington
Kantawa
Puget
Porta Sahal
Meens
Mint
Touri Yard
Raraas City
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
California
Kennan
Neheawha
Pas
Omaha
Oreaha
Ualsang
L. J. Bricker
L. W. Wakeley
Acea Mala
Gent Paar Ag
St Loala
Howard Elliott
Eneral
Joseph
National Educational Association
Department of Superintendaes Ba
Onal Educationa
Amigmuie
Diy
Mel
Murthie
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