Cherokees and US policy clash over allotment plans
A detailed discussion outlines Cherokee grievances about federal treaty promises and the Curtis Act. It argues enforcement gaps and legal challenges threaten land rights, while stressing that true settlement requires consent of landowners and careful legislation.
Famous Choctaw Citizenship Case Reaches Supreme Court
A multipart suit questions enrollment of 4000 plus claimants in Choctaw Territory. Plaintiffs led by Mrs Harrie seek mandamus to force Dawes commission to enroll them, arguing lands valued around 20 million belong jointly to the two tribes. Attorneys contest judgments as void and vow to push to Supreme Court, with the case watched closely by those directly affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todlan
Cntitte
Harrie
Clayton
Uboclaw
Dawes Commission
Washington
Congress
United States
Indian Police Appointments Tied to Five Tribes Chiefs
The article records reappointment of the Indian agency police force for the five tribes, detailing duties to suppress prioze and unlawful timber, fires, intoxicants, and cattle movements. It lists commissions for Choctaw Nation and other tribes, with names and offices, expiring June 30 1001.
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Shoorfelt Hae
Tadlee
Choctaw Nation
J. Wy Bille
South Mcilwater
Tinatemmot
Alfred McCay
McAlpater
Woodmen Day at Wad Rigord Hosts Vinita Delegation
Under Woodmen of the World auspices a Wad Rigord gathering features the Vinita band, a parade to the school house, badges issued, and a program by Hon. Wm. Hunt on Woodcraft. A social afternoon includes a horsemen’s trial, a spirited dining display, and a large neighborhood supper.
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Hunt
Wier
Chouteau Creek
Wm. Hunt
Agent Fults
W. E. Grant
Vinita
Choutean
Loreemen
E. F. Fults
Thompe
Plenies
Axe
Ochouteau
Out of the Car Window Sank Wade Takes a Flying Leap
Sank Wade of Violin jumped from an open window in the smoker of the Katy Flyer during a shakeup. He escaped with minor injuries after a baggage man near the bank was found, and a bystander reported the narrow escape. Police and witnesses note no one was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Sank Wade
W.J. Wade
Mme
Canadien
Hyaleo
Burbydt
Waller-Beck Wedding Quietly Celebrated at Cobb Hotel
The marriage of Flo Book and E R Waller occurred Friday at 9 pm in the Cobb hotel parlor. Rev M L Butler conducted a brief ceremony with prayers for the couple’s life ahead. Few intimate friends attended, and public details were kept secret. The bride wore light play silk and the groom, known for cordiality, has ties to local business. The couple planned their return to the Cobb hotel and will host friends there after travels to Kiowa City and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Flo Book
E.R. Waller
Cobb Hotel
M. L. Butler
Vinita
Madden, Jarrell
Geo
Thie City
Howe
Vine Kae
Kanusa City
Tiekenn
Traoner
Gramt Euccone
Kiowa City
St. Louis
Litchfield
J. H. Gemple
Mra. Amos
M. J. Campbell
M Richardson
Cora Sample
Marron
The Passover and the Atoning Sacrifice
A religious reflection on Christ's atonement and the sufficiency of his sacrifice for salvation. It argues that peace with God comes through the blood and word of God, not human feelings or works, and that eternal salvation rests on Christ’s finished work. It references Hebrews and Ephesians while noting a medical remedy for piles at the end.
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John
Aather
Sarael
Egypt
Christ
Jesus Cheiet
Lfe
Fever Devastates Native Cattle Herds
Across Nidiffer and Thomason properties fever has struck forty two head of cattle, mostly three year olds, with many more sick on the prairie range. Losses threaten profits estimated around 1200 dollars, prompting alarm over potential widespread impact if the disease spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidiffer
Thomason
Capes
Interior Department Pushes Enactment Of Campaigned Act
Attorney Roper reports Secretary of the Interior will enforce the act in full, awaiting only a broader agreement. Justice Department will cooperate with enforcement. The piece notes staffing issues in Indian Territory clerks offices and rising costs, with each court location at risk of delay until salaries and pay for extra help are resolved. A September Muskogee grand jury is expected to address violators, with penalties up to 100 per day and possible daily fines.
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Dietmat
Roper
Philadelphi
Washington
Department Justice
Melletie
Indian Territory
Thor
Vinlia
Wagoner
Himalary
Songrece
Muskogee
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