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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
3
The read fragment notes Ludian Chieftain Vinora and a ten count with a Jon 5 1900 date reference. Details are sparse but imply a ceremonial or legal action tied to Vinora. Further context from the source page would clarify participants and outcome.
A long list of Vinita residents and visitors is reported, including travel to Kansas City for the Democratic convention, vows of neighbors, and local business moves. Mentions of Dr. B. B. Frayoor, Dr. A. L. M. Clinkecales, and other officials reflect a bustling community in midweek.
A long critique blends history and law arguing the U S Constitution and the national flag diverged in status in the Indian Territory. A judge’s ruling sparks outrage over due process and a mayoral dispute over editorial power and local governance.
Mrs. Amanda Richey of Vinita directs temperance outreach among the territory’s colored community under the W T U. Her success relies on strong organization and literature supply. The territorial WCTU commends her efforts and notes global WCTU activity and protective aims in society.
Obituary from Muskogee Times reports the death of Frank McParrin Berry a former postmaster and respected citizen born October 2 1896. He was married with two children and buried at Greenhill cemetery after funeral services at the family home.
Market data shows steers and calves sold at diverse weights and prices from multiple firms and locales. Transactions include Hill Dugherty Cunss LT at $3.00 per pound for 63 head, D O Vali Co at $59.10 for 690 steers and $600 for 612 pound lots, and Kingan & Co bidding on 1099 pounds from Cutona J. Rebar & Ward ship from Summit J. T. with 190 and 14 calves at various prices. broader consignments include 774 pound steers and others, with regional buyers and traders recorded.
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