National Ticket Promotes Bryan Stevenson Pair in Democratic Drift
The piece surveys party dynamics with Jennings Bryan for president and Adlai Stevenson for vice president amid Republican criticisms of the Kaneas City platform. It notes fluid loyalties, labor unrest at St Louis Street car strike, farm market activity, and Indian Territory cattle receipts shaping political and economic currents.
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E. C. Good
Catooss
W. P. Ella
Caddo
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Southern Department
Lefinetta
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Dawes Commission Enrolls Cherokees Amid Open Contests
The Dawes commission enters its third day of work at Faratasp with about 55 people enrolled and expectations that many more will come. Three contested cases arise, including Cloid Braught and Mrs. Lou Sanders, while evaluations praise the commission and Cherokees for thorough, lawful enrollment. Intermarried whites married before December 16 1905 must verify marriage certificates to secure enrollment rights.
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We Cooper
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J. ©. Starr
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Bryan and Stevenson at National Democratic Convention
A lengthy report on the Democratic National Convention praising Bryan and Stevenson, noting imperialism as a dominant issue, Hill’s prominence, and the contentious credentials dispute over Indian Territory. The piece details crowd reactions and procedural moves, ending with the executive committee’s skepticism toward the contested outcomes.
Diseases of Cattle From the Official Government Report 1896
The report describes dry murrain indigestion of the third stomach and dysentery in cattle, listing causes and a long, detailed traditional treatment regimen. It warns of chronic breathing changes, loss of appetite, and brain disorder leading to death, and outlines purgative and supportive remedies, dosing, and feeding guidance. It also covers Texas fever, ticks, transmission, containment by pasture management, dipping, and limited medical measures.
Cherokee Enrollment Begins as Dawes Commission Works
The Dawes commission started census work for Cherokee citizens with 28 enrolled on the first day. Col. Thomas H. Needles and Hon. Clifton R. Breckinridge lead the commission. W. W. Hastings and J. L. Baugh represent the tribe. Witnesses Jonathan Gore William Ballard Randolph Ballard and Dr. Emmett Starr assist enrollment and Starr’s history aids identification of enrolled names. Any Cherokee may enroll from any nation location under the commission’s rule.
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Dawes Commission
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Clifton R. Breckinridge
W. W. Hastings
J. L. Baugh
Jonathan Gore
Wm. Ballard
Randolph Ballard
Emmett Starr
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