Receipts of Cattle at Kansas City Market Rise Despite Poor Quality
Kansas City reports weekly and daily cattle receipts with 7 072 head Monday. St Louis and Chicago shows large numbers, with Southern cattle selling mainly from 4 00 to 6 60 and top offerings near 6 85. Indian Territory leads load advice with Oklahoma and Texas contributing significantly.
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Kansas City
Kanye City
St. Louis
Woatera
Kanena City
Obiosgo
Southern Pi
Packer
Indian Territory
Otahome
Texse
Temporary prison plan presented by Teblegand citizens
A Teblegand citizens committee offered to rent the Cherokee Nation prison and its outbuildings for one dollar per year to confine federal prisoners during erection of a new federal facility. The plan contemplates a temporary stockade at Tablequah with added holdover space, with Vinita prisoners transported as needed.
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W. W. Hastings
J. 8
Brabler
J. L. Worthington
Darrough
Teblegand
Ths Place
Abele
Vinita
Tablequah
Enrollments Denied by Five Civilized Tribes
The United States commission affirmed the interior secretary’s rejection of several enrollment applications as citizens of the Cherokee Nation. Listed are Janet Dixon, Sarah M. Plain, Jennie Gibbe, Maggie Boone, Mandy Owen, George H. Sherman, Daniel E. Oliver, John T. Armstrong, Mary B. Moys, and others from Muskogee Collinsville Fort Smith Nowata Turley Poteau Benge Tulsa area. Townsite appraisements show residence lots 50 to 1000 dollars and busheeler lots 100 to 1450. Total townsite value around 125000. The piece also mentions complaints about valuation practices and local officials in Tulsa and nearby towns.
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Brecal
The
Daily Chieftain
Muskogee
I. T
United States Commission
Secretary of the Interior
Janet. Dixon
Sarah M. Plain
Collinsville
Jennie Gibbe
Vinite
Maggie Boone
Menard
Mandy Owen
Muscogee
George
Enrollments Won By Citizens Of Cherokee Nation
The United States commission to the five civilized tribes ruled that individuals already listed on Cherokee enrollment cards are entitled to be enrolled as citizens of the Cherokee nation. Names include Noah Roeos Braggs James F Porty Zena Clara H Corden White Oak Jim Sanders Sullivan Esther Gilbert and many others across Muskogee Tulsa Claremore Wagoner and surrounding areas.
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Chietwala Muskogee
J. T
United States Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Noah Roeos
Braggs
James F Porty
Zena
Clara H Corden
White Oak
Jim Sanders
Sullivan
Esther Gilbert
Coffeyville
Kas
Huey M
Walking Stick
Booneville
Henry Hayes
Coholata
Stephen Foreman
Locuet Grove
William Kotte
Muskogoo
Kate Lord
Tulsa
Myrtle Patton
Chouteau
Oceols
Allen
Pryor Crook
Exokiel Parris
Claremore
Thomas Stealer
James R Doherty
Collizeville
Minnie Buchner
Foyil
William H Parris
Closing of Rolls for Enrollment Dawes Commission Report
The United States Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes closes Cherokee and Delaware rolls as of July 13, 1902. Applications received classify voters as Straight Cherokees Doubtful Cherokees Rejected Cherokees Straight Delawares Doubtful Delawares with a memorandum case for Straight Cherokee Preedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogea
United States Commission
Cherokee Nation Special Election Proclamation 1902
The proclamation orders a special election on August 7, 1902 within Cherokee Nation districts to ratify a federal act on allotment and townsites. It outlines who may vote, election procedures, and a counting process by the Cherokee council or an extraordinary session, with officials signing at Tablequib Indian Territory.
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Congress of the
United States
Eball
Cherokee National Council
Five Civilized Tribes
Bultington
Cherokes
Senate
Council
Cherokes Mble
Natin
Dawex Commission
Call for Election on Treaty Ratification by Churches Nation
Chit Buffington issues a call for an Aug election where the treaty recently passed by Congress will be put to citizens of the Churches Nation for ratification. A concurrent proclamation convening the national council on August 1 is issued, with opposition mainly from large landholders. Cloud B. Sholion named as Clark Delaware district official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chit Buffington
Congress
National Council
Cloud
Sholion Ae
Teachers Named By Cherokee Board Of Education
The Cherokee National Board of Education announced appointments and assignments for teachers across several seminaries and academies. Notable figures include LM Logan as principal, Eubanks and Scott as assistants, and L M Logan as fifth assistant at Sale Seminary, with Mise Etta J Rider heading Mise Etta J Rider principalship and staff listings across female seminaries and orphan asylum. Additional postings include numerous teachers and assistants in towns such as Arcola, Vinita, Nowata, Pryor Creek, and others, plus local notes on a United States commissioner appointment at Holdenville.
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Cherokee National Board of Education
Sale Seminary
LM Logan
BL Mitchell
RE Eubanks
W T Scott
Rachel Cox
Arcola
L M Logan
Mise Etta J Rider
Lillian Alexander
Minta Foreman
Flora Lindsay
L D Starr
Roswna Harnage
Cherrie Adair
Charlot Archer
Orfaan Asylum
W P Thorn
Bros Garrett
Tet Arsistant
Wood Conistant
Eogedle Tyompeon
Sid Asvlean
Martha L Morgan
Cherrie Mimondeon
Musio
Wocwee Gower Lisrmict
Diaumie Byrd
Roua K Lyons
Lizste K Athey
Vinita
Maggie Parks
Cholews
Nore Matheron
Catale
Birdie Harrie
West Point
Leuta J Janice
Ovlogab
Burie Philips
Josephine Hosward
Nowata
Jusnna Duncan
Adair
Lucinda Ballard
Browning Springs
Jenanne Ballard
Pryor Creek
Clara E Tyler
Tovey
Jeanie Ross
Paw Paw
EO Alberty
Cora Hicks
Clare Jo Barnes
Justice
Walter Fox
Sugar Mound
Senora Gray
Payne
Geo W Fields
White Oak
K Pearl Crew
Collinaville
Golda Barker
Rogera
Zella Linton
Tolai
Corrinne Alberty
Hickory Creek
W & Vann
Goose Neck
Abbie Wagoner
Lightning Creek
Boma Winfeld
Brushy Creek
Delaware
Diethtct
Charley Mosroe
Mitchell Springs
Sapulpa Meeting Forms Creek Nation Annexation Group
A Sapulpa convened organization plans Creek nation annexation to Oklahoma under the Organic Act. Officers include President Orlando Swain and Secretary W W Green. An August 11 meeting in Okmulgee is set with committees on publicity and executive oversight. Col Hoy Hoffman attended and a welcome from Oklahoma to join Oklahoma and Creek nation into a single state was expressed.
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Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Orlando Swain
Okmungee
W. P. Root
W. W. Green
Bristow
F. F. Lamb
Okmulgee
Freeeurer
H. H. Holman
Weetumba
Presidentia
A. R. Inery
Tulsa
Webster Wilder
R. H. Jonnoes
Chandler
Oresk Nation
E. Castle
Wogouer
Ores
Election officers named for precinct clerks and judges
Chief Officer Coveneercoowen W H Frye Flint J B Lynch Canadign Wes McLain Delaware Shelvin Golngenake T B Alberty Saline T B Downing Siquayah Geo W Beth blequah Ross Dan tele Illinois 8 S Sanders appoint clerks and judges in each precinct and handle returns.
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Ceattin Olicorse
BuBintor
Coveneercoowen
W. H. Frye
Flint
J.B. Lynch
Canadign
Wes. McLain
Delaware
Shelvin
Golngenake
T.B Alberty
Saline
T. B. Downing
Siquayah
Geo
W. Beth Blequah
Ross Dantele
Illinois
Sanders
Minn
Tahisquah Exchange Prompts New Assignments and Jail Struggles
J R Garrett becomes executive secretary and BW Alberty moves to supervise the male seminary. Prisoner arrivals include Avion Aldridge from Goornerk Bead and Peter Thomas near Pawpaw, with others charged with serious offenses. Efforts to separate white and black prisoners continue amid limited space and calls for temporary jail accommodations. Also listed are local ads and notices including Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic promotion and various sale offers.
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Tahisquah
J. R. Garrett
BW. Alberty
Mr. Garrett
Dell
Tuwreduls
Tolay
Avion Aldpidge
Goorenerk
Agua
Geravil
Peter Thomas
Pawpaw
Bil
Goo
Polly Sanders
Jatter Wiltegin
Eogra
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Royal Baking Powder
Alam
Cherokees National Prison
Interior Department
Dawes Commission
Tia
Amy Olver
Orooktative
Oak
Cheatham
Skidmore
Crehunpds
Tg Chizenstrip Silicnwend
Thege Gases
Buffington
Diatricia
Tablequib
T, M, Buffington
Atom
T, Parks
Cronkers
Hantings
White
Nolee
Eliow
New World
America
San Causa
Woashington
Adame
Joffergop
Cromkere
Dave Murkrat
Wolf Goon
Croak
Cherokee Nations Board of Educa*thon
Lucile Archer
Arcadia
Allie Pak
Rowe
Nora Bradley
Bia
Lovie G Dayle
Lymph’s Prairie
Jollee Smith
Unity
Tes
Lake Mowe
Lake Moore
Falkand Bea A
Weuletka
C. W. Raymond
United Brater
N. L. Estlin
R. Garrett
W. Mberty Malkga
Geo. Hietains Vinay
Thos. T
Wak
Meoronay
Cherokee National Bank
Ind
Vinita Real Estate Agency
D. M. Marrs & Company
Synodical Female College
Fulton, Mo
Fulton
J. M. Spencer
Garden Tecols
Darrough Hardware Co
Villares
A . P. G, Browning & Company
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