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The Indian Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1899

Page

2

Indian Chieftain Notes on Debts and Local Politics

A long column from July 20 1899 discusses misprints in debt totals for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, annexation attitudes, Tulsa Vinita relations, Vinita notes about local leaders and banks, rumors of the Vinita Chieftain suspending publication, the Daily Chieftain, Judge Buffington acceptance, and Muskogee jail health notes with murderers awaiting execution. It also mentions Solon Detwiler suicide and critiques Vinita notes.

Parcell Register Oklahoma Barnes Indian Territory Commonwealth Vinita Tulsa Tules Judge Buffington Cherokee Nation Wm. Little Winita National Bank First National Bank of Luman F. Parker U.S James C. Hall First National Bank Tulsa Bank George Niciffer T. A. Chandler McClure Vinus Chieftain Claremore Progress Progress Daily Chieftain

National party platform for Cherokee nation at Tablequah

A June 30 1599 proclamation from Tablequah Cherokee representatives forming the Kee too whah society and National party. pledges include defense of Cherokee government lands rights education anti corruption treaty respect and development. urges support for Wolfe Coon and Watt Duncan at August 1899 polls. Also notes cattle market decline and upcoming hanging in Muskogee with execution details.

Tablequah Cherokee Nation National Party of the National Party United States Worie Orphan Asylum Senate National Council Princep Wolfe Coon Watt Duncan Jxo Grass Bkamen Keetoowhah Society Dania Dave Moexaat

Wagoner Fire Story From Saturday Saysings

The Wagoner fire caused an estimated 74000 in damage, largely to goods. It started in the City bakery kitchen and spread rapidly toward the City hotel and George Schaller Grocery building. Many structures and stocks were destroyed and insurance varied. Muskogee firemen aided, and the burnt district will rise anew in brick and vigor.

Kitches Usie City Hotel Roark George Schaller Ed. Lee J. H. Roark Mr. Lee T. H. Morten J.C. Arrington J. N. Schrimacb Meat Market Muskogee Oui Katy

Lease Denied for Cudahy Oil and Pennington Mineral Claim

Secretary of the Interior denies mineral lease under Curtis Act to Cudahy Oil Co and B D Pennington. Applications cover vast acreages with limited wells and high costs. obey May 22 1900 regulations or face denial. Town canvasser promotes local real estate in Cuby while blue sky sales spread.

Secretary of the Interior Cudahy Oil Co B. D. Pennington Cudahy Oi! Company Pennington BR. G. Adams Cherokee Oil and Gas Company Dan Conmissioner of Indian Affairs Department Cuby Alex

Buffington Accepts A Formal Letter From Vanera

A July 18 letter from Hon. Washington Swimmer on behalf of the Downing party nominates T. M. Burrisaros for principal chief of the Cherokee nation. Burrisaros pledges to uphold the platform’s land, education, justice, and governance reforms and to secure enactment of the party program at the earliest moment. An Interstate Commission note follows, detailing 1898 railway statistics, receiverships, wages, and casualties across U S roads with figures for mileage, capital stock, employees, and fatalities.

Vanera Washington Swimmer Downing Party Cherokee Nation Federal Congress Judicial Department Indian Territory Dawes Commission Muskogee Bar of Justice T. M. Burrisaros Interstate Commerce Commission United States Miliway Em. Wen Eve

Choctaw Execution Story of William Goings

A Choctaw court sentenced William Goings to death for murder and a federal stay delayed the firing. Sheriff Wat son prepared the execution at Alikehi South McAlester while Goings proclaimed innocence. The bullet failed to pierce the heart after an extended struggle, and the crowd witnessed a grim, unresolved death proceeding. A separate Vinita anecdote reports Tulsa boys offering help to a lady with meat and a judge solving a jealous-husband worry.

Wm. Goings United States Court Alikehi Ap Irder Thomas Tulsa Thomas Watson Anders South McAlester Joax R. Taewas Indian Territory Indian Court House Alikoti James Soutth McAlester United States Watson Goings Stote Wim, Guings Vinita Julie Thomason Bert Chandler Jim Hall R. L. Blakeney Judge Burlington

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