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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
2
Indian Chieftain page from Vinira Isp trx dated June 8 1899 features local notices and brief items likely including community events and small notices for readers in the Vinira region.
The article notes repeated convictions for selling liquor in the Indian territory while trafficking continues. It argues the law forbids any introduction of liquor and rejects claims of immunity for personal use, urging uniform enforcement rather than justice debates.
The Muskogee Times urges merchants to clean frente of premises and public gutters amid filthy streets. An ordinance requires maintainers to keep gutters clear and not dump rubbish while a mayoral notice demands cleanup within six hours after notice. The piece also critiques an upcoming congressional delegate proposal as unnecessary.
Rambler reflects on everyday kindness in Vinita and a Cherokees campaign issue stressing a clear treaty stance. Observations mix human sympathy with political pointedness as voters await a firm platform on land division, Dawes commission work, and party pledges ahead of the election.
An editorial argues the Downing party seeks white adoption voters with promises of Cherokee citizenship and land, while the National party urges court-based rights. It cautions Indians against political bait and calls for careful, principled consideration of citizenship and land issues.
A young man named Caps who lived with his mother near Ft Gibson was shot last Friday and found dead about 200 yards from her home with a Winchester ball in his back. Deputy Brown brought in four boys John Mounts Claude Mounts Will Edwards and Jack Wagoner charged with the killing.
Vinita moves toward a large July 4 celebration with a fund near 8250, committees named by Mayor Sheehan to handle advertising location speaking fireworks music refreshments and more, urging quick action and broad participation. The notice notes Dawes commission issues and local political campaigns with regional commentary.
A collection of quotations on marriage virtue and social ideals, followed by notes on Indian Territory journalism, political shifts, and upcoming Oklahoma district events. Topics include Mark Twain and universal peace plans, Cherokee politics, and local election reminders.
A London society view questions how rich men gain social access by investments framed as a loan to a "fine lady." A cynical talk with a woman outlines manipulating millionaires for social currency, noting some resist the deceit while others plunder. The piece also contrasts genuine affluence with ostentatious display and mentions a dinner with Barney Burnate.
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