Knox Approves Darrough Candidacy for Northern Marshal
The article reports William H. Darrough’s candidacy for marshal of the Northern District being advanced by Knox though opposed by Kansans. It notes political maneuvering around the Cuban reciprocity bill, party support dynamics, and uncertain chances for confirmation amid Senate opposition and possible delays at the White House.
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President to Visit Territory on Western Trip
Be ckarry Cortelyou announced that the President will visit the territory on a western tour with stops at several towns. The exact itinerary is not yet arranged and will be set after the West Point trip. It is likely the train route will run from St Louis toward San Antonio via Missouri Kansas & road. Dennis Plyne planned Oklahoma visit but the President chose a route by way of the Indian Territory and Rough Riders event in lama City two years ago as possible context.
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Cortelyou
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Road
San Antonio
West Point
Dennis Plyne
Vinit Oklaman
Rough Riders
Lahama City
Teachers Named for School Board Appointments
A school board meeting last night discussed filling four teaching posts at the ill e school. Many applicants were reviewed and further decisions postponed to another session tomorrow. Gyone, Mire Byrd, and Athoy iplin French were named for specific teaching roles including a colored school position. An early note mentioned Davenport’s mishap causing burns during a dispute over desks.
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Vinita Fourth of July Parade Plans Urge Wide Citizen Turnout
Local editor urges Vinita residents to join a grand Fourth of July celebration with a merchant parade led by the mayor and council in carriages, a 50 bicycle column, and mounted riders. Veterans and public school children Sixty plan to participate, with duties assigned and a start by 9 30 am to ensure a united, patriotic display.
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Bar Association Endorses Moon Bill at South McAlester Meet
The Indian Territory Bar Association held its annual meeting in South McAlester selecting officers led by President C. L. Jackson Muskogee with district leaders J. A. Hale Ardmore Jas Humphrey Ardmore W. P. Thompson Vinita and P West Muskogee. The group endorsed the Moon bill for a territorial form of government and handled a criminal slander case involving James McQuerry, bound over to federal court after admitting repetition of rumors about JM Carrico.
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Carrico
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Faley
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Cartice
Crop Prospects Continue Rain Delays Across Regions
Reports from Vinita area and Cherokees nation describe delayed wheat and oat planting with variable yields. Weather has slowed core cultivation, but corn and cotton rise with good prospects. hay and potatoes show mixed progress amid drought and overflow effects.
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Cate
Baga
Democrats to Meet In Territorial Executive Committee
Territorial Democratic Executive Committee calls a June 25 meeting at Holdenville to unite Wolverton and Marcum factions and appoint a national committeeman. Proxies urged for absentees, with guidance on casting votes via town representatives. Postmasters in Indian Territory organize, electing Noble president and Redfield vice president with a broad territorial committee structure.
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P.D. Brewer
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Fifteen Years Ago in a Grog Shop and Churchyard Echoes
A fragmented reminiscence passage recalls a past like fifteen years ago. Scenes shift from a bar with old friends and rough revelry to churchyard graves of drowned hopes. The piece includes stray notices about rewards for lost horses and a vaguely advertised cough syrup with prices.
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Snake
Boone
Dome
James
Hothlow
Statehood Bill Moves to Next Congress Session
The Senate committees on territories advanced the omnibus statehood bill to the next Congress. It would admit Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona. Party line vote Republicans in favor Democrats against. Prior motions to set next Wednesday or report on Saturday failed along party lines.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Nelsor
Bate
Belly
Ator Nelson
Beveridge seeks delegate in Congress for Indian Territory
Senator Beveridge, chair of the Senate committee on territories, introduces a bill to provide for a delegate from the Indian Territory to the House for the remainder of the current and the next Congress. The measure applies to residents who have lived in the territory since September 1, 1901 and are registered to vote.
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