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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
2
The article surveys Cherokee Nation politics and Indian Territory affairs, noting intertribal tensions, treaty talks, and leadership changes. It mentions Secretary Hitchcock, Judge Thomas, and attempts to shape policy through the Cherokee council, with commentary on land allotment, governance, and regional reactions.
J Blair Shoenfelt United States Indian Agent in Muskogee Indian Territory announces on July 1 and subsequent days the disbursement of Cherokee Nation interest from United States government funds totaling 201,607 dollars 22 cents. Warrants drawn on General Fund and other funds will be paid with required endorsements and administrator or executor acknowledgments, listing numerous warrant numbers and payment deadlines through April 28, 1900 and later dates.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs Robt O’Rhe's home on a Friday afternoon. Mrs O Shea showed a map of Alaska with geographic notes and discussion on northern country life. Several members attended and light refreshments followed as the group engaged in earnest words on the northern region.
Dying George Williams据l alleged confession names Wm Nichole, Wm G Smith, Lon Stith, and others as murderers near Pryor Creek on Sept 17. Bodies of E. E. Smith and Green Smith found on a rail line. Williams’ tale implicates accomplices in a brutal crime tied to money motive. Also notes Masonic Chapter resolutions honoring James R. Sheehan with memorial tributes.
Washington scene outlines a plan for opening the Todian landrush in Oklahoma by public draw. Commissioner Richarde proposes two slip ballots per applicant placed in a sealed box, entries drawn to match numbers to quarter sections, with about 15,510 parcels available.
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