Indian affairs bill debate touches Dawes commission funds
Washington dispatch notes the Indian appropriations bill lacks Dawes commission funding, with committee members urging an increase from 300000 to at least 70000, while debates over Kiowa Comanche Apache treaty terms and Osage debt provisions provoke stiff opposition from Osage leaders and ex-representative Turner. The bill now aims for a total appropriation around 172 million dollars, pending April elections.
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Washington
Committee On Indian Affairs
Dawes Commission
Dawes Comi
Senate
Harris
Thurston
Secretary of the Interior
Osage Trust
Peter Bigheart
Osage Council
Bigheart
Black Dog
Turner
Kansas
Ington
Court Proceedings Report From Daily Sayings
Court notes from yesterday and today show multiple larceny cases from W W Hadley to Charles Webster and John Lovett, with outcomes including exoneration, guilty verdicts, and sentences. A murder case involving Mose Miller and related proceedings at Fort Smith and Braggs are outlined, along with transfers of cases to Muskogee and other local updates.
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W. W. Hadley
Hadley
Marcon & Owen
Murkogee
DeRoos Bailey
Chas. Hill
Will Mitchell
Philippines
Bob Mayo
Commissioner's Court
Lew Banka
Charles Lappy
Walter Tower
Nolle
John Lovett
Col. Blair
Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
Marion
George Bruce
Fort Smith
Bruce
Webbers Falls
John M. Taylor
Nquor
Upye
Charles Webster
Laretny
Das
Pease
Isp Oeed
Mose Miller
John R. Madden
Braggs
Breo
Mote Miller
Zack Taylor
Melvin
Plan of Union Discussed by Baptist Delegates in Indian Territory
Delegates and ministers at the Baptist convention in South McAlester elect a council president and secretary, form a general committee to unite Indian Territory home mission boards, and pursue a plan to merge factions. Also reported are a Blue County sheriff’s death, Mormon amalgamation talks, smallpox toll in Mississippi, and local political notes.
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South McAlester
J.T
J. B. Gambrell
Dallas
J.B. Armstrong
St. Louis
New York
H L Morehouse
Armstrong
Meredith
Kansas City
Riordan
Omaha
H B McGee
Ardmore
Southern Baptist Convention
H F Kerfoot
Atlanta
AJ Holt
Nashville
Tenn
JB Gambrell
R A Buckner
Tex
J M Frost
Baptist Territorial Convention
J S Murrow
Atoka
Daniel Rogera
Tablequad
Scott
Muskogee
C Stubblefield
Duccan
W P Blake
Emabaka
General Baptist Association of
H. L. Morehouse
F. H. Kerfoot
J. Gambrell
Indian Territory
South McAlister
Timber cutting policy favors allotment holders
Indian agent Shoenfelt states that citizens with prospective allotments may cut timber for land improvements and fuel, while Cherokee Revenue Inspector Chur chill demands permits for saw mills and affadavits for those cutting timber. Govt aims to preserve timber for Indians, shutting down mills until authorizing laws pass.
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Ashmore
I. T
United States Indian
Shoenfelt
Frank Churchill
Cherokee Nation
United States
Red River
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Vinita
Dxnadden
Jarrell & Gee
Ind
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Indians
Territorial Normal School
Edmond
Blackwell Normal School
Blackwell Normal Association
B. M. Anderson
William Buchholz
W. M. Vickey
W. P. Carmichael
J. D. Winfield
Blackwell
United States Court House
A. G. Winn
B. Beck
J. C. Johnson
John Burks
Kiser Bros
Resturant
Ome
Apa
Ardmorelle
J. H. Keith
Coffeyville
Joly
Wagoner Court
Bradley & Sanford
de Roos Bailey
J. Warren Reed
Port Smaith
W.E Lutton
Frank Gains
Rugh
J. ©. Williams
J. HH Hayes
Landsmark
Femer
Wile Trann
J. HL Hasen
Ardmarkte
Sdiministration
Puerto Rico
St Heme
Soa McAlester
Dembcrate
Baptists
A. Telle
Salt Lake
Utah
Lamont Iowe
Indendence Mo
Hinds County
Missippi
Vieita Republican
Missouri
Grand Lodge
Cronjn
Ladysmith
Claremore
Jett
Sedana
Americian Tin Plate
Nations Steel Companies
New York City
Regent
Howe
Corpursie Lante
Corporse
Daily Times
Waco
Texas
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Pergnecus
Segen
Ailebeuis
Philadelphia
Harmer
Beassplvania
Thy Hous
Hestera
Strange
P. G. Browning
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