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The Indian Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1899

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Murderer Mat Craig Captured East of Here

Mat Craig, who murdered deputy U S marshal Joe Heinrich, was caught last night thirty miles east of town by Deputy Joe Payne and a posse. He was to be taken to Muskogee this afternoon. The Texas Cattle Raisers convention is underway at Fort Worth with receipts of 75 000 and 35 000 carved for protection, 5 000 cattlemen in attendance. Plans for three new jails costing 100 000 total are in Washington, with work by petty offenders to be done in towns where located. The article also notes Cherokee land allotment disputes and recent marriage at a local hotel amid a bride tour, and remarks Vinita campaign activity versus Muskogee.

Tantegran I.T Mat Craig Joe Heinrichs United States Washington South McAlister Ardmore Mukogee Interior Department Congress South McAlister Ital Muskoget Elliott Henderson Iowa Herald Vinita Muskogee Chicago Inter Ocean Will Walker Purcell Register K_ P Oklahoma McAlester A.S. McKennon D. W. Yency Dawes Commission J. C. Henedict J. W. Zevely Judiciary Department Okmulgee Ffteen Washington Hand Collinsville Bird Creek Osege Reland Cherjokee Santa Fe Railroad de. Graham Frisco Mingo Station Broken Arrow Okimulges Daily Mail Garrett Clawson Springer A. H. Collins Cherokee Nation

Arkansas and Oklahoma Rail Line Expands to Gravley

The Arkansas and Oklahoma railroad extends from Rogers Arkansas to Gravley via the Port Arthur route with a new home card enabling tighter end-to-end connections. The line promotes itself as the shortest route from central Arkansas to southeastern Kansas, southern Missouri, and northeastern Indian Territory linking cattle farms timber and minerals with the Chickasaw Nation.

Bentonville Arkansas & Oklahoma Vinita Rogers, Ark Frisco Gravley Port Arthur Arkansas & Oklahoma Company Arkansas Kansas Missouri Indian Territory Ste Cherokee Nation

Cattlemen oppose Curtis act grazing leases in Indian Territory

A large delegation from Indian Territory and Texas, with Kansas City and St. Louis merchants, pressed the interior secretary to block enforcing the Curtis act on Cherokee and Creek grazing leases. The attorney general will decide the leases and the fate of all parties rests on that ruling, while the law demands compliance and potential reallocation of pastures.

Indian Territory Texas Kansas City St. Louis Secretary of the Interior Hitchouck Corrokee Ilegal Sours Uberkee Wwerr Coule Curtis Kansas Red River

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Vinita Cobby Mglasson Joe Payne National Council Alive Town Curtis and His Law Dr. Bagby Iin Sota W. DL Chapman Sen Smd C. Patton EL N. Ratolia Lay A. L. Churchill W. M. Mellette N.G. Nelms Bud Brown W. R. Badg W. H. Kornega Ae Holden Ft Worth WW. Miller Washington City Igor Fi. Worth John Thomas Fies Crcdle Ziehweder Courts Del Wn. Nati Patna Sam Lowry Calvin Minnie Love Jove Graham Dawkins Sam Lowery Graham Minnie Sam Dawkins Love Pere South McAless Lowry South McAlester Supreme Court South McAlester Capital Tia Muskogee Phoenix Opular Cash Store MO. C. Gray
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