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The Indian Chieftain in Vinita, Oklahoma

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The Indian Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1901

Page

2

Cherokees Face Treaty Debate at Cherokee Nation Council

The Cherokee Nation council discusses the rejected treaty with the Dawes commission and notes the need for a home made agreement. The Daily Chieftain vows to cover the debate fairly and push for a clear text that preserves tribal autonomy and children’s titles.

Charles Curtis Their Nations Council Mr. Curtis Connell Dawes Washington Washington Ott

Missing Mail Carrier Caldwell Believed Seen in Missouri

Report from Grove and Salina areas details the disappearance of W. W. Caldwell a mail carrier. Friends searched for clues and a letter to D. N. Fink from Grove describes a cashing of a check on April 30 and a claim of planned travel. Authorities and bank staff doubt any fraud tied to Caldwell’s disappearance.

Menlion W. W. Caldwell Grove Salina D. N. Fink Mierout

Senator Quarles to Address Indian Territory Residents

Judge Gil praises Senator Quarles for a planned talk to Cherokees and Creek leaders. The introduction highlights Quarles's work with land titles, school and road issues, and municipal oversight, noting his long trip through Okmulgee Muskogee Tahlequah to learn local concerns.

Joseph A. Gil Thompenn Querie Gillaaldy Neni Bopu Lini Wisconeia Preston Bpland Kensse Wotke Wale Thompson Thineself Congress Mr. Thompaau Quarles Tlaw Senate Five Civilized Tribes Indian Territory Okmulgee Muskogee Muckogee Tahlequah J. W. Quarles Wisconsin

Dynamite Blast Hits Afton Depot Safe

Friday night the depot at Afton was blown open with dynamite. The blast destroyed the safe and damaged part of the building. Thieves took all the cash stored in the evening, while the company lost papers and books though duplicates exist. The culprits are described as expert crackmen.

Afton Hmpany

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