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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary 19th century field notes discuss land allotment policies in Indian Territory. References to Dawes Commission, Cherokee Nation, Vinita, and territory politics highlight debates over fullblood rights, land titles, and enforcement of laws amid shifting party power and potential statehood.
The article outlines President Roosevelt’s push to admit Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico as states. It notes Congress’s likely passage with possible amendments, debates over excluding New Mexico or Arizona, and the political implications for party balance and future governance of the Indian Territory.
The council faced nation wide issues on tribal land allotment and a supplemental treaty amid calls for swift final adjustment of affairs. Pleasant Porter spoke on statehood while Creek leaders and education nominees, including Claude Shelton, emerged in council discussions.
Many styles on offer with marked savings. Ladies capes trimmed in fur and braid priced from 1.25 to 4.00, fur trimmed capes at 1.98, and plush capes at 9.98. Children’s jackets 1.50, ladies jackets from 3.50 to 18.00. Monte Carlo coats lead the season with prices 12.50 to 18.00.
RB L Barton, a key grain dealer in Mounds, sues the town in a case tied to an unpaid city note. He claims efforts to pay were blocked and asks for a trial after arrest. He disparaged the court as he left, was returned for contempt and disturbance. Payment was made under protest and the suit proceeds at the next term in Wewoka.
The caucus nominee of the Nations party won the Pine Og board of education seat over Claude Shelton in a Saturday afternoon election. Leadership and suspension details followed, with Mr. Dorks noted for popularity in the county.
The ad highlights fall styles for boys including corduroy suits with coats and pants priced at 2.60 and 3.60, knee pants, and a Norfolk suit. It also promotes winter shirts, fleece lined underwear and vests for ladies and men, night robes, and heavy garments at reduced prices, emphasizing durability and value for school and everyday wear.
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