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The Indian Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1899

Page

2

Cherokee council debates reestablishing Dawes agreement

The Tahlequah national council weighs reviving the defunct agreement with the Dawes commission. They argue the pact is dead by its own terms and U S law, and that resubmitting it to Congress or a voter referendum risks folly. Calls grow to abolish the treasurer role and streamline tribal land disbursements under the Curtis bill.

National Council Tahlequah Dawes Commission Congress United States Secretary of the Interior

Cherokee townsites and tax rulings in Indian Territory report

The Indian commissioner reports favorably on Cherokee townsite rights for paying lot owners. A Muskogee commission is approved after a fire. Wagoner also secures a commission. The Cherokee nation faces unique townsite rules and proposed adjustments to Curtis act provisions. Hay export tax and attorney taxation issues are discussed with department guidance.

United States Circuit Court of Commission of Indian Affairs Cherokee Nation Bright Muskogee Wright Indian Territory Union Agency Dawes Commission U. S Wagoner Partic Jon

Indian revenue inspectors seek Choctaw aid in revenue plan

A new Uncle Sam revenue branch operates in Creek and Cherokee nations to inspect merchants and licensed traders. Choctaw chiefs may request adoption of the plan, which could yield benefits though treaty constraints apply. Indian Agent Shhoenfelt earns praise for steady work across tribes as Choctaws are not to be slighted. W.E. Rowsey acquires Jesse James relics including a pistol and bridle bit from Miami.

Indian Service Uncle Sam Shhoenfelt McAlester

East London Portraits and Cherokee Nation News

Sir Walter Besant begins a series on East London life tracing a typical girl from birth at a board school to marriage at seventeen and her civilizing schooling. Cherokee nation coal mining revives revenue while council disputes and citizenship issues stir questions. Co operatives in Morehead Kansas show town driven welfare through shared enterprises.

Sir Walter Besant London East End Wondun Liz Sir Walter

Horse Shoe Brand Paint Sells Pure Lead Zinc Linseed Mix

Advert says a paint made of lead zinc and linseed oil with a chemical analysis guarantee. It touts purity and long life, claims the cheapest total job cost, and urges customers to ask for Horse Shoe Brand and no other.

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