Congress to Deny Statehood to Oklahoma The Indian Territory Stand
Congress expected to deny Oklahoma statehood this winter while extending its lines around Indian Territory. Kansas City Star summary argues single statehood is inevitable yet opposed by Indian Territory delegates seeking equal rights and protection of their future from gerrymandering.
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Muskoges
Kansas City Star
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Chtisene
Oklahoom
Ufmost
Elstehood
Oklaham
Washington
Worhington
Cenalore
Gadly
Olahomm
Thian
Dawes Commission Ie
Dawes Comn Tolanion
Dawes Commission
Congress
True Economy Baking Powder Claim Examined
The writing argues cost differences between alum baking powder and high grade cream of tartar baking powder. It promotes Dr Brice’s as the standard and tasty option while warning against cheap alum powders for health and value reasons.
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Camnet
City Council Considers Fire Protection Equipment Bid
An official council meeting discussed a bid from Fire Extinguisher Mfg. Co of Chicago for fire protection gear including a band pump etc priced at 69900. Public subscription covers 65 percent. balance requested from the city. A special session will decide final approval. Library Association Reception Highlights New Collection Open Saturday. The library display featured volumes from a careful selection, drawing attendees at the Commercial Club. Officers include President Mrs W Male Soll and Vice President Mrs BE Ans Binh.
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Mig. Co
Chicago
Geo
C. Hutchings
Library Association
Saurday
Liptad
Association
Mre
W. Malesoll
Ans Binh
Fala Pees Hase
Parker
Mire We BP
Thompot Es Wad
Conference on Indian Affairs Reorganizes Dawes Commission
Washington rapid changes take shape as Congress and Secretary Hitchcock debate reducing the Dawes Commission from four to possibly one member. Rep Curtin advocates a single commissioner to streamline tribal rolls, land surveys, and payments while avoiding delays and friction. The plan includes a $10,000 to $12,000 salary and aims to empower the interior secretary to supervise implementation.
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Dawes
Perssonnel
Kitchcock
Toomnittaee
Howse
Bronte
Hitchcock
Og Wae
Department
Congress
Curtie
Kansas
House Committee On
Cartin
Cherokee Nation debt paid by per capita allotment plan
The Cherokee Nation bill advances to authorize paying public debt and advertising for outstanding warrants. The U S withdrawal of funds and allotment plans face opposition from some senators who seek to limit white interference and radical redistributions in the land plan.
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Benger
Fe Tegond Roads
Gafel
Senate
Nyental
Tablequah
I. T
Tounel Today
Apt
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Senate Committee On Foreign Free Lives
Geo W. Mayen
Morgan
Tabsagah Dis Ariut
Mayow
Johnsons Story Explains Release Of Women At Chetopa
City Marshal Johnson of Chetopa Kansas explains the release of two women wanted for robbing Badgett Mercantile Co Their release followed delays in securing federal officers and guidance from the city attorney The article notes authorities had criticized Johnsons conduct but he defends his actions and records the decision as proper under the circumstances
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Ladi
Chetopa
Kansas
Badgett Mercantile Co
Bas, Johnson
Marshal Ledbetter
Johnson
Marshal Mooney
Ft. Beott
Coal men face suit under territorial mining law near Kennison
District Attorney Roper filed suits against Sylvester Huret Armatrong B A Clark J B Clark and George Brown coal operators for mining without interior department consent near Kennison and selling output in Kansas. Offenses carry 1000 fine and forfeiture of improvements. Additional actions expected against other operators with Hiphcook license.
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Roper
Institution of
Rail
Sylvester Huret
Jan, Armatrong
BR. A. Clark
J. B. Clark
George Brown
Kennison
Secretary of the Interior
Kone Uisoo
Kansas
Annual Report of Indian Inspector Wright to Interior Department
Indian Inspector Wright submits his annual report to the Interior Department detailing tribal affairs, agency efficiency, and compliance measures. The document outlines administrative progress, financial accounting, and notable program outcomes for the year.
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Wright
Interior Department
Advocates Cherokee Debt Payment and Allotment Reforms
A report by United States Indian Inspector J George urges Cherokee Nation debt withdrawal from the U S treasury to settle warrants about 800000, with calls for simplified allotments across tribes and a uniform territorial tax. The document cites land allotment, road funding, education for 60000 noncitizen children, and sweeping protective laws, plus a habeas corpus case over tax advice against tribal tax payments.
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J. George
Secretary of Interior
Indian Territory
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Five Civilized Tribes
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Moneya
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
United States
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Pation Rnvolves
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