Texas Senate Urges Congress to Aid Indian Territory Governance
The Texas Senate adopted a resolution urging Texas representatives in Congress to use all means to secure a stable government for the Indian Territory. It cites census data and argues for protections, roads, schools, and institutions to develop agricultural, commercial, and moral interests while safeguarding free speech and press.
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Congress
Texas
State Senate
Austin
United States
The
United
Senate
Rural delivery radical changes by post office proposed
The Post Office invites proposals to carry mail on star routes west of the Mississippi, except Minnesota, Iowa, and Missouri, for four years starting July 1, 1902. Bidders must reside contiguously to routes and supervise, delivering mail to boxes and bags along the lines, with several senior supervisors named to oversee the new service.
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Washington, D. C
Staton
Minnesota
Town
Missouri
Hun
Jeomiradie
Wwe
Wmvice
Cvalsman
Follo Watson Fuller
Lemialaoa
New Orleans
Roberta
Texas
Austin
Hitt
Oklahoma
Fnlen
Thomas
Arkane
Vinita Artesian Wells Impress Postoffice Inspector
Postoffice Inspector W P Hank returned from Vinita praising seven artesian wells. Water is crystal clear with a slight sulphur taste, depth about 800 feet, and three bathing pools built. Wells aid supply during hard times and a big well pours clear water over nearby trees.
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Postoffice
W. P. Hank
Vinita
Fort Smith Times
Cowboy Party at Trott Residence in Vinita
A Vinita social recounts a Cowboy Party hosted by Mr and Mrs Trott at their residence. Cowboys in roping costumes attended along with many local figures. Prizes were awarded for a cattle guessing game, followed by a light supper and dancing into the early hours.
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Vinita
Misa Dot Fay
Mra. Trott
Tom Tebell
Mike Maud Miller
A ‘He
Dora Franklin
Mabel and
Maud Miller
Carri Stephens
Beesie Hall
Ray Miler
Halle Thompson
Grace Fortoer
Tot Foreman
Caroline Goodykoonts
Ethel and
Mattie Riley
Pryor Crook
Freedom of Speech Editorial Responds to Restrictions
Woman journalist Bryan rebuts calls by several papers for limiting speech as a cure for anarchy. He argues against any added restraints on press or speech, noting abuses exist but do not justify censorship, citing McKinley’s death and assassination motives, urging liberty for vigilant citizens.
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Wom. J. Bryan
McKinley
Adeassin
Tree Epsech
Citi
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