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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented Tulsa area clipping reports a dying man shipped on a Frisco train to Vinita amid accusations of inhumanity, plus notices about a Frisco calendar, medical ads, and railway anecdotes. It highlights local worry over treatment, utility ads, and community health tips embedded in a midwestern paper page.
At South McAlwater Washington M Mellette read the nominations for Bar Association officers. Elected were L Herbert Ardmore president Cloud Weaver Pauls Valley vice president J H Gordon South McAlester second vice president N A Gibson Muskogee council members Kugar Smith Vinita D M Trivens Muskogee J G Raila Atoka W B Costigan South McAlester F B Riddles Chickasha J W Hooker Purcell Executive Committee A R Querry Tulsa Dorset Carter Purcell W E Rodgers South McAlester W B Johnson Ardmore Also notes on health tonics and local ads amid a busy community page.
Senators Debod and Borefog of Kentucky urged President Roosevelt to appoint ex-Congressman Pugh of the Blue as federal judge in the Indian Territory to succeed Judge Towerend. The president said he would delay until about November 15 before deciding on Tomusend's successor. Pugh has Republican backing and friends plan a strong push as the time nears.
Firemen raced to the Muskoge town blaze at the Paterson cotton warehous eon Monday finding the charred remains of Alone Compton an employee of the firm. He perished trapped by flames while trying to combat the fire with a small hoe before the department arrived. The victim, a trusted worker for years, lived with his family in Matkoges.
A scrambled report mentions Geo Pind returning to Kansas seeking a contract to feed prisoners at Mackogee and notes interest in drought rations. It lists school attendance figures for Cherokee nation institutions and references rates for residency and office charges, amid disjointed notes on violins and postal matters.
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