Trio of Cherokee Girls at St Louis Fair Entrance
A fragmentary notice describes three Cherokee girls Miss Dannenburg Miss Lipe and Miss Colins visiting St Louis as part of a gathering. It mentions Cherokee council proceedings in November and questions of importance to Cherokee people. A separate note covers a man using the alias Tablequah Arrow attempting to enroll a horse and a joke about enrolling a grandfather in a tribal list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Dannenburg
Fox Danenenburg
Miss Lipe
Major Lipe
Colins
St Louis
Tnis
Gatwn
McKinnon’s Successor Chosen by Cherokees at Court House
Friday afternoon at Lie Conission in the courthouse Cherokees approved Major Breckenridge as successor to Captain A. S. McKeehan. He is described as a cultured veteran of the old school, trusted to guide enrollment and allotment work. The Dawes Commission picked up Mary Runaway and other full blood Cherokee enrollees during the week. An elderly woman waiting for enrollment carried a parchment marriage document she retrieved from her home frame to prove the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Dave Sutiieslot
Omer
Court House
Henan
MecKeouan
Tadiattaptere
Dawes Commission
Mary
Howe
Col Needles
Storm, deaths and court notes in Neosho area
A storm damaged Miami and cattle were killed by lightning in Neosho County. Families report travel from Vinita and Arkar. Court adjourned to Wednesday. Major Edward Goldberg, Quapaw Indian agent, died from poison mushrooms. his wife ill but improving. Goldberg from Canton Ohio was a personal friend of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Stuart
Vinita
J.C. Crawford
Arkar
Miami
Thomas Perkhau
Progeers
Holinews
Dr. Gudbey
Kentucky
Edward Goldberg
Quapaw Agency
Mnalea
Canton
Ohio
Notire Rally to Rebuild First Baptist Church
Invites all to a rand rally at the First Baptist Church to aid in repair and relocation. Next Sunday Oct 14 all day. Youths urged to join in commercial shorthand English studies at Southwestern Business University in Oklahoma City with modern methods and vetted teachers. Parents urged to assess the school before enrolling children elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
First Baptist Church
Kenwlish
Southwestern Business University
Oklahime City
Parenia
Notice of Indian Territory appointments and bale questions
Department of the interior cancels a joint appointment at Oulagah in Indian Territory and alters tribal meeting dates from October 22 to November 9. The notice, signed by Acting Chairman Tame Bixny of the Muskages, also critiques newspaper motives and discusses bale packing costs and Roundlap bale usage versus conventional methods in cotton shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Wim. Dinwion
Oulagah
Lodian
Claremore
Tame Bixny
Muskages
Indian Territory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cherokee National Council
Amon
Col. Needles Aruilly
Miame
Neosho River
Thomas A. Peek
Chianne
Christian Church
Woodmen of the World
Notire
Mont Enamoaton
Mound City
Gellon
Fle
Marty Bat
Usasr
Chien Pais
P. G. Browning
Ath
Probe
Ong
Sion
Aril
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