Vinita Nation Exposition Talk Sparks Territorial Politics
A fragmented 1901 era discussion in Vinita touches on World’s Fair exhibit potential for the Cherokee Nation, calls for reform in governance, and concerns over electoral fraud and river city development amid rival factions.
Town lots sales loom in South McAlester region
The September 4 sale of town lots near South McAlester in the Kiowa and Comanche country draws eager buyers. Some 4000 parcels are advertised with trains bringing hopeful purchasers to the coal town famed for its mines and the McAlester oval.
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South McAlester
Kiowa
Comanche
McAlester Oval
Sureret
Townette Commission
Recrwtory of the Interior
Kane Congressman Comments on Gill Appointment pleads to name successor
A Kane Congressional delegation member discussed Judge Joseph Gill's reappointment to the northern district and McKinley's plan to appoint Joe Gill. The interview touched on succession worries for George Baker of Lawrence and hinted at political maneuvering within the Kanen group.
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James B. Woodall
Johnson Fallen
Downow
Joe L. Thompean
St Ay
Vinita
Delaware
F. Parka
Raud
Downing
Himelf
Peoplearty
Yoaders
Topeka
Kane
Suseph A. Gill
Divtrict
McKinleoy
Joe Lisil
Indian Territory
Joe
Gil
Ies
Joe Smith
McKinley
Benith
Gill
Joe Gill
Judge Gill
Bellator Burtoo
Commissioner Smiser Resigns Choctaw Nation Post
Gov. Dukes accepts the resignation of Smiser the Choctaw townsite commissioner. Dukes plans to appoint a new personal representative to the Secretary of the Interior and inform Hitchcock. The article notes Smiser’s previous removal and hints at ongoing internal struggles within the nation’s governance. Court action in Mildrow covers five divorce cases with Parker presiding and Salivan hearing two more Monday.
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Cherokee OU and Gas Company
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Stalger
Commiestoners
Dukes
Interior Department
Smiser
Hitchcock
Bmiser
Department
Bearstory
Wigan
Peruun
Browy
Lovether
Judie
Ling Ao
Rock Island Railroad favors linked to Hitchcock family land schemes
The Oklahoma press accuses Secretary Hitchcock of using stock in the Rock Island Railroad for personal gain in a land lottery fraud case tied to El Reno and Lawton. The article alleges influential officials manipulated openings to benefit Rock Island interests, naming Hitchcock and associates in the scheme.
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el Reno
Lawton
Washington
Hilchouck
R. G. Kerana
Republian
St. Louie
Hitcheork
Sod Kerene
Rock
Fragmentary 19th century prose on courtship and mischance
A garbled narrative fragment recounts courtship efforts, a failed marriage attempt, and a later decision by a man named Jack to pursue Linda Adkin as a remedy. The passage references August, a well, a Peruna bottle, and a jeweler, with scattered names including Mary Mills and Vinj lar jeweler.
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Tommy Atkos
T. Jackson
Col
Jackson
Mary” Mills
Collinawille
Mary
Linda Adkin
Euflerer
Wodal Bareau
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Risa
Howe
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Laland
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Peoples Party
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John Miller
Aidan
Peonles
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Okmulgee
Pat Fom
Anond
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M. E Choreh
Bs Authority
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Ini
Africa
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Willie Halelt College
Mathon
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Cherokee Nation
Ratcliff Mercantile CO
Burton
Jos. A. Gill
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August Sehletoker, Vinj Lar Jeweler
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