Death's Hand McKinley Died at Buffalo Hospital
President McKinley died at 2 16 PM in Buffalo after a long decline. Vice President Roosevelt took the oath of office at once and prepared to assume the presidency. Cinched by his faithful wife Mrs. McKinley remained at his bedside through a final struggle, offering prayers and bearing the sorrow with Christian resignation. The nation mourns as doctors and cabinet members recall the president's final hours and the oath is administered to the new chief executive.
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Koox
Wilson
Maeve
Bie
Banda
Abe
Mann
Theo
Hetile
Wiliam McKinley
Wedded Saturday Morning in Bent County Wedding
Wedded Saturday morning at the home of the bride, relatives gather for the ceremony performed by Rev G L Browning. The couple left for Henryetta to begin married life, amid best wishes and local notices of the event.
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Christopher Relneke
Jy Dallard
G. L. Browning
Howison Ousted From Court of Inquiry
Washington Sept. 15 Rear Admiral Howison was disqualified from serving on the court of inquiry and expelled from duty within three hours of convening. Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Ramseey selected to fill his place as the court adjourned pending designation of a successor. Ramseey, aged 66, long chief of the bureau of navigation, succeeds Howison amid general approval.
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Admiral Dewey
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Bedley Court of Inquiry
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Prancit W. Rameey
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
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Bobby
Territorial government push by Sulphur Springs Republicans
The Sulphur Springs Republican club adopts resolutions urging a territorial form of government for Indian Territory amid chaotic conditions. They nominate W. M. Medlette as a party delegate, plan a county primary, and seek a delegation to visit Washington to press Congress for territorial status.
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Sulphur Springs
W. M. Medlette
Republican Party
Indian Territory
Citisens
Anid Lown
Murkogee
Waltington
Bie
Aonuel Menage
Sass Okla
Fullblood Suspicion Delays Fort Gibson Registration
The fullblood Cherokees at Fort Gibson refuse to enroll until their rights and terms are clearly defined. A committee from Tulen John Grove Meigs and Boudinot will appear before the Dawes Commission at Port Girwon on 16th to present written questions and ensure mutual understanding.
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Davros Commission
Port Girwon
U. S
Fairbioods
Dawes Commission
Thie
Laltier Tulen
Hllnoia
John Grove
Cooweeasoowee
Robert Meigs
Tahlequah
F. J. Boudinot
Henry Dick
Saya
Tattered Relics At Dinner Ball Suppresses Dogs
A third time ball Thursday evening forbade dogs to attend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Phillips, lA.d. Green, C. A. Bradley, E.R. Waller, BE. A. Lee, P. 8. Davis, Mrs. Lemon, J. Hunolt, A. M. Brook, Misses Byrde Lionsides, Mable Miller, Blanch Palmer, Osroline Goodykoontz, Barnes of Fr. Smith, Grace Fortner, Laure n Goldie Pillars, duc Kellar Walker, Taylor Crutchfield, Tom Byrd, Norman Crittenden, Wilton Ratcliff, and other locals. High Carnival lasted late into the night with a lively dance crowd.
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Knights of the Cross-beame
Jeffair
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C. A. Bradley
E.R. Waller
BE. A. Lee
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Mrs. Lemon
J. Hunolt
A. M. Brook
Misnes Byrde Lionsides
Mable Miller
Blanch Palmer
Osroline Goodykoontz
Barnes
Nugget found on Kiowa-Comanche claim sparks chatter
J S Soule of the surveying corps fled to a placer claim at Lawton and showed a nugget valued at 237 dollars claimed from the Wichta mountains area. A Kansas shipper, based in Bourborn, warned of rising prices next year while detailing farming and livestock market trends.
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J. S. Soule
Lawton
Wich-ta Mountains
Wapede
Bourborn Kansas
Cleo
Nelson Held Without Bail in Coffeyville Murder Case
John Nelson, held without bail in Inde pendence Kansas, faces district court on murder charges for the Sept. 4 shooting of Albert Morris in Coffeyville. State witnesses describe a fatal encounter, Nelson admits no knife was shown, and his defense seeks self defense. Nelson writes the Independence Star seeking fair consideration by an impartial jury.
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Albert Morris
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Albert Morries
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Vinita Town Heads to Spotlight in Cherokee Nation Book
Public spirited citizens of Vinita have bought space in a forthcoming comprehensive publication by the Dawes Commission field force. The book will present wide circulated information and statistics about the territory, using records of the commission. The Georgia-like venture, supported by Commercial Club figures, aims to boost Vinita’s commerce and promotion within the Cherokee nation.
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Vinita Eea
Dawes Commission
Commission
Winita
Cherokee Nation
Frieco
Vinita
Red Fork Boom in Progress at Red Fork
Report from Red Fork notes improving general conditions, a drill expected later today, but delays persist in obtaining mechanics and laborers. Several houses to go up as workers become available. streets being cleared, fences moved, and property changes hands amid rising prices.
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Red Pork
Lise
Cherokee Oil Company lease extension foes in hearing
Extension granted by the secretary of the interior delays a hearing on the Cherokee Oil and Gas Company land lease, signaling a potential fair review for the nation. Includes local notices on lectures, ads for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, enrollment updates for Shawnee tribe, and social notes from Sapulpa and nearby areas.
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Secretary of Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Cherokee Oil and Gaa Company
R. C. Adams
Dela Pateed
Davey
Question of law in Cherokee notes case heard in county court
Jim Lacy sues Jesse Rowe and Thomas Moore for 11800 on a promissory note. Second bearing before the Commissioners court Fri day ended with a hung jury of 19 to 0. Contention centers on Cherokee law versus federal rates and validity of interest terms under abolished Cherokee codes. A Billings, Montana man was wounded at a church service on Sunday morning.
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Jim Lacy
Jesse Rowe
Thamas Moore
Commissioner's
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