Memorial services for the martyred president in Canton Ohio
Immense crowds from Ohio and beyond gathered for a solemn funeral in Canton. Dignitaries including the president, cabinet, Supreme Court justices, governors, and military units joined a two mile long moral procession. The service at First Methodist Church featured orations, hymns, and a Benediction, honoring the slain chief as citizens recalled his early triumphs and civil war service.
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Canton
United States
Congress
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Weetewa
Chural
Lawn
Army
United Bates
State of
Vinita
En Marie
MeKine
Bors
Dan's Tribute to a Great Leader and Economic Progress
Dan's Review esteems a fallen leader and urges continued advance. It lauds industrial growth in the United States under a planned future, noting a strong trade balance and capital movements to New York. The piece praises resilience, prosperity, and a hopeful march onward under a new leader.
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Dan
Pone
Stan William
London
Paris
New York
Scar Face Jim Dead on Great Divide Route
Bear Face Jim alias Bob Duccan and Marion Watson are named as outlaws in the incident. Deputy Crocket Lee and Geo Harvey confronted Jim on the six shooter route Tuesday afternoon near Scipio. The outlaw attempted to draw. three bullets struck him in the abdomen and he died. His body was transported to South McAlester for burial.
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Bear Face Jim
Bob Duccan
Marion Watson
Afernoon
Bear Scipio
Crocket Lee
Geo. Harvey
Jim
Jime
Marehela
McAlester
BANKERS ASSOCIATION MEETING CALLS FOR INDIAN TERRITORY FORMATION
A Pursell Wednesday evening meeting sought to organize a Bankers Association for the Indian Territory. Despite strong attendance no organization materialized. Edward McKence was named president with W. M. Tomlin as first vice president and PF Dunn as second vice president. M D Nimo became secretary and R Hedrick treasurer. An executive council included E F Danlap and delegates to the National Bankers Association board.
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Territory
Pursell
Banker's Association of the
Indian Territory
Edward McKence
Poteau
W. M. Tomlin
Purcell
Frat View
PF. Dunnp
Holdenville
Aniod Yloe
M.D. Nimo
Mull
Roosevelt plans strong push for Indian Territory reform
Washington Sept 19. Interior officials say Roosevelt will push radical reform through Congress to straighten out Indian Territory and Oklahoma affairs. Secretary Hitchcock to remain in office at Roosevelt request. Expect admission of Oklahoma as a state and settlement of territorial questions as Congress adjourns.
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Dally
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
McKinley
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Bellind
Congress
Indian
Oklahoma
Prograre
Department
Oklayaboma
Indian Territory
Ana
Lone Wolf Appeals Land Case To Oklahoma High Court
Kiowa chief Lone Wolf Kebite and seven Kiowa Comanche Apache federation members seek a temporary injunction in Oklahoma Supreme Court to halt white settlement on land opened in Okahome. Defendants include ex Governor W A Richards and land office officials. They previously lost in Canadien county district court and may appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed.
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Guthrie
Lone Wolf
Kebite
Federa-Ion
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Okahome
W. A. Richards
el Reve
Lawton
Not Like Mothers at the Fable Seminary
A fragment from a historic page describes vacant desks at a male seminary in Fable gtah and the opening of a mysterious mediation. Two swords of juvenile feet appear beneath boards in a mother’s level, with a strange sense of contentment. The passage hints at a cause for the scene.
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Fablegtah
Hole
Trickie the Trickster Haunts Tahlequah Tale of Ailing School
The retiring student recounts a strange saga at Tahlequah where Trickie becomes a dominant motif in a classroom saga. Disrupted routines lead to reprimands then expulsions as Trickie allegedly overran the study, leaving lingering effects on the campus and a lingering sense of unease among formerly allied students.
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Tte Red
Vkiver
Tahlequah
Aooldi
Wil
Tahlequeh
Red
Commercial Club Brings Cozy Improvements for Winter
The Commercial Club quarters are being upgraded with comfortable chairs rugs and furnishings to create a welcoming daily meeting place. Territorial and metropolitan periodicals will be on file for members along with a billiard table likely to be added. The telephone company donated an instrument and the electric light company offers free lights to be installed at once. Club officers strive to make the space attractive and comfortable and anticipate renewed use as summer ends.
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Electric Light Company
Territory cattle market report from Kansas City sale
The territory shipment list shows buyers in Beggs I T Wagoner OK Muskogee OK and Wilton OK trading 28 to 101 head of steers and cows. Prices range from 63 60 to 910 80 per head with weights 654 to 1017 pounds. Notable consignors include Guy Borden L G Stooper Turner Todd Co Gibson Parkioave Biles Welder Pikent rine Spaul Hog Heaven Help Us Cureinan and A W Cureman with varied cattle lots and calves.
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Kansas City
Guy Borden
Beggs
I. T
L. G. Stoeper
Wagoner, T
Preara
Turner, Todd & Co
Maskoges,t
Moore
Sleeper
Wagoner
Gibson & Parkioave
Green
J.T
Jan
Wille
White Oak I. T
Biles & Welder
Muskogee
Winter Feeding Experiment for Cattle in Kansas
The Kaneas Experiment Station tested feeding wheat straw with small ground wheat rations to eight cattle amid expected feed scarcity in 1901-02. Weighed changes show initial weight loss, followed by mixed gains and an overall 110-pound loss for the group, with total intake of 4,282 pounds straw and 92 pounds ground wheat. The study suggests wintering cattle on straw plus small wheat can be viable at modest costs, encouraging farmers to hold cattle when prices rise.
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Kaneas
Keetoowah Committees Miss Dawes Conference Fort Worth
Keetoowah delegates arrived at Fort Fon last Monday and held secret talks with their members before any disclosure to the Dawes Commission. They refuse to reveal details, signaling they will register only under protest and may be forced to enroll by military enforcement if they persist in withholding.
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Keetoowah
Dawes Commission
Fort Fon
Needles
Nimrods Return in Nonstandard Expedition Report
An odd casualty list and reports detail a Burlington led quail expedition returning with killed and wounded among members. Entries cite Burlington and Ledbetter among casualties, with humorous or nonsensical notes about cartridges, microbes, and various animals, plus a separate violent incident in Guthrie involving Mrs Fulcherte and others.
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Burlington- Ledbouer-Lee- Fallen- Maddox-Inbell Quail
Burlington
Pallen
Ledbetter
Ordnance
Ledbelter
Lee
M. Dox
Sebell
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A. N. Brook
Whalronn
C.J. Browneing
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Hia
Mellette
J. B. Turner
Turner
Buffalo
C. L. Browning
Banker's Association
Indian Affairs
Seaton
Seminary Studonty
Commercial Club
A.W. Cureinan
Kansas
Sorell
Obors
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Brown
McOwdry
Wallew
Nimrods Return
Davie
Maggie Fulcherte
Lucinda Culbert
John J. Jones
Jones
John Jones
Fulcher
Hegroes
Hema
Wayle Courtney
Irieco R Rilroad
Acto Euro Orenke
Sim
Buck
Darrough Hardware Co
A.W .Green
A.W. Green
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Warty
Morris Wecheler
Avon Springs, N.V
Tigaty
Taft Bros Medicine Co
Reese Alice
Telat
Bauwe
Ale Alin
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