Heedless wedding of 2000 Winnebago tribesmen in Nebraska
A sensational 1910s feature claims the Winnebago Indians plan a mass white-manner wedding with about 1000 couples join in a single ceremony. It notes tribal polygamy, lack of formal vows, and government land issues tied to heirship. Invitations go to Sioux, Crow, Arapaho, Osage, and Omaha tribes as preparations unfold.
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Winnebago
Winnebago, Neb
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Omaha
Making rubber at home explains biblical dominion themes
Scientists report a method to make rubber from potatoes lowering costs to about 24 cents per pound. The piece links the discovery to prophecies of a Messianic kingdom, arguing it signals human subduing of Earth and restoration through the Messiah, citing biblical verses and the Wandering Jew.
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Tropics
Indians Right Sustained for Cherokee Freedmen Land Shares
The U S District of Columbia Supreme Court judge Anderson sustained the government demurrer to a suit by the Keetowah Society. The decision allows 5000 Cherokee freedmen to participate in distributions of lands and funds of the Cherokee Nation. The case was dismissed.
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Washington
Anderson
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Keetowah Society
Secretary of the Interior
Freedmen Claim Wide Shares in Cherokee Property Case
The freedmen assert shares in the property ranging from 5 million to 50 million dollars. The Keetowah society consists of full blood Cherokees in Oklahoma. Freedmen are descendants of slaves of Cherokees and of mixed Indian and Negro blood. The court dismissed the suit but held freedmen are clearly entitled to equal rights with native Cherokees. The freedmen have the right of appeal.
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Keetowah Society
Oklahoma
Indian Potlatch Debt Paying Celebrated in British Columbia
The Vancouver Sun reports a large potlatch among about 300 Indians from multiple coastal tribes in British Columbia. Debts of twenty years and newer liabilities are settled as old and new bonds are honored, with gifts and loans, while witnesses record transactions due to illiteracy.
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British Columbia
Cape Mudge
Comos
Victoria
Cowichan
Kok-si-lah
Quomehan
Clam-clem-e-lats
Musquim
Kuper Island
Duncan
Nanaimos
Vancouver Sun
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Heals
Enos Winters notes winter troubles like frostbite and chapped skin but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve eases burns cuts boils sores and sprains. A trial will convince readers that it is the greatest healer. Only 25c at all druggists. The penny column also offers quick results for ads and listings.
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Bucklen
Advertising as a route to business success in The Review
A vintage classifieds style call urges readers to Advertise in The Review for work, sales, and business growth. It emphasizes advertisements attract customers, convey energy and pluck, and secure success across various goods and services.
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Kith and Kin
New York
Bingham
Union Republican
Cardus
Standard Oil Company
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Newark, N. J
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the Pictorial Review Co
West 39Th St
P.R
Pictorial Review
Enos
the Star Pressing Club
Bud Smith
Broad Street
Duke
Maxey
Virginia
North Carolina
J. T
Tinsley
Us Premium Dept
St Louis
Noah
Richmond
Crates No Moe
The
Noah Remedy Co
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