Final Allotment Ends Cherokee Nation As Tribe
Banking on a historic act the Cherokee Nation dissolves as a tribal entity by midnight marking the end of a two century era. W W Hastings national attorney and W C Rogers last chief oversee liquidation with per capita payments of about 15 dollars within ninety days and a final administration of tribal affairs winding down as the five civilized tribes enter a new US citizen phase.
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Muskogee
W. W. Lastl
Cato Soll
United States
Mally Clowe
W. C. Rogers
W.W. Hastings
WW. C. Rogers
W. W. Hastings
Loman G. Parker
Vanderbilt University
Cherokee Nation
Whitmire
Cherokee Council
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia
North Carolina
Indian Territory
Andrew’ Jackson
Robert J. Owen
Tahlequah
Osage Nation
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Adair
Cherokee
Sequoyah
Tulsa
Delaware
Ottawa
Craig
Mayon
Rogers
Nowata
Washington
Wagoner, McIntosh
Geo. Guess
Bequoyah
Reeses
Combatting Tuberculosis Among Nez Perce Indians
Dr. John N. Alfey, superintendent of the United States sanitarium at Fort Lapwai Idaho, reports 90 percent of Nez Perce deaths over ten years link to tuberculosis. The tribe has declined from 5,000 to 1,200 since Lewis and Clark. Tuberculosis death rate runs about 40 per thousand, two and a half times national. Causes include shift from open plains life to sedentary reservation living and house infection. Ventilation is largely ignored by Indians. crowded rooms and closed doors persist. Commissioner Selle notes about 25,000 Indians with TB nationwide and only 300 beds available governmentwide.
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John N. Alfey
United States Sanitarium For
Fort Lapwai
Idaho
Lewis and Clarke
United States
Doctor Alley
The Unpopular Sort
A dialogue sketch describes Ponson as a disappointing fellow who first seems useful yet ends up borrowing money, leaving a negative impression of his character. The speaker questions Ponson’s conduct and likens him to someone whose initial promise fades into dependency and impropriety.
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Ponsonby
Itching Eruption Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Geo C Crook of Thomasville Alabama describes a years long eczema on hands and feet. After trying remedies he used Cuticura Soap for washing and Cuticura Ointment at day and night, achieving a perfect cure. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide with a free sample offer.
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Thomasville
Ala
Geo
Crook
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Good for the Animals Crowd Lifts Zoo Spirits
A zoo keeper discusses how visitors boost animal morale, noting many come daily and expressing gladness at the crowd. The keeper says the sight of people cheers the animals and brings cheer to the enclosure.
Era of Submarines Amid Sea Speed Debates
The article discusses future submarines with high surface speeds to lead naval advances. It notes the United States Navy and Great Britain pursuing rapid, surface capable vessels, including Britain’s under construction largest submarine. It foresees surface speeds of 21 knots and submerged speeds from 16 knots, with torpedo tubes and about 1500 tons surface displacement.
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United States Navy
Great Britain
Golfer Discovers Extra Balls in Hedge Nest
While playing near St Neots in Huntingdonshire a golfer lost, then found his ball in a hedge along with three others curled inside a bird nest. He retrieved all four balls, including two from other players, after searching without initial luck.
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St. Neots
Huntingdonshire
England
Average girl wary of robbers yet accept theft of KEIw occasionally
The remark notes a paradoxical attitude where the average girl fears crime but tolerates minor thefts like occasional steals of KEIw, illustrating social attitudes toward property and propriety.
Must Have Been, Boys Milson Young in Pall Mall Gazette
The passage recalls Milson Young describing a day that began with a sunlit swim and continued with a long drive through wine and gorse ending with a flawless Queens Hall concert program. Mr Punch asks if it was a happy day, and Fitton answers affirmatively.
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Milson Young
Pall Mall Gazette
Queens Hall
Fitton
Punch
Uncle Josh Reactions to City Folk Coming Out to Farm
Uncle Josh laments city folks visiting the farm and天气 a fuss over dandelions. He questions why the intrusion sparks such trouble and jokes about the disruption to rural beauty.
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Josh
Special One Hidden in Night's Stormy Tale
A garbled excerpt mentions a night event and a crowd gathering with hints of a dramatic outcome. The readable text references a crow ball and a sense of uncertainty about a person named Doe of Uke, suggesting a quirky or local scene without clear facts or dates.
Tapered ISA!MI Wedding Ends Soldier’s Fretful Wait
A fragment reports a wedding ending a period of waiting for a soldier, noting relief and celebration as the union concludes amidst military life.
Folly in a Man's Life Lurks as Diversion and Trap
A brief note warns that folly acts as a man's worst enemy and distraction, undermining focus and driving one toward unwise choices. It highlights the danger of needless diversions that derail goals and responsibilities.
What Makes Flattery Welcome in a Troubled Mind
The passage suggests flattery tempts men by offering relief from constant nagging and cheap promises. It notes susceptibility arises when truth is scarce and easy appeals fill the void, with a cynical view of advertising and self interest shaping belief.
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