Indian bill passed after lengthy Senate debate
Washington March 1 The Senate spent most of the day on the Indian appropriation bill and extended the session into the night. Debate covered a committee amendment prohibiting tribal funds for sectarian schools, plus a Utah Mormon church speech by Kearns. Oklahoma state admission was noted, and Mexico excursion plans were advertised by Katy line with low round trip fares.
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Washington, D. C
Kearns
Utah
Mormon Church
Change in Business Reassigns McGeorge Building Space
Frank Cox moves its pool hall into the room formerly occupied by the O. W. Annis music store in the McGeorge building. Mr Annis will store his instruments and travel in the summer selling goods along the road.
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Frank Cox
O. W. Annis Music Store
McGeorge
Annis
Storbis Instruments
Investigation of Raymond I case moves through ongoing inquiry
A Muskogee attorney states the Raymond I investigation is not closed and may reveal further Indian Territory matters. Chief W Rogers returns from Tahlequah with Cherokee deeds, with eleven thousand deeds signed and ready for delivery to allottees.
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Todge Raymond
Aid N. A. Gibson
Muskogee
I.T
Balstore
Fuller
Mukogee
Puller
Journa
Rogers
Tahlequah
Weather Forecast Predicts March Craziness and Renewal
The article forecasts a March of record weather with heavy rains, thunder, frosts, and later mild sunny spells. It predicts good conditions for ducks and wild game, notes nature’s rebirth, and humorously describes house cleaning and agricultural cycles as March unfolds.
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Sons of Men
Era
Nature
Aod
Mar
Pal
Erutchenr
Sto
Small Chance for Statehood in Bordering Territories
Conferees on the statehood bill met three hours but failed to agree. The House group would not consider Oklahoma and Indian Territory alone, and the sole potential path remains the Foraker amendment admitting New Mexico and Arizona as one state if both vote yes. One member called that chance one in four thousand.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Foraker
New Mexico
Arizona
Conference
DeWitts Early Risers Tonic Pills Sell At Local Drugstore
An ad touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a safe tonic not a purge. Claims include relief from headache constipation and biliousness with easy to take pills. A Valley City North Dakota hotel clerk cites two bottles curing chronic constipation. sold at Peoples Drug Store. Also notes on Wycliffs and a routine drug cue about tabules for mankind.
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DeWitt
Mack Hamilton
Valley City
Peoples Drug
Wheel of Chance Ends with Lovers Locket Discovery
Indianapolis readers recount two odd coincidences. A lawyer finds a lady’s locket bearing his wife’s picture and date, then recalls gifting it. A man on Pennsylvania street loses a package of postage stamps that a pharmacist later identifies as owner’s. Both tales end with astonishment and a note about relief from Ballard’s Snow Liniment.
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Indianapolis News
Illinois Street
Pennsylvania Street
Ort
Hereford Cows and Bulls Offered for Vinita Sale
Two hundred high grade Hereford cows in call to Registered Hereford Bulls, all young cows. Twenty five bulls, some registered, a portion to be at the next Vinita sale on March 6. Also some good geldings saddlers drivers and work horses. All interested please write to M. Honomiwan 674-123 Chetopa Kan.
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Honomiwan
Chetopa
Kan
Cheap fares to the West and Southwest via M K T R y
The M K T railroad posts second class colonist rates on sale daily from March 1 to May 15 and September 15 to October 31, 1905, to California Arizona New Mexico Old Mexico Texas Montana Utah Washington and Oregon. ILA Faurame, agent, invites inquiries for full particulars.
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California
Arizona
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Texas
Montana
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Katy
ILA
Faurame
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I. N. Williams
Vinita Meat and Grocery Store
Globe Four
Williams
Globe
Apple
Otttawa
Kansas
Ballard
W. B. DePue
Enid
Standart
Raymond I
A. Gibson
Sage Fuller
House
Larrers
Badgett-Sanders Merc. Co
Vinita’s Big Department Store
Maisnal Darrougn
Wheel OF Chance
John
Degnan
Kingman
Peoples Drug Store
Chieftain
Wright - Milford
Pen
E. O. Stevenson
Furniture
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