Curtis bill rattles Indian Territory fate of Cherokees debated
Washington March 2 1906 C B Rogers reports on the Curtis bill as passed by the Senate. Major changes target Cherokees Choptaw and Chickasaw nations with provisions for coal lands sale and restrictions on alienation. Debate features La Follette McCumber Teller and a plan to convene a conference to finalize the measure affecting enrollment of Cherokee freedmen and tribal existence.
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Washington, D. C
Indian Territory
House
Senate
Inturley
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Shotter
Washou
McCumber
Northaketa
Teller
Colorado
Congress
Waalibijrton
C. B. Rowrns
Greenland Survey Expedition To Map Unknown Coast
A planned two year Greenland coast survey led by Grichsen aims to chart the northeast periphery still unsurveyed. The Denmark steamer will carry 21 crew and a team including geologist botanist physician artist to document fjords and coastal features with dogs and motor boats for access.
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Grichsen
Greenland
Denmark
Boventy
Smith Sound
Peary
Erichten
Koldeway
Independence Bay
Brigheen
Orleane
Removing the Debris in Morrison Mississippi Tornado Relief
Associated Press report from Morrision Mississippi dated March 5 describes convicts and volunteers clearing debris from Friday's tornado. Relatives fear missing loved ones remain beneath the rubble as relief funds flood in, with Casty ard directing donations to the relief committee which has received as much as it can use and will decline further aid.
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Associated Press
Miss
Castyard
Overruled Motion in Post Office Conspiracy Trial
Justice Gould in Washington today overruled a motion to instruct the jury to acquit George B. Green of Binghampton North Carolina. Green faces trial on conspiracy charges tied to sales of supplies to the post office department, and the case will proceed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Gould
Criminal Court
George B. Green
Binghampton
N. C
Green
Postoolioe Department
Judges of Election Appointments for City Vote
Judge Gill announces the appointment of election judges for April city voting. First Ward picks J F Murphy, Joseph P Scot, John Byrd. Second Ward selects Charles B Rogers, E M Probasco, J J Spencer. Third Ward names T T Winer, B Sackson, T M Bonington. Fourth Ward lists Will Frederick, Geo Hendricks, J M B Fowler.
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Gill
J. F. Murphy
Joseph P. Scot
John Byrd
Charles B. Rogers
E. M. Probasco
J. J. Spencer
T.T. Winer
Sackson
T. M. Bonington
Will Frederick
Geo. Hendricks
J. M. B. Fowler
Statehood Bill Read In Senate
Washington story reports the statehood bill taken up and read in the Senate at 4:03 o clock. The item notes Foley's Kidney Cure as a product for sale by A. P Lowens with a claim of no harm.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Foley
A. P Lowens
Zechoff Suicide Ties to Father Gapon Scandal
In St Petersburg on March 1 Zechoff, an accused member of Father Gapon's labor organization, killed himself after a scandal in which Lauba was accused of accepting government money. Zechoff was well regarded among workers and was found dead as Father Gapon attended the session.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Father Gapon
Yeatorcay
Lauba
Zechoff
Zechol
Clark Is Acquitted In Supreme Court Case
United States Senator W A Clark of Montana won his case in the Supreme Court where the government sought to annul patents for 1400 acres of public land in Montana. The government alleged fraudulent acquisition but the court ruled in Clark's favor.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
W. A. Clark
Montana
Supreme Court of the United States
Rogers Gets More Time For Questions
New York March 5 The delay on whether H H Rogers of Standard Oil must answer questions from Missouri Attorney General Hadley has been extended to March 26 Justice Gildersleeve ordered the postponement to await Missouri court decisions on similar cases.
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New York
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Hadley
Missouri
Gildersleeve
Labor Federation to Meet March 19 in Washington
President Gompers of the Federation of Labor calls an executive council meeting in Washington for March 19. The agenda is not disclosed, but the presence of President Mitchell hints at a discussion of the coal situation and related labor issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Hair Care And Beauty Tips From The Chicago Daily News
The piece offers home remedies and cosmetic advice for facial beauty nail care and hair care. It covers corncited eye infusions for tender eyes a vinegar remedy for toothache a bromide potassium lotion for itching and cautions on nail biting and nail care. It also mentions a Do not wash hands too often and a vintage shampoo recipe followed by a brief note about ear discomfort and a mustard planter technique.
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Baltie
Uppermont
Chicago Daily News
South African Trust and Cold Storage Plans Amalgamated
A proposed cold storage trust in South Africa is described as a development for the near future. The plan envisions consolidating all fee and cold storage plants into a single amalgamated system across the sub continent if current proposals proceed.
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South Africa
Subcontinent
Will Pass Edgar Smith Returns From Washington
Edgar Smith, longtime attorney for the Cherokees, has returned from Washington where he advised on Cherokee and white citizen claims before the court of claims. He noted a possible but uncertain path for the Dil bill and predicted the Senate may back the Voraker amendment, triggering House opposition.
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Edgar Smith
Washington
Court of Clalmp
Philadelphia
Smith
Ronnie Gloupy
Senate
Voraker
House
Still Spreading Out At Totornacional Bank Merger
Totornacional Bank and Trust completes arrangements for Uw purchase and consolidation with Chelwek based firm Che blogk led by A Young. Capital increases to 615,000, with Gewale ment capital rising to 30,000 as major Chelsea area financiers react to the move.
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Totornacional Bank and Trust Company
Chelsea
Nake
Chiangy
W. Gre
Bank of Big Cabin
Unclear Penal Proceedings At Federal Jail Report
In a chaotic reel of OCR garble from a federal jail page, several named individuals appear with charges and detentions. The text references transfers, grand jury actions, and bonds, but specifics are obscured by transcription errors, making exact names, dates, and charges unreadable.
Can't Find the List in Chicago Case
Chicago officials report District Attorney Morrison cannot locate a list connected to the case. Morrison says the list exists but is missing, with prosecutors promising to produce names once found. The dispute centers on the purpose of the list and its use in the investigation.
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Chicago
Mar. S
Morrison
Department of Jristicy
Garfield Morrison
Attorner
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