Last Chance for Council Over Paying District Vote
City council delays threaten approval of an improvement district petition signed by most property owners. A meeting tonight is hoped to push the paying petition forward and avoid delays that could stall February pay and April terms. Other items include annexation bids, pending bills, and council member availability. The Congregational church will host a Chicken Pie dinner Thursday 11:30 to 1:30 in the Scott building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frayser
W. R Badgett
Lews Bagby
EM. Probasco
Claremore
Praysar
Mexico
East
the Indies of the Congregational Church
Scott Building
Brick Plant Doubtful Due to Gas Line and Rate Dispute
The brick plant project stalls as the gas company will not permit the plant at this site. The Commercial club seeks a 5 cent rate, which the company rejects. If no agreement is reached soon, the project may be let to Vinita as Burks notes the season is advancing and a decision on removal is imminent.
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Hong To
Commercial Club Committee
Vinita
Burks
Train Hold Up Bandits Still At Large In Missouri Route
Kansas City march 5 W L Westlake the passenger shot during last night’s hold up on the Missouri Pacific train near Pittsburg Kan was not seriously injured and is believed to have continued his journey Westlake was shot in the arm Pittsburg officers are scouring the country for the bandits but lack a clue
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Kansas City
Mar
W. L. Westlake
Missouri Pacific
Pittsburg
Kun
Westlake
Sequoyah Club to Meet March 16 at Mrs Luman Parker Jr Home
The Sequoyah club will meet a week from Saturday on March 16 at the home of Mrs. Luman Parker Jr. Miss Janie Hall will lead and Henry V will be the studied play. Hall will read a paper titled A Critical Analysis of the Play as a Dramatic Composition followed by a general discussion.
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Sequoyah Club
Luman ¥. Parker, Jr
Janie Hall
Henry V
Rolls Closed Therelia of the Five Tribes Closed Last Night
Rolls closed last night as the Therelia of the five tribes. Commissinger Bix by uskogee admitted names via telegraph. No new names will be added except through congressional enactment, authorities announced.
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Bixby
Winna
Christhiers
Notes on Fashions and Parasol Trends
Fashion notes cover parasols and lingerie inspired gowns, predicting plain shirtwaist styles and linen hats pairing with embroidered parasols. The piece highlights lingerie driven dress trends, initials embroidered on parasols, eyelet lace details, and the enduring appeal of delicate fabrics in summer wear.
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Bart Mach
Inty & Cabalistic
S Ign
Eydet
Ghitago Reemra Herald
Republican Constitution Proposed for Indian Territory
Guthrie March 5 report that Republican delegates submitted a complete constitution embodying their ideas. It designates Ox-Jahowa counties and Indian Territory recording districts as temporary counties and keeps provisions brief, with all nonessential matters sent to the legislature.
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Guthrie
Ox- Jahowa
Indian Territory
Garfield Becomes Interior Secretary in Washington
James R. Garfield was sworn in as Secretary of the Interior today in Washington D C, succeeding Secretary Hitchcock who retires. Hitchcock praised the press for its support during the harsh trials of his administration as Garfield took office.
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Washington, D. C
James R. Garfield
S B
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
Garfield Plans Department Reform In Indian Territory Policy
Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield aims to reorganize the department to cut friction with Indian Territory residents by handling as much business as possible from Muskeyes rather than Washington.
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Secretary of the Interior
James R. Garfield
Department
Indian Territory
Muskeyes
Washington
Militia Guard Court in Jackson Over Judge Hargis Trial
Forty members of the Frankfort company state yards arrived at Court Jackson to remain during the trial of Judge Hargis on the charge of assassinating Dr. B D Cox.
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Jackson
Frankfort Company
State Yards
Hargis
B.D. Cox
Star and Patton Win Big Cherokee Freedom Case
A telegram reports the interior secretary reversed a Muskogee decision in the Riley contest for Cherokee freedmen. Starr and Patton, attorneys for the contestants, secured admission of about ninety families and 250 individuals to the Cherokee freedmen rolls, with fees pending. The case involves land valued in the millions and affects Mose Riley of Bly Creek and a son. The ruling follows a prior denial and rehearing denial.
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J. O
Starr
Secretary of the Interior
Riley
Starr & Patton
Muskogee
Messrs Starr
Patton
Washington
Bixby
Muskogea
Amonthoes
Mose Riley
Bly Creek
Vinita
Messrs Stare
Patton Will
Recording of Warranty Deeds and Transfers in Local Property Records
A series of recorded warranty deeds and transfers involve Thomas J Barber to Jon G Inglis for parcel 8600 and adjacent westward lots in section 36, with Rena B Hallett and John Hallett to Inglish for 300, plus Thatcher et ux to DePoe for 1000 Lot 1 in block 78 Vinta, and Fin Christian Church trustees to Gaerlen for 1500, among other assignments and property interests.
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Thomas J. Barber
Jon G
Inglish
M.K
Rena B
Hulett
John Hallett
Hallett
Jonn Hallett
John G
Atak Gheekoes
James P
Thatcher Et Ux
Charles O. DePoe
Lot
Leuk
Vintta
W. B. DePoe
James GL
Hobbett
Mo G. Frankins
Fin Christian Church
Gaerlen
Chelesa Lind Company
Samuel Bradley
Hele Ben
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Arlor Ante
Childrens Afc
Miss Jackson
Stryker
Mise Jackson
Prises
CuHerokee Nationa Bank OF
IND. Ter
Usnrmizs
V. Mespadlen
Ated Waleerian
Laci
Tesarynaer
Hank
Enjealy
the Sequoyah Club
Garfield
Star
Department of Interior
Maren
Vinita’s Big Department Store
Oxfords
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Selby Fine Oxfords
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