Enrollment of post September 1902 Cherokee children in allotment case
Supreme Court holds that under the April 26 1906 act as amended June 21 1906, children born after September 1 1902 and living on March 4 1906 are admissible to enrollment and to participate in allotment and distribution of Cherokee lands and tribal funds, despite earlier limits in the 1902 Cherokee Agreement. The decision upholds Congress power to adjust enrollment rights and preserves individual allotments while allowing new entrants.
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Walter J., Fisher
Thierior
Franklin MacVeogh
Treasury
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justion Vian Davanter
Legislature of
Congress
Secretary , the Interior
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Court of
Anappent
Five Civilized Tribes
United States
Stephens
Secretary of the Interior
Inishwire
Tiake
Norolled
Congreva
Tribal Council of the
Cherokees
Ely Drew
Therfore
Seay
Wand
Cherokee Nation
Kiteboock
Wallace
Clark campaign shrouds Pennsylvania delegates in preconvention pledge
A Philadelphia letter from the Champ Clark League urged Pennsylvania delegates to back Champ Clark on a second ballot, claiming Wilson’s defeats changed the field. Bradford delegate Arthur Johnson forwarded the letter to Governor Wilson, prompting a public rift over pledged support and preconvention strategy. Johnson’s reply from Bradford rejects secret pledges and affirms Wilson as first choice, with Clark as backup if Wilson cannot secure nomination.
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Washington, D. C
Clark
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Wilson
Harrisburg
Champ Clark
Arthur R. Johnson
Bradford
Gov
Mr. Bradford
Grover Cleveland Ladner
Champ Clark League of
Philadelphia
Times
Massachusetts
Florida
Georgia
Senator Dubois
Mr. Johnson
United States
Penna
G. C. Ladner
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson Letter Criticizes Campaign Tactics for Clark
A. R. Johnson writes Gov. Wilson criticizing inward politics and ground floor schemes in support of Speaker Clark. He quotes Grover Cleveland Ladner and doubts the tone of his letter. Utah Democrats elect sixteen delegates to Baltimore who will back Wilson, with eight Utah votes anticipated for him.
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Clark
Verry
Asher R. Johnson
Johnson
Gov
Wison
Bradford
Penn
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Grover Cleveland Ladner
Champ Clark
A. R. Johnson
Utah
W. L. Martineau
Baltimore
Martineau
Wilson
Goat skin commerce and potential meat value in Mexico
The report cites Bureau of Statistics figures showing U S goat skins imported over ten years valued at about 250 million dollars for roughly 500 million goats. It notes Vera Cruz sources indicate meat from goats could rival sheep value and that Nuevo Leon plains and mountain lands support large goat flocks, suggesting meat and hides offer future U S supply potential.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Manufactures
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Nuevo Leon
United State
Mdia
China
Aden
Arabia
Ty Land
British Africa
Brazil
Argentine
Venezuela
France
Russia
Turkey
Asia
Austria-Hungary
Gmany
Italy
Peru
French Africa
Bureau of Mfacturers
Department of Ferce and Labor
Owen recounts early days and tax stance in Muskogee
Senator Robert L. Owen spoke at the Hinton theatre recalling his first night in Muskogee twenty one years ago and his work as Indian agent securing millions for Choctaws, Chickasaws, and Cherokees. He warned that government power rests with machine politicians and urged voters to elect him to fix national tax burdens and local needs.
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Muskogee
Robert L. Owen
Owen
Hinton
Oklahoma
Goddard
United States
Senate
Sitllatery
Washington
Potential Goat Meat Boom From Imported Skins Markets
The article analyzes large goat skin imports and rising goat meat sales in U S cities. It notes 50 million goat skins imported annually, with Britain and China the top suppliers, and cites a Mexican goat farming example showing rapid returns from goat stock and meat sales, suggesting a substantial expansion of meat supply and domestic retention of export value.
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United States Treasury
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