Red Man Goes To Law in New Indian Lands Case
A new era in Indian affairs opens as the Poncas, Iroquois, Cherokees and Sioux seek restitution in United States courts for lands taken during removal. The piece traces Standing Bear and Fort Stanwix era actions, then outlines potential suits against Nebraska, South Dakota and New York, with large monetary stakes and shifting legal fronts.
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Indiana
United States
Congress
United States Court of China
Miny
Nebraska
Indian Territory
Standing Gear
Tudian Department
Tudian
Eran
Standing Bear
Ja Son
Marc
Omaha Indian Reservation
Labena Corpia
Dundy
Tadlan Igh
Uibbles
Susette la Flesche
Senate
Elte
Oklahoma Poncas
South Dakota
Benjeamin Marrison
Netraka
Black Hilla
Euhey
Black Hills
Home Stake
William Johnsen
Mohawk Valley
North America
England
Johnson
George Washington
Henjamin Franklin
New York
William Johnson
Great Britain
Fort Stamwix
Rome
Sir Wiliam Yohnson
William
Oneida
Daries
Clinton
Philadelphia
Washington
Sir William Johnson
Fort Stanwix
Iroquoia Confederacy
Tennessee
Chattanooga
North Caroline
North Carolina
State of
Moccasin Bend
Andrew Jackson
Peaches and Wanderlust In Early 20s Niagara Romance
Salule Pennington nicknamed Peaches leaves Detroit for Buffalo after a wartime Capitol crash move. She flirts with a New Yorker, resists tacky advances, then falls for him as he reforms. After days of roaming, she vows to marry and explains her reluctance to Birmingham relatives.
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Salue Waincott
Washington
Capitol
Veteran’s Bureau
Salule
Detroit
Buffalo
Astern
New York
Peaches
Mammoth
Broadway
New Yorker
Niagara
Birmingham
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertised by Mr Perry
A New York City man Mr John A Perry credits Carter's Little Liver Pills with stopping his bad breath and sour stomach. He endorses the remedy as helpful for constipation headaches and indigestion and says it has no bad after effects. Sold by all drug stores.
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Carter
John A. Perry
New York City
Adam First Reasoned Acknowledgment Reasoned By Father
The passage questions why Adam was created first suggesting a father wanted him to have a chance to speak. The dialogue implies a reasoning tied to parental instruction and the order of creation as a setup for acknowledgment or speech.
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Fred
Dad
Adam
London
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