Indian Territory and its vast lands and people in 1902
Vinita July 1902 William Higgins and J. T. announce detailed data on the Indian Territory. It covers the five civilized tribes Cherokee Chickasaw Choctaw Creek Seminole and Quapaw agency lands. It notes land area schedules population and allotment rules with emphasis on banking rail lines and town sites including Muskogee and Spokogee.
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Deaths by Lightning and its Mind Effects
An American Medicine piece reviews lightning risks and the mind impact from storms. It cites Alfred J. Henry of the U S Weather Bureau with 1900 US data: 712 deaths, 219 open air, 158 in houses, 57 under trees, 56 in barns, 873 injuries, many in houses or barns, plus unknown circumstances. It notes urban fallacies about safety and mentions Dr King’s New Life Pills for digestion and related ailments.
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Alfred J. Henry
United States Weather Bureau
United States
Lodges Dissatisfied With Rates Strive For Big Pythian Delegation
Western rail lines fail to meet Knights of Pythias expectations for the San Francisco conclave with a higher $45 rate from Missouri River points and reduced Topeka participation. Modern Woodmen of America in Topeka August 2, with large Shawnee county turnout promised, plus parade and drills at Garfield Park and allied order activities.
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