Dawes Commission Calls Federal Takeover of Five Tribes
Nov 29 report says conditions in Indian Territory worsen. Four fifths of about 200 000 population lack citizenship yet drive prosperity and development. Commission cites corrupt tribal governments and urges immediate political intervention to replace them with federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
asmixoToy
Secretary of the Interior
Dawes Commission
Commission
Ie Gallere
Sovernmenty Itarrituey
Ashame
Indian Territory
South and Pensions Speech by Tilman in Georgia Exposition
Senator Tillman and Governor Evans spoke at the Alianza Exposition in Georgia, sparring on pensions and national policy. Tillman argued the South pays far more in pensions than it receives in return and warned against northern domination, while noting the South’s desire to wield power without sparking a new rebellion.
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Tilman
Aliantes
Ariasta
South Carolina
Furty
Branc
Evats
Tillman
Riorers
France
Grover
Himself
Evans
United States
Pacific Bonded Roads Debts and Through Line Plan
Secretary Hoke Smith discusses the Pacific bond aided roads in a report to the president. He proposes collecting government debts and creating a Missouri to Pacific through line with government guaranteed bonds. The plan cites earnings, subsidies, and third mortgage guarantees to attract capital and liquidate the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretary Smith
WasuyeTon
Hoke Smith
Missouri
Pacific
Union Pacific
Congress
Prayers for Ingersoll Aim at His Conversion
Cleveland efforts by Christian Endeavor unions and Epworth League urged 3,000 members to pray en masse for Colonel Robert Ingersoll, the known agnostic, at noon yesterday. Private prayers were requested, with public supplications at a Salvation Army mass meeting and Olivet Congregational Church led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ciurverasp
Ohio
Robert
Ingersoll
Christian Endeavor Unions of
Epworth League
Colonel Ingersoll
Salvation Army
Olivet Congregational Church
Cornell and Pennsylvania poised for interuniversity debate
In Timaca Nov 29 Cornell has suggested Pennsylvania as the debate subject for the interuniversity event to be held in Ithaca next February. The motion advocates federal taxation to establish and maintain a National university at Washington. Pennsylvania may choose its side after the suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Fennsylvania
Timaca
Pennsylvania
Interuniversity
Ithaca
Washington
Poonsylvyania
Red Cross urged to aid Turkish relief as destitution rises
November dispatches report urgent calls for Red Cross action in Turkey after a cable from Constantinople via Phlopolis described extreme need. Destitution estimated at four hundred thousand, with ordinary relief channels closed. Additional local items note a fatal farm accident near Lincoln, a husband stabbing, jail break in Columbus, a Bland lecture flop, a fourth degree manslaughter conviction in St. Joseph, and a Kansas City woman who burned herself to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Turkey
Boston
Judson Smith
D. D
Foreign Department
American Board of Missions
Constantinople
Phlopolis
Secretary Hoke Smith Seeks Indian Reform and Arid Land Plans
Secretary Hoke Smith presents an annual Interior Department report urging major reforms. He proposes three commissioners for Indian affairs with cross party civilian and military appointees, extended classified service, and citizenship tied to allotments with reduced paternal oversight. He backs Dawes commission ideas, territorial government for five tribes, and U.S. court jurisdiction over tribal land disputes. He links arid land disposal to forest preservation and questions Carey bill viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuroctos
Hoke Smith
Interior Department
Department
Indian Service
Indian Affairs
Inian Affairs
United States
Dawes
Dawes Commission
Five Civilized Tribes
Harper's Bazar in its twenty ninth year year of 1890s fashion weekly
Harper's Bazar enters its 29th year in 1590 as a dual fashion journal and weekly reading. It showcases Paris Berlin New York styles with pattern sheets for gowns and menswear. Includes Our Paris Letter, fiction by Mary E Wilkins and Mrs Gerald, reports on labor capital relations, and reader correspondence. Harpers weekly magazines advertise subscriptions with mail orders and free postage to North America.
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Harper's Bazar
BAZAR
Saxpoz
Bavog
Crarcis
Sugrave
Paris
Berlin
New York
Karnaruve
Dr Foret
Mrs. Gerald
Manta Louise Poot
England
Mary E. Wilkins
Jerome
Ben
Harper & Brothers
Bom
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Kansas Avenue
Government of Territory
the South and Pensions
Pacific Bonded Roads
Paole Arm
Wooster
Myrtle Bloor
Fraie Wrecker
Lixcony
Nel
George Washington Davis
Perryman
Bawana
Doug
L. (. Perryman
Cresk Nation
Okmulges
Ot Pena
Sobtter
Ware
New Yorr
Thomas Jorden
Beauregard
Cuba
Spain
Philadelphia
Prayers For
A National University
Lixscous
Neb
Ahl Nichols
Lincoln
Wanrrensburg
Bnd Dixie
Columbus
Kay
Net
Bavaxyan
Hiand
Bland
St. Josefn, Mo
Samuel H. Neal
Public Schools of
San Antonio
James W. Taylor
Kansas City
S. B. Stith
Garfield Avenue
West Sth
Hoke
Mr. Smith
Land Office
Air
Cmcasa
Duryea
Macey Machine
Melton
Kansas Ave
Harper’s Bazar
Harper's Periodicals
Harper’s Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harpers Round
Canada
Mexico
Harper & Brothers P.O
Guatemala
Sax Praxctaco
Everett
Panama
WESTERN Foundry # Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Elsawhare
R. L. Cofran, Rror
Topeka
Kansas
DE Moss
L. M. Penwell
ODD Fellows Building
Quincy Street
Morrison
DE Moss & Penwell
Quincy
Keeley Institute
Portsmouth
Aunding
Kas
Aber
Portland Street Railway
Traubie
Port Lang
United States Circuit Court
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Portland Consolidated Streets Railway
Pearlees Steam Laundry
W. Sta
Alaske
Suatrix
GE Schoobart
Alsaka Mining Record
Juneau
Yukon
Swimhart Saga
Prerlear Steam Laundry
W. Eighth
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