Oklahoma Map and Boomers Claim Territory in Indian Lands
Special correspondence explains Oklahoma’s central Indian territory location, size, and historic tribal titles. It covers the Five Civilized Tribes, cessions in 1866, later relocations, and the Springer bill aiming to organize Oklahoma proper and adjacent lands as U S territory. It notes opposition from the Cherokee Outlet holders and other tribal advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Grant
Cheyenses
Arapahoes
Osages
Kansas
Nez Perces
Friends of the Indians
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Strip
Kansas Boys
Oklahoma
Cherokee Outlet
D. L. Payn
Grant County
Indiana
Washington City
Atlantic and Pacific
Oure Bpun
United States
Fort Worth
Arkansas
Iss
IsXt
Hatch
United States Cavalry
Page
W. L. Couch
New York
Secretary of the Interior
Arkansas City
James R. Hallowell
Cone
Congress
United States Court For the
Judicial District of Arkansas
Cleveand
Five Civilized Tribes
Anecdote of Webster Illustrating His Forensic Genius
A Philadelphia lawyer recounts Daniel Webster delaying a closing until the last day. Webster, told only the case gist, reshaped a two hour briefing into a majestic courtroom address. He mocked a continuance by likening cross-examination time to the universe’s creation, showcasing his renowned transformation of argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
St George Tucker Campbell
Philadelphia
Tucker
Webster
Washington
Race for Dear Life at Frenchman Fork with Indian pursuit
Buffalo Bill recounts a solo scout eighty miles to Frenchman Fork, hiding to observe an Indian village, then racing on a horse named Joe across prairie streets. The pursuit lasts forty miles with Indians close behind but Joe endures. The village vanishes on return and the horse recovers after near death, later ridden for hundreds more miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Frenchman's Fork
Joe
Buffalo Bill
Sherman praises Buffalo Bill show as western settlement rite
Gen Sherman recalls Buffalo Bill at Erastina and Madison Square Garden praising the show as a marvelous display of how the western country has been settled. He describes the scenes of wagon trains, camps, fights with Indians, prairie fires, and a water spring scene where Bill waters his horse. The tribute appears in the New York Tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W T. Sherman
Buffalo Bill
Erastina
Madison Square Garden
Europe
Great Western
North Platte River
New York
Turtle hunter and river snapper tale near Kenton Ky
A Newport correspondent describes Henry, a woodsman, trapping snapping turtles on the Licking River near Bunk Lick Creek. He uses a scoop, traps, and lines to seize the big turtle and a duck-eating snapper, while detailing river life and the feeding frenzy among mallards and turtles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking River
Bunk Lick Creek
Kenton County
French Henry
Henry
Thun
Newport
New York Sun
Real Estate Transfers From Pine Grove and Nearby
A long list of real estate transfers across Pine Grove and adjacent towns includes Morgan Gould and others selling properties to Hopkins, Chandler, Ho Walton, and numerous others. Notable sums range from 100 to 6,370,560 in local currency, with multiple transfers involving banks, guardians, and trustees across Mead, Warren, Pittsfield, and surrounding areas. Significant buyers include Benjamin Nichols, Delia Nelson, and John B Moore, with several properties listed in Sugar Grove, South West, and Kinzua among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Gould
Durin E. Hopkins
Pine Grove
Susan
Chandler Pine Grove
Joan Bilodean
Charles Shaw
Sheffield
Jane E Chapin
Charles Ho Walton
Columbus
EE J 2
Joseph Hain
Deerfield
Erastas Nes
A T Scofield
Waarren
Chautauqua County National Bank
Benjamin Nichols
Corydon
George M Harrison
Delia Nelson
South West
Great National Petroleum Company
John B Moore
Pittsfield
PI Swain
L F Watson
Watson
F BR Miller
F M Wheelock
Sugar Grove
W L Bemus
Matilda G Willson
Eldred
Wilhelmina Seviu
Rose Messner
Warren
Frank E Barlett
O ' Andrews
Pittsbeld
Julia Fogles Ev al
D C Fuller
Kinzua
Fuller
Allert Hartae
Guiseppe Tuccio
Agnes P Lino
EA Weagraff
Jacob C Fuller
Rivsua
W Green
Kingua
E Livermore
G F Mead
Brokenstraw
JF Shoelikept
Martin
Margarette Sullivan
E BD
Tuttle
Martin A Tuttle
Pittsiield
Henry Kepple
Richardton
Pittfield
F W Taylor
Andrew Lawson
Great National Petroleum Co
J A Whitney
Alba M Kent
Homer Rodgers
Pittshead
Homer Rogers
Benjamin Neesmith
ST Alen
Admr
Frank Colson
Mead
Alien
Erick
Erickson
Pitts
Joshua Douglas
Wallace
Patrick Lynch
Bedred
Frederick
Bates by ex ers to Joseph Herron at Spring Creek
Property transfer item noting Bates by ex ers to Joseph Herron and then to J H T Donaldson et al at Spring Creek. Reads as a brief legal notice of a chain of title or conveyance concerning Spring Creek and parties Herron Donaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Joseph Herron
Spring Creek, Suv
J HT Donaldson
Spring Creek
Literary Notes in Harper’s July Magazine
A brief review highlights Harper’s July issue with Abbey’s full page sketches, sixty illustrations, and superior production. Mentions Carl Schraz’s study of Bismarck, Forum discussions, and Belford’s Magazine rising in popularity. Describes Jacob Keller’s tailoring shop and a Front Street insurance anecdote ending with Hue’s cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
Nature
Lave
Ewreiil
Carl Schraz
Germany
Prince Bislmmarck
Bismarck
Europe
Edmunds
Wade Blarmpton
South Carolina
Married Notice From Durgeyville and Scranton Areas
In Durgeyville New York at the residence of Esquire Hubbard May Field versus Andrew Bloss of Shemeid and Lilla M Field of Union. In Scranton Pennsylvania Anna M wife of George W nton and daughter of Joseph E Fay of Farmington aged 2 years 1 months and 1 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Durgeyville
N.Y
Esquire Hubbard
Andrew Bloss
sheMeid
Lilla, M. Field
Union
Scranton
Brokenstrawy
Anna M
George W
Nton
Joseph E. Fay
Farmington
Greenland Undertaker and Embalmer at Warren PA Address
Nelson Greenlend advertised as the Undertaker and Embalmer in Warren Pennsylvania with address 214 Hickory Street. The fragment notes a 30-1 year indicator and an exchange Glock reference, suggesting professional listings or contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Hickory Street
Warren
Nelson Greenlend
Reed Bros
Reverdy B
Richard B. Stewart
Third Street
Reverdy B. Stewart
Davis
A. A. Schermerhorn
Lw. Uibec
Jim Scofield
Hazelline Bulding
Therrty Street
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hstory
Pawn
Kentucky
Low
Walt
Rover Cleveland
KI Clahaene Moe Wmves
Allen C Thurman
Jane Hi
Belford’s
Gelford, Clair & Go
SM Broadway
Jacob Keller
Fluor
Second
Liberty Streets
Keller
Front Street
Geo. Cogswell
Fred P. Huelas
Hue
Pacific Mutual
Mr. Hue
P. Hue
People's
Box Vintua
Kent
W. Freeman
Harvertime
Pal Othee Tiherts
Phcard
Hants
Traas P. Ry
Joseph A. Sholela
Eachange
Sipenston Bridge
Charles A. Peterson, Vittorney
Law and
Nouery Public Ates
Ventry Vlack
Wariner, Pa
Brown, Stone & Rice
Attorneys AT Law
Sevens Street
Kirst National Bank
A. Brown
BROWN
CW. Stone
W.E Rice
Ball & Thompson
Attorneys
Dinsmoor & Cable
Water Street
Scofield Block
Hunter & Son's Dry Goods Plate
Chas. Dinsmoor
Jas
W. &. Trunkey
Scofield
Geo. C. Cornelius
Figg Street
W.Y
Lepore
J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Lepeer
McAlpine
Mor Drug Store
Carves House
J. Danforth
W. Corner Second and
Pstairs
John Sager
Gus Aml
Wise's Clothing Store
Carver House
Enchange
G.H. Leonhart
Proprietoc
Irus Mull
Palace
First Street
W. A. Greaves
Sturdie
Episcopal Church
Smith
First National Bank
Second Street
Bucklen
A. W. Morck
Tarrags Seltzer Apericat
Tarrant & Co
S Y
Drugglats
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