Cherokee Strip Sale Impasse Clarified by Cherokee Answer
The Cherokee Nation rejects rushing a sale of land west of the Arkansas River arguing the council must meet in November and that a treaty change would be required before cession. The commission replies it offered 12 per acre for rights west of the river and notes authority and title questions in dispute.
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I.T
Commission
Mayes
Wilson
Fairchild
Chickasaw
Chin Mayes
National Council
United States
Outlet
Innis
New Perves
Missouris
Elanorous Boumars
Man du Mage
Cherokee Outlet
Arkansas River
Arkassus River
United State
Cerstion
Norta
Perces
Jared Etteet Beyind
Castan
Creek Nation Protest Over Creek Lands Purchase Contract
Ex Governor Pleasant Porter of the Creek nation files a protest with the Department of Justice against proceedings in the Samuel Crawford purchase matter. He accuses Creek delegates and their attorneys of arranging a 10 percent compensation and argues the Creek nation, a self governing entity, bears responsibility for actions taken and rejects outside United States interference. He notesBills in Congress aimed to settle large Creek lands ceded in 1856 and cites past payments of 25950 as a precedent. The protest requests careful review to avoid harming any party.
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WastiseTox
Pleasant Porter
Department of Justice
Samuel J. Crawford
Kansas
United States
Oklahoma
Porter
Interior Department
Congress
Encampment expected 40 000 veterans at Miwarkee Wis
Reports from encampment headquarters estimate 40 000 genuine veterans will attend with about seven outsiders per veteran, suggesting crowds up to 200 000. Sessions begin August 26 at Turner Hall and Plankinton House, with a parade on August 27 led by the commander in chief.
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Miwarkee
Wis
Warner
Turner Hall
National Council of Administration
Srill
Plankinton House
EANBAS AT THE CAPITAL Important Land Decisions-Pensioners
Washington August 1 Assistant Secretary Chandler issues rulings on land cases in Kansas and Oklahoma. Bundy town site contests in Fremont and Oberlin district are dismissed for noncompliance. Williamson and Allison dispute assumed validity of a Ruthstead entry. Smith and Misneas proceed with show-cause orders. Postmasters named in Kansas. Pensions granted to listed individuals. France statue wreath ceremony and caterpillar crop threat updates.
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Washington
Chandler
Hiram Bundy
Fremont
Oberlin
Kan
Bundy
General Office
Secretary of the Interior
Groom
Abe
State of
Kansas
United States
St Topeka
Amistant
Convtmeraer
General Land Office
James Williamson
Ewimna
Allison
Willamson
Ruthestead
Kirwin
Rus
Williamson
James Po Pomeroy
Willison
Fostmasters
C. B. Woodarv
Alta Vesta
KM. Dunkin Iexory
Randall Renominated In Third Commissioner District Convention
The Third district Republican convention met at Opera Hall with Thomas H. Randall renominated on the first ballot for the office of commissioner. The meeting honored past ties and pledged support for the nominees, as Reno City and nearby towns urged recognition in the territory. The next district convention location was set for Wichita.
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Thomas H. Randall
Cheney
Cresey
Ken
Opera Hall
BH. Downing
S St. Johns
Doflemyer
West Park Township
Jul Mhoai
MgCormick
Gresley
Salitsas
FM. Dofftemyer
Thomas Hi. Handall
Greely
Marble
Randall
Merten
Thomax HL
Oltyfonr
John le Kanal
Thomas Ho Kandell
Toud
Alia Tor Randall
Caele Tor
J. J
Seoure
Thomas H. Handall
W. Steenrodt
Tuert
Wichita
Ada
Canadian Valley Towns Grow Amid Rivalries and Hopes
A vivid sketch of Reno City and Kenn City amid rapid growth in the Canadian Valley after Frisco travel. The piece notes ambitious settlers, rival town dynamics, and shifting loyalties as residents envision a thriving future and compete for dominance near Hack Island and other nearby sites.
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Frisco
Heno City
Arapahoe
Mtowe
Grand Alt Mer
Threpistes
Hack Island
Mosk
Sheifiel Petnt
Tiem
Codree
Jinn Liteon
Soemeriy
Howe
Setimiet
Wietite Ajax
Wigan
Eptuanen
Hella
Desiere
A Home & Co
Eam Tory
Farmeriz & Deater
Marshall & Mow
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New York
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Ivitete Seervtase Halford
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Joseph Mowers
Cornelius Comautugs
William K. Gould
David M. Choate
Neilson W. MacIntire
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France
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Fontaine & Co
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