Senate OKs Oklahoma Bill With Cherokee Outlet Provisions
The Oklahoma bill passed by the House extends for three years the Denison and Washuta Valley railroad timeline and grants right of way to two railroads through Indian Territory. It sets seven counties, a three-district judicial system, and declares the Cherokee Outlet public land open to settlement with a preference for bona fide occupants.
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Denison & Washuta Valley Railroad Company
Incline Territory
Indian Territory
Galena, Guehrie & Western Railroad Company
Payson
Illinois
Oklahoma
Peele
Arkansas
Tadina
Cherokee Outlet
Tarsney
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Land Office
No Man's Land
House
Olishonia
Legislative Assembly
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Teiswaubstitute
Senate
Nebraseka
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Norman
Lishonat Er
Tier
Stidwater
Muskogee
Vinoka
Parvell
Suffrage Debate and Reconstruction Then and Now
Fragmented remarks recount a postwar struggle over the Fifteenth Amendment, northern and southern tensions, and the push to protect voting rights for emancipation. Contemporaries debate Andrew Johnson’s role, congressional authority, and the path to universal suffrage amid political volatility.
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Ohio
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Lnon
United States
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Mississippi
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Traffic Rates Debate Arises Across States
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report discussing freight rates and interstate rail charges. Mentions Missouri River routes, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City, and New York. References lawsuits, hearings, and a push for lower charges, with attorneys and officials named in a sprawling coverage.
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Cattle Hard Hit by Severe Cold in Northern Districts
Reports from Pr. McLeoy N W Y describe cattle on ranges suffering from extreme cold and deep snowfall. Calves toward the Troupin hills die rapidly while northern Red Deer River and New Oxley areas report alarming conditions and heavy crusts on two feet of snow. McCalla inquiry opens with witness testimony on naval discipline and personnel.
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Menkiel
Ina Swagileh
Guimsin
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Meraunye
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de Wotvirgeien
Walser
Why Slemcan Claims Victory in Louisiana Voter Debate
The report recounts Mr Slemcan defending his Louisiana vote stance amid allegations of inflexible laws. It notes debate over a proposed law criminalizing certain acts and references reactions by Mr Sherman and others to prior state conduct and republicans.
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Louisane
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Louisiana
Sherman
Demand for State Livestock Statistics Bureaus
Fort Worth Tex March 1 The third day's session of the intersciancesi hemen convention opened with President Stoddard chairing A telegram from Mayor Fulton Galveston extended hospitality A committee favored establishing bureaus to record live stock supply and demand to aid national policy The convention urged Congress to provide funds for improving livestock handling under the agriculture department A proposal to relocate the fever line was discussed and adopted An excursion of 500 visited the union stock yards Proceedings noted efforts to curb market manipulation and call for stronger inspection and laws to protect livestock industry
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Prohibition Meeting Burdened by Town Controversy and Court News
Citizens pack the Gleht post office meeting as the Prohibition committee hears a petition to suspend liquor case routines from the late grand jury. The district court adjacent murder trials linger, while local business concerns and migration debates echo through Medic ine Lodge and surrounding counties.
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