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…Cemetery Washita Cloud Chief Pleasant View Cemetery Canadian Union City Pleasant View Cemetery Alfalfa Jet Plenty Faith Cemetery Seminole Prague Plunkett Cemetery Sequoyah Webbers Falls Plymouth Cemetery Major Homestead Poage Cemetery Caddo Eakly Poarch Cemetery Beckham Carter East Pocasset Cemetery Grady Pocasset Polk Cemetery McIntosh Stidham Pollan Cemetery Delaware Dodge…
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…Kinta Shady Grove Cemetery Johnston Tishomingo Shady Grove Cemetery Okfuskee Prague NE Shady Grove Cemetery Pittsburg Lake McAlester Shady Grove Cemetery Rogers Chelsea Shakelford Cemetery Cotton Temple NW Shamrock Cemetery Creek Drumright Sharp Cemetery Okmulgee Okmulgee Lake Shawnee Cemetery Rogers White Oak Shay Cemetery Marshall Shay Shelley Cemetery Washita Cloud…
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…had dared to dispute with him for the right of way. Captain Reeves was the first president of the street car company and managed the system for some years after its organization. The street car company of today operates thirty-three miles of track, with lines extending out in ten directions…
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…and blacksmith shops in which employees make necessary repairs. Abolished some useless city offices and combined others. Appointed a purchasing agent who buys all city supplies in open market at lowest cash prices. Built a fine athletic park with concrete grandstand capable of seating 2,000 people. Completed Honor Heights Park…
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…to Texas in 1888 and in 1889, he married Miss Becky Riley, returning to the Territory in 1889. Perry & Becky Jones Perry and Becky settled in Indian Territory in 1889, 25 miles east of Duncan, OK. When the Territory was opened up for settlers in 1907, Perry and Becky…
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“Taxation Without Representation,” Final Abolishment in 1906 For many years prior to the passage of the Curtis Act, each Indian Tribe or Nation had enacted laws levying a tax (commonly called an occupation tax) upon every person not a member of the Tribe (non-citizen) who desired to transact business of…
…prayer are satisfactorily proven by the mass of testimony submitted to the committee. The reasonableness and justness of this appeal, therefore, readily commends its adoption ; and a bill is herewith reported for the appointment of three commissioners, to make an equitable division of the country between them and the…
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…obtained by the investigation. To The Indian Territory By Water Mrs. Sarah Ann Moncrief, an Indian woman, ninety-three years of age, who was born on one of the Eastern reservations and came West with others to the Indian Territory, gives the following account of the trip: “We had heard that…
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…built some of the first brick houses erected in the town, including the old, historic National Hotel which, for many years was headquarters for council members and visitors. Aunt Eliza Alberty, a fine old Cherokee lady, proprietor of this hotel until a few, years ago, could relate many interesting stories…
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