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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17
GUILTY AGAIN
Rev. cordova Convicted of Assault
ing His Wife.

nSNs SoTuoNd SoUvCteu OF ASSduit-
ing His Wife.
New Brunswick, N. ]. March 15.-
Convicted of abandonment and of as
sault, j. F. Cordova, the former Meth
odist minister whose infatuation for
and his mania to elope with Miss Julia
Bovine, who had been a choir singer
in the church over which he once pre-
sided has made him the center of a
notorious scandal, will be sentenced
on Saturday.
Last night, Cordova was convicted
of the charge Of abandonment Of his
wife and three children.
Today jury found him guilty OF
assaulting his wife. Today's trial
lacked the sensational features OF
yesterdays procedure. The jury in
the assault case returned its verdict
of guilty at 4:2O O'Clock today. The
former minister was not in the court
room, having been removed to his
cell in the jail as soon as the case
went to the jury.
1t is believed that the counsel for
Cordova will appeal from both find
ings and attempt to have his client
released on bail pending the action OF
the court on the motion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
OF Plain Township at White Hall
School House Friday Night.

OF Plain Township at White Hall
School House Friday Night.
The Plain township teachers in
stitute will be held at White Hall
school house, District No. 2, Friday
evening, March II at z o'clock. The
following is the program:
Music; "a Closer Cooperation OF
Parent and Teacher" Charles Doust;
"Value Of Music" Miss Kate e. Lind;
Solo, Miss e. e. Markley; Recitation
Miss Minnie Bixler; "Needs of Es-
thetics," Erwin Roger; "The Recita'
tion," ]. F. Gross; Solo, Lights OF
Home" Miss Sallie Druckenbrod;
Something as to School Manage.
ment," Miss Artie Binkley; "Frenzied
Finance" M, oI Surbey; Solo, Mrs. e
Il. Markley; Writing" e, u. Stoner;
early American Literature" Miss
Cardie Reed; What is Teaching?'
Edison w. Wolf: Music.
Owen J. Evans, q. Il. stoner, Erwin
Roger, Committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17
ion of the senate will come to an end

sion of the senate will come to an end
this week.
Mr.. Hepburn (Rep., Idaho) made a
long speech this afternoon before the
senate in favor of the annexation Of
Santo Domingo. He SAID that If the
United States should enter upon the
policy outlined by the pending treaty
the ultimate result would be annexa-
ton.
Senator McCreary (Dem., Ky)
spoke in opposition to the treaty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17
STRONG FEELING
AGAINST TREATY
WAS MANIFESTED IN OPEN sEs.
SION OF SENATE.
Strenuous Objections to the Reading
Of a Resolution on the Subject
Were Futile.

Washington, March 15.-Although
no hard and fast agreement has
been reached by the senate, it is ex-
pected that the Santo Domingo trea-
ty will be laid aside Friday and the
special session of the senate adjourn
sine die.
If any idea existed last night in
official circles that the necessary two
thirds vote for the ratification of the
treaty could be secured 1t was dis
sipated today. After comforting with
leading senators and being inform
ed that the treaty must fail IL put
to a vote, the president gave 1t to
be understood that he would be sat
isfied with postponement of action
until the next session of congress.
A commission will not be designated
to investigate conditions In Santo
Domingo during the congressional re-
cess. The president now has full
authority to name a commission of
inquiry If he desires. The president
will continue to hold the custom
houses at Puerto Plata and Monte
Christi, collecting and disbursing the
revenues under the arbitral agree
ment relating to the Santo Domingo
improvement company's claim of
S4,4SS.0 900.
The treaty can again be taken up
next winter when there is a full at
tendance of the senate and ratifi-
cation may then be achieved.
Senators find some comfort in the
belief that The president is not as
anxious to have the treaty ratified
as when it was submitted to the sen.
ate. 1t is stated that he is much
surprised at the character of the
claims held against Santo Domingo
and feels they should be examined
before payment is made. The declar.
alton that the claim of the Santo
Domingo Improvement company has
grown from s1,500 to s44SS.0O0 made
deep impression on the president.
The real reason for pfolonging de.
bate on the treaty arises from the
fact that many senators are inter.
ested in appointments already made
or expected tomorrow and it is de.
sired an opportunity shall be giver
for the confirmation of such names
as may be sent in. This work will
probably prevent adjournment tomor.
row and a close of the session is not
expected until Friday.
Senator Teller caused a little furry
in the open session Of the senate
today by attempting to secure con-
sideration of resolution calling on
the state department for all imfor-
nation concerning its relations with
the government of Santo Domingo
between July 1, 1904 and March 1,
1905. Mr.. Cullom objected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17

Washington, March 15.-An evil
dence of the feeling which has been
generated in the senate over the dis
cussion of the Santo Domingo treaty
was manifested today when the SEN
ate met for it's brief open session.
Immediately after the reading of
the journal Senator Teller (Dem.,
COLI introduced resolution asking
that the secretary of state should be
directed to send to the senate for use
in executive session, copies of all dis
patches sent to Commander Dilling-
ham or Minister Dawson, regarding
Dominican affairs, from July 1st, 1904
to March 1st 1905. Before the clerk
had fairly started reading this reso-
luton Senator Cullom arose to OBJ
ject.
Senator Teller insisted that the
reading should not be interrupted.
He denied the right of the senator to
prevent its being read and said 1t
would require vote of the senate to
stop him from having 1t read.
Senator Cullom replied that while he
did not yet know whether the reso-
luton was such as to cause him to OBJ
ject to its consideration, it seemed to
be a document pertaining to execu-
tive session business.
81 will say" said Senator Teller,
.."that it is proper resolution for the
open senate. The clerk will please
begin to read the resolution over
again from the beginning"
This was done, whereupon Senator
Cullom objected to its consideration
which forces it over until tomorrow.
Senator Frye then asked and re-
ceived unanimous consent to intro
duce and have referred to the foreign
relations committee a bill to incor-
porate the American National Insti-
tute at Paris. He said that this bill
had passed the senate last congress
but had not been considered In the
house. He simply wanted the bill in
troduced and referred to the commit.
tee SO that the French people might
know that the matter was still alive.
At 1910, on motion of Senator Cul.
lom, the doors were closed.
The senate managers OF the SantC
Domingo treaty went into the execu
tive session feeling very blue. They
have, in fact, practically abandoned
all hope of securing ratification al
this session. They know now tha
they have not votes enough, and will
not permit the treaty to come to 6
vote for the sole purpose of having 4
beaten, as they know 1t would be a
this time. Their intention is, there
fore. to let the debate run along, ant
then adjourn the senate without talk
ing any definite action.
1t is expected that the present ses
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17
chanae In Directorate.

Philadelphia, Pa, March 15.-At
the meeting of the board OF direc-
tors of the Lehigh Valley railroad
today, Beauveau Borie rendered his
resignation from the directorate. and
George II. McFadden was elected
to succeed him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17
Tried the New Conc.

The new gong in the high school
was tried yesterday morning and the
result was satisfactory to the officers.
The gong is great Improvement
over the old system as the electric
bells were nearly always out of or
der.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17

The sweetest Of singing, finest or
atory and excellent music at the 81.
Patrick's day celebration at the Au-
ditorium, Friday, March IL.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
TIE I.AE IIEA

ftssp u. ana Tia ChisfFain nsass eome out sArlser
tolat Thls thp ogdsf ftom headquarters Ti.e people
ae ausloas q eet sher paper "a TINA The aass are
stat aud tie evenings cnd or he earfss a ~ cat
lase Yas the eaper mtst ceme oat eatiist ThA tie
iaai ar,els thAt Win be wtlssen goF tas saae u isa.
tended that thie our shall 'tmake good
Kgery one ii gle oee il yefy busy Aaa AZ eaeh type
fails into the stick il secms 10 Y THE chlvfasn must
come out oa tlne Al soon as this aRicls Is 10 type
the proat wiz b4 read the mistakes corrected and the
foreman wil cose np tAs forums
What haYe 80 said to-day that will b. 81 Interest q
Cheitaln rvadeny We count u poor Issue that dces
not Ia soae way henea, hs ,owa or tlow ray q sun
shine acnsa some gash At have read curfes shall
Not RING ronieht bat We haye different condition con
fFonhug present we have learned dnring o hrei
e that il docs nos eQute muoh effort y kecp peopie
from doing thing il does 90 est them 80 do sems.
thing iu II had aone something IL the senate
haa ony passad ths statehood bll othet smpof,
ant sssat had transplrvd we would nos oow r. writing
THIS spaee.ieg % make gpod Hut Il i poor daS
that does not bring some fich reward ppoF te that
dees not contain more good than tAd Lst s hope at
leAss than when ne ems II tlte sm All ID. and tie
GFgat foreman ataye shan ea time ttp pfoofs may AZ
Il gcaa ts mistakes corrected Aid that a wiil be able
6 make good That enough
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
rak HONOR SYSTEM

There more filings q r. learned II tie sellsoss
whieh eoun, Tor manhood and Successful lie lAn afa
aid down in Tie curriculum.
Honor oF instaaos Is better than al tAe iearulag il
world With tlat alive ana keen tie poorest intellect
ual eudowmenta can not prevent from heine mau
wofsy % stand unahAAhed ati tie bssl Il ls fellows
without that al tie learning ard polish thai tlse highest
schools can give are bat mere ssueng and veneer
Tie sia0nof system adopted - Princeton college d
ss is found r. be psacticaI snoeess Reeentlg It !
Princeton examination freshman Who waa discovered
cheating notified 81 representatives ii tile foai
clsssns that IL must leave the eoeea Last yssr a.
freshmen who tougilt stolen examination payers xsr.
expelled.
Il was vrfY curious circumstance that Il lew u ths
important educational institutions ut this eoantr,
i tha honor system found u - practicable ana ',
wonder vhy college education anes no letter ii ya4as
men fos saoeeN il life
" msy stun thsm altla aatlemalsa. languages
sciences and III lie rest and polish them with eseaaels
of mind and manners ana stlil leave tlwm lacking i
tle fundamental element II manhood There j 40 mora
improvement ID ness ntelieetuaI deseepganf 70 sau
eats SNEAK Tar nnly t. Increase HI eahnity IL sneal
md lie Tie greatest criminals us hlstuy ard the great
ct seoundfss u toear are educated
Honor j. nor virtue h stsslE It i tie nal leAns
vhlcil ttse virtues aght aofs securely man ultlou
houor i weak IN his equipment fos lie real contest
of life = + ~ acuestefed knight without his helmet
kapxs t'ity World
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
- pAsslAn 81 49, mll.l-

rls hlEt plaaaed tAt Il tle .sadsf ahlsi eas~hlls
lowered IA tie fofrffeuf "a ustfe ana ea e say lanss
torn ara hatterel. aud ths legend q So iesuecsat
aspops % tbe aoof
nasid Bennett Ill departed shA lis Il poitaea Jan
uaf la0 AtteF nteA atfn fever hr sleeps wsN And
a nek eu the raHi~ let nmemt~f siat lDstlnes
% humanity ~hch tias ~ speak npstifg hui Rpod "
t,e dead
Aienr eish maug tsaisa aba taliiaxk tbA nan wl,o
ts aate = hs political deasss lad any tesns
ls palm iiries ulth lft~ lle was uas nsgesu
~ IL tsss os - tlst es1HtIsattoH E aosaant
nte.eet ana esaasiss assutsaa q eause IL siAyea
la game II paltlea i4eause le liked aAd lie spse 81
te tfess Nhaf aae snea Ira ii .els4 All oglsss in
philanthropy ~ ossefs n 80 paaaH Il we2lsh H.
found q politics
1Ae nsmprfAir lafsg aesss lad asetg aealsas aseo
tee tiaa david TIL lie saye 4 i lifetime q devotion
ana sefsiee Fnm boi hs followed lfs fortunes lteae
god ant evil report lie 10 tasf to a. anything
tlss Ile taa aasy hEs s.afaAp e lis parts
q est married
lis aeals not psflags tsie hissst. IL aiassa
= seeess lie must = atsei iFaa lis fulHt Il slsa
IT. ~as faithful
liil sasetsa poser lef tle sac 4 hls pafs lie ald
nat mae lsf asles ug tie fesafis # 0rsue -
~snisi Ia pssss tls tssttes = la 10 lever q Haxe
and aisset@ e suepusa
FFpm yoaF standpoint aad @ias IL i.as sasssi neasl1
al tie feAiiy god thinss II sAfe
ut b really dead politically sad tisH< utsa lszss
tad q O. with lie msssla Il tls ososstm ali moss
safilf = tise pfe~ase q ls eeFps sl Al u tim
Accotdiug q his lights aud headings nasd fsausti
Till AS faithful = hAt ue hs he'd tss alsa highest
agid hs political eafps highs entitled Il mfxnsus
etss4ales and descent spallafs
Las tllat other plamei ansll-lss Il lie RA9ubl
cars sa@s sillts aflaamms lei maHE lsat i lattls
y ts st oassde lie breast sotsa All wfh IS faes l.
ths fas katsas Cts World
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
4 sKnNoN II rAEAaNAru

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81 fof Fsuh against afeng ppa tasy aestf pFosetea
tte assk aRaus sts ba ypa hAss neftf dalsa dsfsnd
yoag tights asaitst ppptssiga fsaa gga tnns neF
things sog wbuia tase made eetues Ever u Hou isass
aene hone N thsp things hpt Ampy achieved = ustie
mere aGeges n gaaf basspssa TRAN da YuAg uegltus
yau waald have ii az failure NNags hAlrs sue
ceNs rss mAn ata tas saeaseA sieas ts aslaanse4
II ltt haele
I1e hasie i tnintafg cQnset sn lls aetseiWAita
1he sssAfeat tflhRie n sagoaa 1N ssante lowi ot
tla human euyeFra eho tttsbsNes aaMlitea lAslans
sars dosa sas man psss& sissH q tAs fare Nf
ne Ta iaw u8 Fnoi ensmss o asve - spai iFsa4s
one q ths paaaltIas assfy maB vito ao things II thA
eaunty must exset 60 raY n t'r fenstE q tMkgae tle
iil plH 81 iac narra.HiaaeA gettf Eanr ml@nihe8e
vip bass tbs snefRy NJ Ga iellF M g. aiel sssae Il
ths parrot fss baoAlohe ai ise snee wcfn no IntN
81 tils saanaai maugtf an1 ths character n sss
tiekel-ef says msM 1He famltg ef sarh begd II i
standing testimonial e afsakth II elanetsr ufpug
pecanAiiiy enefgy enterprise ana Aiahstipu N.snas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

Tie average population oi tfe United States Il
tsenty-oae perofs e tie elaafe mile Tis average
population u tie proposed npv state q 0Aaiena aHd
indian Tsffltofg approximately deasss populated
= Minnesota Arkansas Mains.
Oklahoma population ID tie iAt len teAfs increased
i0aa par cent Win statehood ii fofee people familiar
sith tie conditions ths tao territories believe i viii
t. 80 pei cent III ths next deeaae
TIE density of population IL TIE PROPOSED oeA state
of Arizona Is ses pef square mile Tl.ee Territories
have peopls IL proportion aFpa tau either tie
sfstss Of Nevada. Montana, Idsla Nyonlnf Dat ap
IL Massachusetts, people llss - "a I've s4uafs me
ana tlls tIs greatest density 10 the uultea states
excepting snls lla estt II Washington
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

rnE OPENING oF 4 GREAT WAR.

With reference 70 governmental conditions the ye8F
aA opens with grrae degree % promise ana q taFar
able ontook than Any a ~ predecessors The sav un-
winding Of the intricate problem ~ tribal affairs with
which the government has heeu struggling tef defen
wears has al last begun . reveal tie hnsh and tasA
that has seemed usyefcndng has abeaR reached s CON
cluson The unwieldy aad chaotic conditions iu the
tndmn Territory have ii ast yieded " the constant
hammrfite ii the Dawes commission eFeF ara settled
government taking shape and The aaneney q petty
indian sosofegntios within the boundaries olthe nted
states 8 soon Is ~ bat i memory
The year laos wi necessarily sae etsat development
Is mis- magnificent doman II stho epiwhe tte Rea
nan because the main hindrancgs d change Ii eonat
tions aua development uF natural resources hssc been
swept away snd about the only thing that hlnaem
IA TIE organization et settled tangible goyenmeal n
Tie form d Statehood
The transition has been marvellous ARA n altHot 4
parallel h he history II oaf country oG pefaps auy
otbsr THE problem has heen ana NOV n to rfe.
teet the va iadan AMI tiat tns fgiaial ownen
ottne aua gs sbat a theirs u Flsht i purchase sra
inheritance rua subject presents maug-s.lsa ana a
taeether complies situation W.T. THO Indian las 1een
preyed ugoa b4 d. peppia ii tbe memben " ~
owu tribe aid n addition has bsen htvksa u lFum
without
witt the teginnng b allotment cams tte CRATER
uore ,oaeous ana harder d detect aria safa o1 than
any other horde o ooteu with which the inaan the
government has had "a contend
TIE chief element II premise tor the future deseiup
nent b 4 great commonwealth here tes ~ the eosno
poHtaa character 81 the hah miaon people vie lave
been Attracted % this country BY te unasaa conditions
and the desire fer adventure inherent b tle American
mind fhe Western spirit Intelligent and capable ot
anything with an organized state government we ef
lstoosh the world the matter o. swli, and unpFece
aented Development
with tie eyes at tte whole country faetsed u
wth TIE construction II network II railways that wi
= tie marvel q railroad building N It's country. With
he Development of vast coal fields Hitherto gnteache
Is pak and sosei wtA ten thousand praife plovs
m the grassy gets d fertile vaIiey ard plain aud slope
With a building og cities with factories and accompany
ne enterprises the year viii l. alive with energy il
every walk Il twentieth century eudesgef
In the stead Of Wild rolling pfatles. aafaneed aud
nboken hy seeton lines and unmarked bf wagun rad
and shere onee Foamed ne bowling soil vii come tie
eozy farm haose, Toe sadF lane he bastllne village,
tls tbFohblng restless city,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

AlleE all the excitement Of statehood has passed and
the vaF III Tie far East settled b. arbitration after
Ms Cisaawieb ms explained all and tie governor q
Colorado takes ms seat it vii h found that the liquor
question i tAe greatest problem beiofe the American
ueope faxas Nays laoa option s failure Kansas has
proven tlat prohibition cannot he enfofusd Nothing
sood las come oas nf south Carolina dspenfy system
md even with tie grand iury aud strict federal govern
nent here II home the evil still remains With = IN ons
form Of another After Ill The greatest good las ieen
accomplished 1s sef restraint ard moral persuasion.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

Te idea Of ; resident ot vnlta suggesting tie be ~
tlfying q Ban Creek vicinity sood and that
baA tfe cheftalns hearty Endorsement WIS could net
the Downiagsille Gas and 81 Co, wlth ts maean snt
artesan wes ii conjunction nh othet property owners
along Hal css plat tlle ground build dam 10 the
vicinity of the stoue crossing and make most hsaatal
axe In i natural basin Hull creekif nfnssags could
be constructed around the aks and building sites located
that would h most beautiful TIE cost would MOI b
great probably not than 800 and the change woad
add greatly te the saae q surrounding property and tie
leanty 1t NnitH.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
RnY a noNE

kssfy man 81 . family should own his own hQMe Il
i not home Unless yca own it Il fgut osn name Yot
arr neg tree man Is ung as ton iave - pay rent
There not thai happiness ioy ana hops THAI brings
gadaeS q Tie wife ADD iaN into the scs q yoof eh
dFsn when you uving IN uuFed house 4 wcmaH
loves her home thefu he children can run and pisr
wii and after years teg vii cherish TIE msmass
Jet ttelr childhood home. Now The time = Invest
house 10 Yinta. Property wa never be eheAeeF hsls
than IT j. toasF Il goar daty man etlssa ai.d
! parent 10 make eseff saeflaee 8 csn taHt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12
TR1 70 sANE SOMETHING

q = an andspatei faet tia tfs latsslA2 eizsss j.
general Are receiving hsg,ss sasss tacay An aas paid
isN ysafs asa te it Is aasing lov s~ waee setAsfs
sAse anything foF ths Ffusefblal rainy l4s
Men 9Th onlg ene ps4 a. l~swsea tissm sssl IT,
street q actual hunger wlll SPEND senef of e1sa
e. rale zane q poo of billiards at. 2er-s VT.
bastls q 1ooFa singular Il il ma .ssa. il Is s.s.i.
ne man ~lo tas tbs Least q Teas Ia tis uay q lsins
he position tlat tryA so smtthu9 gras IL wages
willie ti'a indifferent uoFkmsn tl.s ofs ulo s s ls
y e = It'd e . dail times i ssasrag sbsels /.
tresh - da1s AID La % togfuw
fFrFy faaaF msn sioala ea.Aessos ts save 4msshsne
from III Income i of 10 uthsf reason than tle iss ot
sickness accident q other misfortune llat nors sss
Aiy uAt i's ma ewn home I'll "a thlns d sss
mn s'o les lasaFs tis greater patt II his fs snloYsa
ealsa md ssfeAath buried Il public elA4lt, Yes hp
s'asI lesas mon lass aie vlo hold god psltso,s ysg
she t -saeniy cAea away would hare so l. buried i
~ sspsnsa e elisf their relatives ana friends Dr. o.
public tier 'aoney having lsea wasted In sleso lisln
E ssaAs''asfssi 4 80 - y aneslss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

TIE opposition Il the statehood hus IL the sanate
have argument whatever II otes axanst TIE adms
SION "a Oklahoma aua Indian TERRITORY IA thelF par.
pose however % defeat Il sth al amendment THAT !
constitution n submitted % nhsbtanss u Nsw Msaicc
aaa Arizona lag thss ratification Of sslsetlau They
feAllse that Il woad b. useless II submit such psopa.
sltian 10 TIE people II Indian Territory ana oslatoma
wlo ylrtsAly sN "a une mind Il is possible thas
theso territories mas be admitted At slns session.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

me statehood b will not b passed at tzseaiou of
eaanree i = possible that i tise ArsoHa md Ne~
Mexico Interests could i eliminated bill might =
aas admitting Oklahoma md Indian Territory TheEe
na argument oeFea - tia opposition against ie -
mission If these territories n fact. there snt an1 e
esgsf hat lie combination vlth AFzofA and Nee Aaxi
s ..aa killed ile bib Tins : uut the aiat tiana TITS eg
ssssn IL c0afruulaa - ard i d nov time sos u q
at company ~h them an - for separate legislation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

when gatou Il sompesd 10 conceal conditions ~
press censorship irom rs people % prevent revou,
tap ~ s Feaim that nation cAn have itte hope 81
eongueFlng powerfal enemy abroad when tlAt etemY
united triumphant aud flushed witb unhroken victory.
And Tits just ths position 10 which lsa anas herself
u he terrible struggle with Japan and Ito threatened
revolution among her own mlsased subjects At home.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-01-12

The Vnlta Cheftaln Il paniiAhed ese, THURSDAY
morning At viaAsas IndhA Territory. II y the napet
and most extensively read newspaper u the NORTHERN
District IL ln ta twenty third year andhAs general
circulation throughout THE nofg halt o tho Indian Ter
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