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Oklahoma

Personal and otherwise

Edited by Thomas B. (Thomas Bucklin) Wells,

Shattering the myth of John Wilkes Booth’s escape

by William G. (William Gunn) Shepherd,

An adventure in journalism

Personal and otherwise

by Harper’s Staff,

Lo, the Rich Indian!

by William G. (William Gunn) Shepherd,

“The Osage Indians are becoming so rich that something will have to be done about it.” So says Washington, and, acting accordingly, plans are being discussed even now for heading…

The laborer and his hire

by Harper’s Staff,

A fair proposition

by Harper’s Staff,

They were interested

by Harper’s Staff,

Elizabeth

by Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd,

A story of the Oklahoma run

The last lynching in Cimarron

by Cyrus Townsend Brady,

A financier

by Harper’s Staff,

The minister’s misapprehension

by Tom P. Morgan,

Oklahoma

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Personal and otherwise

Shattering the myth of John Wilkes Booth’s escape

Personal and otherwise

Lo, the Rich Indian!

The laborer and his hire

A fair proposition

They were interested

Elizabeth

The last lynching in Cimarron

A financier

The minister’s misapprehension

February 1896

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