A "territorial" newspaper from 19th century Oklahoma... Bank robbery...
THE PEOPLES VOICE, Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma OK, November 18, 1898
- Rare Territorial issue with a graphic political cartoon
- News regarding "Oklahoma and Indian Territory"
This is actually a "territorial" newspaper, as Oklahoma did not become a state until 1907, one of only 3 of the contiguous 48 to join the union in the 20th century (New Mexico & Arizona the other two).
The ftpg. has coverage of a bank robbery, the recent election, and others of local concern. The inside has a short story regarding the "North Pole (of holiday interest) a large political cartoon, and an update on additional local news headed: "Oklahoma and Indian Territory".
Complete as an 8 page newspaper filled with various news items of both local & national interest, as well as many advertisements.
An uncommon opportunity for a 19th century newspaper from what was they referred to as the Indian Territory.
Very lightly browned, a few margin tears, mostly nice condition.
Item from our most recent catalog - #371 - released for October, 2026
(Added to the October, 2026 catalog [#371] after its initial release - only available on-line.)
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