Photograph of Solomon Hotema, an educated Choctaw preacher who killed seven people he claimed were witches. He was also responsible for the death of his children. Three men were also implicated in the murders.

Photograph of the ruins of Turner's Hardware Store, from the balcony of Robertson Studio, after the city wide fire of February 1899, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the trial of accused prisoners for burning Seminole Indians inside the Federal Court Room of Judge John R. Thomas, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of Deputy U.S. Marshals in front of the U.S. Court Building shortly after the city wide fire of February 1899, Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Photograph of the Excursion train at the Depot in Ft. Smith, AR, c.1899.

Photograph of Oklahoma City Free Street Fair Sept. 18-23, 1899.

Photograph looking north on Broadway from Grand in Oklahoma City, OK, c. 1899.

Photograph of the Porter Miller residence in Ponca City, OK, c. 1899.

Photograph of Deputy US Marshals, Webb, Talbot, and White in Vinita, Indian Territory(OK), Sept. 1899.

Photograph of the Seminole Jail in Wewoka, Indian Territory(OK), 1899.

Photograph of the Oklahoma City Free Street Fair, Sept. 18-23, 1899. Photo by North Losey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of the Dedication of Shawnee Waterworks Sept. 1, 1899.

Photograph of Andrew Watt, Corp. Band 39, US Vol. INF., Luzon, P.I. Photo by Peterson, Omaha, NE, c. 1899-1901.

Photograph of photographer Robert Guy Barber, far left, and seven men with a wagon loaded with barbed wire waiting for the Land Opening, April 22, 1889.

Photograph of the Morton George Custer Family, Left to Right: 1. Eva, age 3, 2. Gertrude Troxel Wayne Custer, 3. Lyman Paul Custer (?), 4. Morton George Custer, 5. Roscoe Custer, 6. Newt Custer, and 7. Jacob W. Custer at their dug out 19N - 5E, just south of the Payne/Pawnee County Line in Payne County, c. 1899.

Photograph of Frank Harrah's Store: Grain Dealer, Dry Goods, Groceries, and Hardware in Harrah, Oklahoma Territory, c. 1899. Frank Harrah, third from the left, Cal Harrah, sixth from the left, and Jack Spencer, far right.

Photograph looking west on Main Street from Broadway during the Oklahoma City Free Street Fair, Sept. 18-23, 1899. Photo by North Losey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of the first session of the Tyrola Normal Music School, Tyrola, Oklahoma Territory, July 10-August 2, 1899. View includes: Timothy Dickerson (Iva Shipley's husband), top row under the flag; Second row: Joe Shipley, third from the right, and William F. Dickerson, fourth from the right with handlebar mustache; Third row: L to R: 4. Frankie Shipley, 5. Iva Shipley, 6. Maggie Shipley, 7. Alice Shipley; Bottom row: L to R: 1. Catherine Shipley holding Marshall Shipley, 4. Bessie Shipley, 5. Lucy Shipley, and, on the far right with a song book, Jesse Shipley.

Photograph of a large crowd around a Hot Air Balloon, Sulphur, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Mrs. Floyd Searcy Caples, a guitar instructor, December 22, 1899.

Photograph of the last regimental parade, 1st Territorial Infantry of the Territorial National Guard, Camp Churchman, Albany, GA, January 25, 1899. John Reynolds, Flagman (Gideon), at left, Major Stone, center on horse, Regimental Band at the right, REG. CAL. McCord & Bunk.

Photograph of Harry O. Ammon as a toddler.

Photograph of Dawes Commission members, c. 1899. Left to right. Front: Thomas B. Needles, Hon. Archibald S. McKennon, Hon. Tams Bixby, Isparhecher [Isparhecker] (Creek), Roley McIntosh (Creek), L. F. Perryman (Creek). Back: Benjamin Wadsworth, A. L. Aylesworth, H. Van V. Smith, George W. Grayson (Creek), Cowe Harjo (Creek), Lomber Scott (Creek), John Reed, D. C. Watson, James Bird, Samuel Grayson, Alex McIntosh.

Photograph of a group inside a saloon, Renfrow, Oklahoma Territory.