- W.
Belknap and his
wives receiving kickback payments from a Fort Sill
tradership contract. In 1870,
Belknap was
granted the sole
power to
appoint and license...
- A sole proprietorship, also
known as a sole
tradership,
individual entrepreneurship or proprietorship, is a type of
enterprise owned and run by only one...
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allowing commanders at
Indian forts to
choose who
could start and run post
traderships, and by
making reductions in
wasteful military spending.
While serving...
- War
William W. Belknap, who took
quarterly kickbacks from the Fort Sill
tradership; he
resigned in
February 1876.
Belknap was
impeached by the
House but...
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ownership rights to
highly lucrative "
traderships" at U.S.
military forts in the
Western frontier.
These monopoly traderships were
considered good investments...
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Tradership cameo in
season 5...
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profit payments from the Fort Sill
tradership. The
Secretary of War had been
given control over all
Indian traderships in 1870.
Belknap was
impeached by...
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another tax entity, such as a partnership,
limited partnership or sole
tradership with no tax cost. "Loss
Attributing Qualifying Companies".
Gifford Devine...
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their administration. In 1887 the
Gibson administration purchased the
tradership Kaimiloa and sent
representatives to
Samoa to
convince negotiate a possible...
- to
traderships at Army
posts near
Indian reservations,
which were
controlled by Interior. Belknap, who had
awarded Orvil Grant the four
traderships, took...
