District Judge Wilson Favored For Re-Election In Republic
Bellville republic reports District Judge Wilson commands broad support for re nomination. editorial notes last term’s prompt just and satisfactory decisions aid bid while no opposition candidate is named. also covers Turkey plague, Fort Scott concert failure, Dictator wreck, Nebraska hard money stance, Mississippi flood damage, presidential salary veto, gold and silver value, and Central Branch Railroad funds. Local Democratic gathering set for May 6 to elect delegates to state convention. More than thirty countries to attend centennial event.
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Jude Wilco
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Juge Wilson
Forest Tree Culture and the prairies future
A Brown County Kansas writer advocates prolific tree planting on the western prairies to supply timber, shelter, and ornament. He warns of deforestation, drought, and rising costs, urging farmers to establish groves now for future use and value. The piece contrasts lush Eden ideals with practical timber needs. The Detroit Free Press reports a separate courtroom exchange.
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State Historical Society Holds Informal Officers Meeting
An officers and directors meeting at the State Auditor’s office reviewed measures for permanent efficiency. The society aims to collect and preserve Kansas history including books, maps, papers, newspapers, and narratives of early pioneers, and to promote study through lectures. A circular to newspapers and membership certificates were prepared to boost support and engagement.
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State Auditor
Kansas
Kansas Press
Samuel A. Kingman
Gee. A. Crawford
John A. Martin
F. G. Adams
D. W. Wilder
D. R. Anthony
Sol. Miller
F. P. Baker
Kansas Republicans Convene for 1876 National Nomination Delegates
A Call issued by the Kansas Republican Committee announces a Detvetae Convention to be held in Topeka on May 25 1876 for selecting two delegates and ten alternates to the Cincinnati Republican National Convention. Districts shall send two delegates each with one alternate per delegate. Proxies are not allowed.
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United States
Joan Goruriz
Ch.m. J. Jay Bugks
Democratic State Convention at Jopek a May 18 1876
Democratic Party of Kansas outlines a state convention to select delegates for the national meeting in St Louis. It calls for county mass meetings May 6 to form county and district delegations, with permanent organization and addresses to be sent to Topeka, inviting Republicans Reformers and all patriotic citizens to unite for the people of Kansas.
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State Central Committee Proclamation in Topeka 1876
The message from Topeka Kansas dated February 25 1876 calls for a government founded on citizens affections and administered in a spirit of patriotism. It emphasizes national and state governance aimed at security of the country's honor and the peace prosperity and happiness of the people. Jon Martin serves as Chairman and H Milus Moors as Secretary.
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Topeka
Kansas
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