The Pilot by McDonalds and Baker
A Cuba post office entry lists The Pilot by McDonalds and Baker as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1888
Page
1
A Cuba post office entry lists The Pilot by McDonalds and Baker as second class mail matter.
A report notes one hundred residents of Otlanda drowned in China due to an overflown Yellow River. The piece also mentions fiscal strains with revenue reductions and comments on political support shifting away from Cleveland and the solid south.
The Missouri bandit leader known as WALKER with the Bald Knobbers was convicted of murder and sentenced to hang. The case marks a moment as Missouri edges toward civil governance.
The text notes unrest among engineers and firemen and warns the dispute may expand beyond the Q system to a countrywide strike, signaling growing labor tensions and potential disruption.
The report discusses a tariff bill on tobacco and Trail brandies, highlighting potential splits within the old Democratic ranks. Randall is noted as a top Republican on tariff legislation, while thousands of staunch Democrats may support King despite Cleveland’s free trade stance.
An illustrated promotional piece touts the Arbor Vita evergreen and its early growing vigor. It highlights 105,950 small seedlings offered for 540 and a catalog of over 100 tree varieties, with endorsements from readers and professionals urging investment at 1.50.
A letter to the editor from Mont Zion Pawnee County Nebraska expresses gratitude to kind hearted friends of Cuba for their hospitality during a visit. The writer also thanks Dr Beirne and Mr and Mrs Lisher for their support and notes weather did not dampen the experience.
Kansas activists press Albert Griffin for unanimous election as a Kansas representative to the Republican National Convention. The Anti-Saloon sentiment leader is praised by papers across the state for his steady temperance work and loyalty to the party, with calls for Kansas to affirm his candidacy at the convention.
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