Kansas state news and Kansas events on election day
Hutchinson reports the only fight in Kansas on election day. Wheat prospects are strong in western Kansas. James N. Harrison of Co Wt, 11th Michigan, dies at Lawrence. Hartlebower farm fire in Miami county losses 500 with 81,000 insurance. Ottawa builds stone enclosure for prisoners. Lane University seeks new location Paola expanding. Atchison Globe notes good hog supply despite hogless claims. Dickinson county farmers burn straw to clear land. Harry Mayberry shoots himself near Fontana. Professor Cunfield invited to Missouri training school, declines. Peabody man dies on a train en route to Ton to file pension. Touisbueg man finds buried treasure in potatoes. Spring trees bloom and greens emerge. Picnic preparations and Ellsworth reports Leonard White with nine daughters relocate to Missouri. Burlington knitting factory expands with new machines and yarn. 35 operators next week. Leavenworth orchard yields 50 000 bushels apples after costs. Missouri Bildo orchard varieties favored. Kansas Bar association executes publication plans. Kansas Trotting Horse Breeders delegates chosen for Chicago meeting. Leavenworth mayor Christian Otto injured on Missouri Pacific track.
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Miami County
Ottawa
Lane University Atoe
Paola
Lane Univesity
Atchison Globe
Atchison Papelage House
Abilene
Dickinson County
Harry Mayberry
Fontana
D. H. Cunfield
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Newston
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Ellsworth
Leonard White
Golden Holt
Lincoln County
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Leavenworth
Chicago
Rol Lee
Topeka
BH. A. Smith
Lawrence
J. Q A. Sheldon
Manhattan
J.B. Young
Junction City
Christian Ottomayor
Soldiers’ Home
Missouri Pacific
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The Hoosier Poet Whitcomb Riley Portrait Fragment
A fragment speaks of the Little Hooser Poet Whitcomb Riley as a droall plump comedian with a large frame and clear gray eyes framed by a gold trimmed eyeglass. The description notes his gentle humane look and deep habit of being a dreamer in every detail of his life.
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Whitcomb Riley
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