Money power in Kansas sparks farmer fury over debt relief
The Kansas farmer letter argues that bankers and loan agents are pressuring lawmakers to abandon debt relief. It defends farmers as honest earners who built state infrastructure and demand time to pay debts. The writer warns against repudiation charges and urges action to protect homes and credit.
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Weditof Hkansis
Nacamary
People's Party
Wen
Kengal
Tegislature
Kansas
Weltterenows
Thanote
Kanasa
Tim
Hia
Kanga
Thia Ta
Kansss Parmer
Burning Water Fur Pick and Fires in Furnaces
A contributor to the Manufacturers Gazette discusses water use to fight coal fires and the folly of pouring vast water on burning furnaces. The piece notes engineers prove water cannot end all fires and describes attempts to drive off heat before water destroys fuel and equipment.
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Manufacturers’ Gazette
Funeral of General Sherman Draws Vast Marching Military Pageantry
Report of General William Tecumseh Sherman's funeral details a grand procession from the depot to the grave. General Merritt and staff led the body with a full escort from Seventh Cavalry and Twelfth Infantry. Governors, generals, officers, and hundreds of thousands observed the solemn ceremony as the casket was lowered and prayers said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louia
United Sa Taenes
D. B. Francis
UKS
Ee Post
Te Onblngt Cna
Thackeray
Seventh Cavalry
Lavay
French
Donohugh
Poplar Street
Fort, Leavenworth
Townsend
Ransom
Post
Forter
Tod
di Rathguber
Wade
New ‘York
Snarek Merritt
Ataf
Merritt
Omar Tha
John Pope
Clurtos Sheena
Daniel
Isaac Sikyeon
Rot EL
Sake Tek Youaran
Howard
Soree
Corner Avenue
Eleventh Street
Grand Avenue
Cal
Wien
Oalawon
Irteanth
Moe
Grand Army
Beomor Mhormas
Missoseee
Golpel Hen Fitsh
Thair
Tde
P.B Ewing
Aah Ewing
Nolegon
Noble
Rusk
Grant
Hay Ges
Hyton
Sherman
Saventh Cavalry
Thi Tood
Artiltery
William Tecumseh Shorman
Kansas Mercantile negociation closed by supreme court ruling
Atchison Jointa Deteon to Covar and Aspenly Rn mars afternoon. Licensed by city ordinance the establishments faced no police interference while operating in Wyandotte County. A supreme court decision nullified their charter for the Kansas Mercantile negociation and police ordered closures. Receipts ranged about 10 000 to 12 000 monthly with officers noting high daily take.
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Aspenly
Mars
Supreme Uurt
Kansas Mercantile
Wyandotte
Avingers
The Society of the Aray the Cum ber
The readable fragments describe a local group titled The Society of the Aray the Cum ber, with a focus on regional activities and community involvement. Details are sparse but indicate a small organization holding meetings and endeavoring to organize neighborhood events.
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Geneva
William Tecumesh Gherman
St. Louis
Atchison Jointa Deteon
Covar
the Society of the Aray the Cumber
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