Mystery and politics fill the Lawrence journal pages
A dusty 1888 note appears with scattered items from Kansas and national affairs. It mentions General F. Ex Marshall's New York ice mishap, resignations of officials like E. Averey, and Ed Austin, plus rapid railroad growth, tariff debates, and public notices about wool and sheep industry in Texas and Kansas politics. It also includes literary notes on Lincoln cabinet history, Shakespeare, and a sensational but corrected warship wood claim.
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New York
F. Ex Marshall
Kansas
Wat City
Tariff debate stirs county voters over protection doctrine
A prominent county citizen voices support for protectionist tariffs, citing revenue needs and local industry. The letter defends high protection as used since early American policy, criticizes democratic reformers, and urges Western Republicans to push tariff readjustments at the state convention.
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Thacher
Funston
Congress
Tribune
Shepherd
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Repubican
Kansas political clash and temperance reports
At a State Bar meeting reporters polled members on president and governor choices with Blaine leading for president and Robert T. Lincoln favored for vice president while Judge Solon O. Thacher led for governor. The piece also covers Kansas temperance moves, Prohibition parties, editorials on liquor laws, and commentary on politics and journalism in Topeka and Hutchinson.
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James G. Blaine
Joan Sherman
Robert T. Lincoln
John J Ingalls
Joseph Hawley
Grover Cleveland
Editorial correction on Prohibition Conference report
Editor Jounwan is urged to publish the speaker Rev. A M Richardson’s exact manuscript from Topeka Capital. He denies the published remark about killing and burying a party and demands fair treatment and truthful representation of his opinions. He defends his utterances and requests publication.
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Jounwan
Topeka
A. M. Richardson
Sdasanying
Jomaxar
Jubilee Exposition at Manchester Shows Private Art Treasure
The Jubilee year draws to close with Manchester hosting an Industrious Exposition exhibit of private art collections. Americans on a steamer party see works owned by individuals, many not publicly shown, while Manchester's coal and mill setting contrasts with lanes and brick houses. The art suite features fifteen rooms of paintings and sculptures, well lit, with a bustling crowd amid period street scenes and quaint shops.
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Briviah
Europe
St. Michael
Victoria
Joaney
Industriab
Manchester
England
Connor
Iran
Lancashire
Mhufield
Caeighbar
Magcheses Jager
Loys
Charity
Dreos
Orilea
Perriag
Uas
Casey
The Great Wall at Jerusalem and Hutchinson Prohibition Talk
A fragmentary narrative recalls a grand mural and the Weary perfumes of Sir David Wilkers while shifting to a Hutchinson city invitation to a state prohibition convention. The piece critiques local editors and notes the 1886 newspaper landscape in Kansas, touching on party factions and the closing of livestock insurance firms.
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Kannas City
White
Grand Jury
Kansas City
Kansas
Lome
Hor
Hutchingon
Thas
State Temperance Union
Artas Alage
Uutelingen
Unign
Jerusalem
Upper -Austria
David Wilkers
Zuyder Zee
Ani
Normand
Athens
Phaiver
Dail
Brittania
Singh
Fife
Eo Dupesans
Ia Sour Pete
Lanc
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Atty Gouall
Hutehmana
Fkansax
Boli
Mutehinasar
Trutt
A. M. Pucnanpyes
Hutchingen
Ree
A.M. Richardyke
Cauell
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Stockton
Mark Twain
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G. Roberts
Williams
J. Robert Borus Wik
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Texas
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Crain
Sayres
Milla
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Pacific
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Shakespeare
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