The Weekly Journal and Jovewar Chronicle's Enduring Voice
The Weekly Journal of Lawrence claims historic roots dating to 1837 with revival after press disruptions. It notes absorbing the Lawrence Triggee lineage, operating under Curtner ownership, and delivering telegraph-backed city news daily with affordable subscriptions and ads. It also references political remarks on Nevada, Dakota, and Calhoun era debates, plus tributes to Professor Bonamy Price.
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Lawrence
Ttn Arteta
Ilega
Puocessor
Deaglan
Tcesrvice
Sts Jeans
New York Republicans Build Club Network to Unite Movement
The article outlines a plan to create a nationwide Republican club system to organize and propel political action. It cites the wool tariff debate and abolition as illustrating broader mobilization needs. Lawrence’s young Republicans are cited as a proactive model, expanding from youth support to full party organization with reading rooms and campaign addresses.
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New York
Solley
Friends of
New England
Republican Party
Republican Club
New York City
Lawrence
Republicnt
Astrology Divination and Coincidences in Century Article
The February Century piece by Dr. Buceray discusses astrology, divination, and coincidences and links these ideas to Mind Cure Spiritualism in support of broader arguments. It argues for cautious immigration policy and cites Major Sims as an able former head of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, noting his successors’ work and the impact of his reports on immigration and state progress.
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Sexaton West
Binie
Calboup
Mississippi
Lamar
Supreme Beach
Feil Davis
Duhbrapelis
South
Calhoun Anderett Davin
Buceray
Christian Advocate
Thin Tine
Major Sims
Ofice
State Board of Agriculture
Alfred Gray
Kungas
Major Simebay
Kansas
Kansan
Simy
Kansas State News Highlights From Emporia and Beyond
A montage of notes from Emporia based papers, including Glick’s case, liquor applications by illiterate signers, and a push to bring Cumberland Presbyterian College to Scout City. Reports on Missouri River appropriations opposing by the Atchison Patriot, Lyons gas well with sixty seven PSI, and a state sheriffs convention in Topeka. Also mentions Bible restoration for Atchison’s colored schools and Kansas editors debates amid farm land boom forecasts.
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Emporia Républican
Demnertis ‘Tomand
Taco
Scout City
Cumberland Presbyterial College
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansa
Colorado
Lyons
State Sheriffs’ Convention
Kansas
Topeka
Sheriff McGrath
Mitchell
Jana Sheriff Fuller
Shawnee
Atchison
Minneapolis
Democratic
Abilene Gazette
Public Schools and Language Policy and 19th Century Political Clash
A scanned page discusses German language teaching in St Louis public schools and a push to favor English to foster unity. It cites a North American Review view on tin prices and tariff policy under Cleveland, then shifts to description of Seow Hall construction with fireproof design details. Louisiana politics center on Governor McInery, Nichols, and a national election implication. Senator Hale’s removal record is noted in the context of Democratic expectations.
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St Louis
North American Review
Cleveland
Europe
England
United States
Seow Hall
Mewne
Turk Fuet
Louisiana
McIcury
Nichols
Meinery
Covernor
South
Louis
McInery
Preatozst Crevacasp
Hale
Bine
Fred
Cotter
Edwin Landseers
Manchester
Ute iv
Hunteman
Public debate over capital removal and state funding
The piece surveys the capital removal issue, criticizing a costly plan as robbery and arguing for preserving existing public institutions while planning future westward additions. It discusses constitutional relief for unrepresented western counties, potential constitutional conventions, and targeted pension obstacles tied to Jefferson Davis. It ends with a sharp jab at Jeff Davis as an obstruction in Congress.
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Riddle
Minneapolis Messenger
Ratho
Leavenworth Ia
Hutchingon
Osawatomie
Topeka
Toe Point
Loreaster
Olathe
Reform School
Industrial School
Bulow
Ptoph
Suptal
Third part of agricultural report criticizes beer adulterants
Assistant chemist C A Crompton prepared the section analyzing nineteen samples of American bottled beer for adulterants. Six contained salicylic acid and overall thirty two samples were tested with foreign beers showing similar proportions. The report argues that American breweries employ methods tolerated abroad and presents a cheerier view for total abstainers than drinkers.
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Agricultural Department
C. A. Crompton
Acme
The Manchester Art Collection at the Exhibition
A vivid survey of royal portraits and modern masters in the Manchester exposition. The Queen and Prince Consort portraits, the Princess Royal and Kaiser scenes, Landseer animals, Pre-Raphaelites, Alma Tadema’s marble-like scenes, and Turner, Jones, and Lewis among others fill the galleries, celebrating English taste and national memory.
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England
Princess Royal
Prussia
Canterbury
Kaiser
King
Toys
Ife
Prince of Wales
John Phillips
R A
Princess of
Wales
Damozel
God's House
Mary
Beatrix
Fiametta
Burn Jonce
Simgle
Briton Riviere
Circe
Uylsses
Daniel
Lion's den
Ulysses
Argon
Millsis
Prita
Anany Dys
Alma Tadema
Luke Fieht
Apell
Andrew C. Gaw
Edward VI
Cromwell
Dunbar
Amy Robart
Johnwon
Garth the Swineherd
Dicksee
Weather and curious notes from a historic era
A Leavenworth man plans to clear nearly 1.69 from a four acre crop this year. Reports mention cork production in Newark and city observations on markets. The coldest Earth point is Veree pojansk where the year’s mean is 2.9 below zero. Cypress may rival white pine for siding. Hoosac tunnel travelers experience weather shifts from rain to snow. The Union canal, oldest in America, is for sale at seventy miles. Diphtheria cases recur in Monroe township after mismanaged coverings. A carriage accident ends with a restrained plea from the injured woman.
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Chicago
Sonth
Geese
Bru
Dri Hl, Kenpen
Russian Meteorologiya! Service
Vereebojansk
Easter Silvria
Yana River
Arctic Viriie
Hesger
Hoosac Tunnel
Ameren
Union Canal
Schuylkill River
Reading
Penn
Susquehanna
Middletown
Monroe Township
Bedford County
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