Republican Congressional Convention in Ottawa Kansas
A Republican delegate convention for Kansas Second District will meet July 1 at Ottawa to nominate a representative and elect a congressional committee. Representation bases include two hundred and fifty votes or major fraction in each county and district delegates allocated accordingly. The secretary is listed with names and counties in the call.
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Second Congressional District
Kansas
Declucy P.m
Phuraday
Ottawa
Sach
Ieee
Andyru
Bsacin Garnett
E Linipman
Pores
Republican County Convention in Lawrence list delegates
The Republican County Committee of Dowulus County will hold a convention at the Comet House in Lawrence on Saturday June 26 1886 to nominate delegates and alternates for the Second Congressional District and to select a ticket for the Republican State ticket. Delegates and alternates from Ward One to Six are named with towns including Lawrence Clinton Wilton Springs Marlon and others. Election of delegates to a city primary and county caucus is set for Thursday June 21 in various towns under authority of Jd N Roberts chairman and N. Stevens secretary.
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Lawrence Journal Company
Lawrence
Kansas
Dowelus
Lela
Maeloekom
Davelack
Tapeka
Daly
Pete
Birat Wait
Levon Pon
Ranwika
Clinton
Wilton Springs
Marlon
Eastern Journal
Couneilan
Red
Wm. Bedale
Archiea Brown
Beda
Beadle
Brown
Marver
Oof
Bedale
Third Ward
Athens of Kansas Visit Promised and Pensions Vetoed
The news notes Greece's King Cisc visiting the United States and jokes about visiting the Athens of Kansas. President Cleveland vetoes pension bills, claiming pensions are not gratuities. The piece also mentions a strong push for paving and politics with travelers engaging in promotional activity. The toy magazine Pansy is highlighted as a popular read for youth.
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Cleveland
Railroad work spurs on Ottawa to Council Grove line progress
The Missouri Pacific has broken ground on First Street in Ottawa as crews extend west toward Council Grove with many workers on site. Separate sections also see activity as work advances on multiple parts of the railway project.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Old Ring Editorials on Indian Territory contrasted with Munford
The Kansas City Zinice editorials criticize current Indian Territory coverage as preachy and imprudent. They contrast with Dr. Munford’s clear stance and urge revision of Oklahoma bill noting it misstates consent, exposes congressmen’s evasions, and shows humbuggery in statesmanship surrounding tribal affairs.
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Kansas City
Indian ‘Territory
Indian Territory
Munford
Oklahoma
the Times
Oklahoma settlement near with railroad lines advancing
The article critiques the political handling of Indian policy in Oklahoma and argues that implementing last winter’s relinquishment and cattle lease reforms could settle the territory sooner. It asserts that opening the land to settlers depends on administration action and warns that even partial progress would bring farming prosperity as railroads cut through the region.
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Oklahoma
Northern capitalists eye Alabama mines and furnaces rise
The article reports on northern investment moving into Alabama to open iron ore lands and build furnaces near Birmingham. It notes Pennsylvania capitalists promising 1.5 million dollars in new industry, with claims pig iron could be cheaper there. Philadelphia and New York financiers plan tours to assess mineral lands and plant locations amid rising rail and bridge construction. Special election in the Third Ward draws scrutiny over authority and legality.
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South
Nanta
Lowell
Reston
Louie
Soa
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Company
Birmingham
Alabama
England
New Orleans
Democrat
New York Tribune
Ala
Thomas Iron Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Lehigh Valley
New York
Liberal offer over Bright's disease for ex president Arthur
Friends of ex president Arthur fear for his health as a Rochester caller touts Warner's safe cure. The pitch claims the remedy can halt kidney disease progression and save lives, offering 5000 dollars to anyone who can disprove testimonials and noting Warner’s four year standing offer.
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Rochester
N.Y
Bright
Ayt
Therian
Arthur
New York
New York World
Buffalo “Nors
W. E. Nisselburgh
Warner
Mme
Chester A. Arthur
HI. H. Warner
Warner's Safe Cure
Thore
Congress
Arthur A Pookman
A Captain’s Fortunate Discovery on the Atlantic Run
Capt Coleman of the Weymouth steamer line between Atlantic City and N. J. found relief with Dr King's New Discovery for consumption after a sleepless night. The remedy eased chest soreness for him and his children, becoming a standard aboard the vessel. Free trials are offered at Barker Bros. drug store.
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Coleman
Weymouth
Atlantic City
Dr. King
Barker Bros
Electric Bitters touted as universal purifier and cure
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters are the best blood purifier and system regulator for liver derangements bowel complaints jaundice constipation weak kidneys and urinary issues. It promises quick, certain cures with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded and lists Barber Bros as sellers with Gleason & Whitman offering more details.
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Barber Bros
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Whity
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Boston
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White House
Senate Public Lands Committee
Maine
Greenville
Mooisehout Lake
A. R. Green
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Riddie
Green
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Vermont
Cpl
Anthony
General Rice
France
Kansas City Zones Company
Dismond
Nathaniel Thiyer
Con. Anthony
Rice
Col
Gen. Rice
Gleason & Whitman
Aire
St. Edipsig Dam
Smapsen
Primate Ia
L. Tindall
Od Ben. Akers Farm
W. Crum
Omaha Medical
Aocustitt
13Th Street
Alec
Sali
Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute
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13Th St
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Omaha
Neb
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Shore
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Omotal
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