Thacher Defends Costa Rica Tariff Remarks In Debate
Judge Thacher rebuts Professor Canfield on his Costa Rica speech and tariff views in a lengthy Lawrence Journal debate. He argues protection raises home production and wages, defends his government service, and questions the professor’s misrepresentations while defending protection as essential to American industry.
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Jeffersonian Club
Professor Canfield
Judge Thacher
Canfield
Young Men’s Republican Club
Costa Rica
Kansas
State University
America
Kicking Bird and the Kansas Southern Journey Across Kansas
Special correspondent reports a Pullman palace car trip from Kansas City to Anthony along the Kansas Southern, praising the diverse counties Johnson to Harper for arable land and bustling growth. It notes Elk County’s rugged hills, bold railroad work, strong stock and grain economies, Anthony’s Fort Scott flagging sidewalks, water works, and a flour mill, with rapid immigration and new homes and business blocks rising.
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Anrthory
Kas
Kansas City
Sunflower State
Johnson
Franklio
Anderson
Allen
Neosho
Montgomery
Elk
Cowley
Sumner
Harper
Flint Hills
Elk County
Chautauqua
Iron Horse
Alleghanies
Kansas
Fort Scott, Wichita & Western
Fort Scott
Anthony
Geo. T. Anthony
Harper County
Kiceine Br
Town boosting tips from Col Marsh Murdock
A Kansas columnist extols Col Marsh Murdock for promoting town growth and urges Kansan towns to learn from his salesmanship. He notes some towns advertise in Kansas City papers to drum up a boom, hoping the exposure benefits Wichita and others.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Wichita Hagle
Col. Marsh Murdocks
Why the No-Man's Land Bill Was Vetoed
ADiscussion argues the veto stemmed from Wichita interests and political pressure linked to land titles and future growth. It contends President Cleveland acted on Carlisle’s urging, fearing a rival city boom that would threaten Wichita, with broader southwest politics and local boosters cited as factors.
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Senate
House
Kansas
Connecticut
Congress
Plumb
Carlisle
Wichita
Judge Lynch
Wchita
Cleveland
Speaker Carlisle
Asphalt Lake of Wenesasia Described Near La Brea Coast
A correspondent from Spain Trinidad or the Philadelph region recounts discovering a vast surface near La Brea, Trinidad that resembles a semi solid lake of pitch. Digging extracts 30,000 to 40,000 tons yearly from a deposit claimed to last thousands of years. The article traces asphalt history from 1711 to early paving in Paris and notes European adoption.
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Wenesasia
Spain
Trinidad
Parian Gulf
la Brea
la Alttle
Dily
Palestine
Switzerland
Germany
Elrininas
Val de Travers
Neuschatel
Rue Bergere
Paris
London
Pet Superstitions Inquisitive Newspaper Man Notes
A Chicago Journals writer recounts observant superstitions among people, from newsboys avoiding a Fridays bad luck to streetcar crews avoiding five red haired passengers. A gambler with a missing finger and cameo ring fears misfortune, a dry goods clerk avoids selling to front-toothed customers, and a hotel landlady labels rooms as unlucky. A physician, a lawyer, and children with white horses supply further local superstitions, showing widespread belief in omens and luck.
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Chicago
Jim
Madison Street
Dearborn
Sella
Sbe
West Side
Origin of the Term Hiufts and Mississippi Cliffs
The term Hiufts, Americano in origin, denotes high Mississippi cliffs along the eastern banks below the Ohio mouth and the Upper Mississippi ranges. The Ohio side erodes from river action while the opposite side stands more washed back from the water. Nearby Lake Superior’s Pictured Rocks feature a 200 foot bluff of loose sand, continually rebuilt as waves and wind erode and move material.
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Mississippi River
Ohio
Mississippi
Ohio River
Lake Superior
Pictured Rocks
Cattle and homemaking tips from the era presented
A杂混的文本包含畜牧与家政建议之碎片。提及放牧时分的水源清洁、牧草迹象、皮肤护理与粉饰误导，以及烹饪配方如面团卷、苹果喷洒治疗，以及谷物与肥料成分的杂记。文本断断续续，显示当时报刊混杂的广告与科普段落。
Scratches In Horses From Mud And Poor Care
Prairie itch or scratches in spring and summer result from mud and lack of exercise. Prevent by warming water washing, bandaging legs, and daily brushing. If already scratched, wash with Castile soap, apply slippery elm poultice with salt, and use salt and vinegar rinse. If severe, laxatives and hot poultices aid healing. finish with a sugar water lotion and epsom salts feeding. Chicago Tribune.
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Castile
Chicago Tribune
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Santa Fe
Wellington
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Kansas City Journal
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Paola Road
Carbondale Road
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Troy Times
Fobes
National Live- Stock Journal
Chicago Herald
Chicago News
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Peasonabla
Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute
Cor
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Capitol Ave
Omaha
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Ash
Moneytelation Express
Reas - Salvo Chemical CQ
Sonth Sixth Street
ST. Louis
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Oretierérnay
Charles Ki. Morse
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