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Republican Congressional Convention for Kansas Second District
A delegate convention of the Republicans of the Second Congressional District of Kansas will be held at 2 p m on Thursday July 1 1888 in Ottawa to nominate a candidate for Representative and to elect a Republican Congressional Committee Representation bases one delegate for each 200 votes or major fraction thereof cast in 1880 for James G Blaine plus county tallies listed including Allen Johnson Bourbon Franklin etc Delegates to be elected at county conventions on the preceding Saturday June 30 1888 The meeting is chaired by Colton with Lane as secretary pro tem
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Mary Coyle
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A. S. Thomas
Forest fires erupt in northern Michigan this season
Tris forest fires have commenced in northern Michigan. Everything is early this season. Turre is not a town in the United States so well policed at so small an expense as Lawrence Dix. Hoists is trollicking around in England, and we fear will not be back to old Kansas this commencement to innect "the hoys."
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Kansas
Kansas City Court House Project Promoted at Million Dollar Scope
City officials push a plan for a new court house valued at one million dollars. Lawrence contemplates a jail project with a lower cost but nearing the same scale. A new youth magazine, St Nicholas, is praised as a premier American publication for young readers.
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St. Nicholas
America
Darwin Chair Gift and City Prospect in Lawrence News
A Lubeck merchant left 800000 marks to the University of Jena for a Darwin chair. Lawrence's prospects improve modestly. several good things are assured and the season should be fairly prosperous. The old sidewalks and structures in the area are being replaced as part of urban renewal.
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Lawrence
Chicago Current Gains Public Confidence Amid Texas Cattle Drive
The current issue shows improving public confidence in the Chicago Current. Texas cattle are being rushed north along a long trail with over 100,000 head moving, their noise echoing at night as they trample and seek water.
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Weather prophets face critique in Wichita Eagle
The piece ridicules forecasts from Prof. Foster of the Leavenworth Times and similar so called storm predictors. Mrs Inwhy, a scholarly vigorous writer, devotes two and a half columns to argue that shorter theories are better and exposes flaws in weather forecasting tradition.
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Eight hour plan trial in Chicago abandoned after failure
The eight hour plan was tried in Chicago and proved unsuccessful. It was not a bad idea to test, but abandoning it now seems prudent after its clear failure.
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Hours of labor and pay across trades scandal
The passage argues hours and pay vary by job, noting journalism and editing demand endless hours while harvest work under sun fails to align with eight hours. It contrasts grangers with labor strikes and weather, suggesting complaints are weather driven and not about excessive work.
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Lawrence suburb growth touted with Indian rights note
A historical description praises Lawrence Kansas as a top suburban site with ten acre tracts and scenic hills. It cites Senator Ingalls on Mount Oread and quotes a Hampton educated Indian challenging government barriers to business and education, urging reforms for Indian progress.
Education of the Indian and the path to leadership
The piece argues education benefits Indians yet warns against educating only a few. It recounts Shoenmaker and Joe Osage, showing an educated man returning to leadership and facing mockery, then choosing tradition over progress. It concludes that broad schooling shapes futures for the Osage and other tribes.
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State Personalities Highlight Kansas Figures
Hon J R Burton contests Andersons seat while Isaac Sharp is urged for Interior Secretary. Ex Governor Carney tours the East as Susan B Anthony visits Leavenworth for four weeks. Morrill introduces Osborne relief bill. Hitt follows Grubers bank collapse. Col Reed meets Knights of America banquet in Canada.
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Kansas State University Praised by Harvard Head
The Topeka correspondent reports President Elliott of Harvard called Kansas State University the best college in the West with the possible exception of Ann Arbor University. The compliment from the head of the leading US college regards a Kansas institution highly.
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Kansas City Times backs Mr Funston in moral support
A fragmentary letter shows the Kansas City Times lending moral support to Mr Funston. The writer notes the Times would not be enriched or impoverished by the stance and jests about hair products like Parker's Hair Balsam, citing a testimonial from Mary Swanson of Chicago.
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