Sedgwick consul row prompts Porch removal call
The New York Sun supports removing Consul Porch if Envoy Sedgwick stays. University affairs are improving and a promising year is ahead. A deed from Colonel Holiday of Topeka valued at 60 000 dollars was noted. Indian school adds new buildings seen as greatly useful and needed. Carlisle, accused of trying to kill Dr Mumford of the Kansas City Times, was fined 1000 dollars.
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Anderson rejects judge's proposal to withdraw from canvass
Mr Anderson does not accept Judge Wilson's proposition to withdraw from the canvass. Nobody supposed he would.
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Judge Wilson
Indications Premiums at Bismarck Fair Delayed
Indications show premiums at the Bismarck Fair will be paid but a few days’ delay is expected before completion.
Earthquakes and Cyclones Spare Kansas This Time
An informal note suggests earthquakes are restless elsewhere in the country while Kansas remains fortunate, seemingly outside the quake and cyclone belt. The remark contrasts regional seismic activity with Kansas’ apparent safety.
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Kansas
Leavenworth Street Railway Chattels Sold and Saloons Planned
A local report notes that the chattels of the Leavenworth street railway have already been sold amid plans to start a few more saloons. Officials say a town needs saloons to thrive and attract visitors, reflecting early urban development attitudes.
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Leavenworth Street Railway
County Ticket Sparks Unified Party Support
TueEne shows less dissent over last Saturday’s nomination, delivering a satisfactory ticket and promising united, harmonious party backing throughout the county.
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TueEne
Tariff protection remains intact under Cleveland era
It is evident that protection principles will not be removed from tariff laws in the current administration. The tariff is unlikely to be a campaign issue in the next presidential contest. The breeze against Sam Randall’s return is slight, pushed by a few free trade advocates. Randall and Judge Kelley will serve their districts while alive and able, continuing in their congressional roles.
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Sam Randall
Mr. Randall
Judge Kelley
C. H. Branscombe
Mr. Branscombe
C. H. Branscomb
John Taylor
I.O U
Lawrence
Kansas
New York City Building Boom Estimate Rises
In New York City activity in construction has surged with autumn, and analysts estimate total spending on new structures for the year will range from 65 million to 70 million dollars, up from about 45 million in 1885.
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New York City
Lawrence Aims To Be State’s Beautiful City Soon
The piece envisions Lawrence becoming the state’s and west’s most beautiful city, celebrated by residents and visitors. It questions whether the city’s progressive business talent will push to achieve this status and bring pride to its citizens.
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Lawrence
Tennessee brothers campaign visit to McMinnville
Taylor and his rival for Tennessee governor visited McMinnville last Thursday. Bob, the Democratic candidate, drew the strongest reception yet as Democrats claim gains in traditional strongholds. A campaign feature at McMinnville split colors with white for Democrats and red for Republicans, mirrored in floral tributes and room decorations at the local hotel.
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Taylor
McMinnville
Bob
Earthquake Shifts Charleston Coal Hole Depth
Topeka Journal reports Torexa’s coal hole suffered a massive shift after an earthquake. Drill began weeks ago, bottom filled or collapsed, obstruction found near 680 feet, then resealed by reaming. After breaking the rock, the team must drill about 400 feet more to reach the original depth.
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Torexa
Topeka Journal
Charleston
Branscombe Scandal Exposé in Lawrence Letters
The Kans Journal publishes John Taylor story alleging C H Branscombe used lies and manipulation to wed Taylor’s daughter and seize family funds. Documents outline loans, forged promises, and a long pursuit of repayment, with court actions in England and Kansas detailing alleged deceit and estrangement.
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Ranscombe
Branscombe
Lawrence
District Court
Douglass County
Charles H. Branscombe
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