Republican delegate convention for Kansas Second district
A Republican delegate convention for Kansas Second district will be held at Huobolit Alles County on August 154 at 5:07 PM to select supporters for the Congressional Convention. Each representative seat grants two delegates except Wilson county with four and Anderson county with three. The primary for the Congressional Convention is slated for August 14 1374 with hours and method set by the Central Committee. one alternate per delegate will be chosen. By order of H W Cook chairman and Juo 8 Guwork secretary pro tem.
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State of
Kansas
Huobolit
Alles County
Wilson County
Anderson County
Guwork
Court House
Lots
Geneva
Deer Creek
Osage
Tole
Elin
Lisanore
Humboldt
Salen
Cottage Grove
County Central Committee
Louis Walker
Letter urges support for Col Phillips in Congress race
James F Levats writes to Leavenworth Commercial urging Col Trounton to stay Republican and back Col Phillips for Congress. He cites The Kansas City Times praise for Phillips, notes Phillips’ proven record and chances of re election, and criticizes opposition bolting after the state convention.
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James F. Levats
Leavenworth
Col. Trounton
Republican Party
Col. Philips
Congress
State relief plan urged to meet varied need
A call for coordinated charity urges that parts of the state, while prosperous, support suffering areas. It proposes Granges raise 100 per local group to reach 200,000 for relief, with Odd Fellows, Masons, Good Templars, religious societies and citizens joining to prevent want statewide.
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Odd Fellows, Masons
Good Templars
Republican State Convention Names Osborne and Ticket
The Republican State Convention nominated Osborne for Governor on the second ballot with 104 votes, Horton 55, Smallwood 32, and George T. Anthony 12. Lt. Governor M. J. Slater was chosen, with Thomas Cavanaugh for Secretary of State, Samuel Lapin for Treasurer, Web Wilder for Auditor, A. M. F. Randolph for Attorney General, John Frazier for Superintendent, and D. M. Valentin for Associate Justice. The Allen county editors lament missing their candidates and defer further remarks.
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T. D. Thacher
Lawrence Journal
Wha
John Martin
Atchison Champion
Gov
Osborne
Horton
Smallwood
Geo. T. Anthony
John C. Carpenter
Neosho County
Janes Snoddy
Linn
W. W. Sain
Saline County
Cavanaugh
Senate
Samuel Lapin
Nemaha County
Lapin
Kansas
Wilder
A. M. F. Randolph
Coffey County
Kansan Republican Nomination Chooses Congress Candidate
Next Wednesday the Republican convention in Wumboldt will pick a candidate for Congress from Cobb, Elder, Simons, Reynolds, or Wood. Cobb leads as incumbent. Elder is a strong, safe choice. Simons has Osage lands support, Reynolds champions settlers against railroads, Wood is less known. Parson Sun later drops Reynolds. Cobb favored, with Simons as a possible runner-up.
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Wumboldt
A. Cobb
Wyandottes
Elder
Ottawa
Simona
Neosho
Af. W. Reynolds
Parsons
J. J. Wood
Labette
Cobb
Kansan
National Capitol
Mr. Simons
M. W. Reynolds
Kansas
Milt
Reynolds
Mr. Wood
Col. Cobb
Simons
Amu
Sun
Great land suit decided in favor of settlers
The decision by Judges Miller and Dillon favors the Osage land settlers over rail companies. The ruling, likely to be appealed to the U S Supreme Court, is hailed as restoring title to homes across parts of two to four counties in Southern Kansas, affecting twenty five to thirty thousand residents and provoking widespread rejoicing. The piece stresses confidence in Judge Dillon and Justice Miller and notes lasting impact on settlement and investment in the Osage lands.
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Miller and Dillin
Kant
United Supreme Court
Fudges Miller
Dillon
United States Supreme Court
Miller
Bny
Kuna
New Comere
Kansas
No alarm over drought and crop shortfall in county
The county faces loss from drought and pest damage but reassures residents that essential needs will be met. It notes abundant corn wheat and hay, with many farmers holding large grain stores. Surplus will be shared with harder hit areas or via state aid to prevent depopulation, and urges calm despite hardship.
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Kansas Farmer
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
New West
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Miami County
Franklin County
Vinland
Black Jack
Miami
Lawrence Thiune
Reform and caution in primary nominations urged
As elections near, taxpayers are urged to demand strict conduct in primaries and to reject any candidate with tarnished reputation. Known true men should be favored. avoid habitual bettors, saloon associates, or those linked to fraudulent schemes. Apathy is a party ally, so avoid unfit regular candidates.
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Tne
Riage
Lence
The Grasshopper Invader From Minnesota Debacle
In a colorful N Y Tribune account, the grasshopper is likened to a vast invading force across six Minnesota counties. Gov Davis shifts from arms to rations, requesting $8000 in supplies while avoiding direct conflict, as a humorous cautionary tale about pest outbreaks and government response.
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Ife
Minnesota
Battaliona
Servenla
War Country
Utah
Townsend's
Galt Lake City
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Gov. Davis
War Department
Davin
N. Y. Tribune
Grasshopper War Weather and Local Notices in Kansas
Kansas frontier notes describe grasshopper swarms spreading from Indian Territory west and south, damaging crops, with reports of grasshoppers reaching Vinland Black Jack and Lawrence. Articles mention wheat prices and shortages, a fatal fire at Grasshopper Falls, and political chatter about lieutenant governor nominees Harrington and local figures.
State Senator Nomination In Seventeenth District
Republicans of the Seventeenth Senatorial District comprising Anderson and Allen counties met in Garnett and nominated Louis Walker of Iola by acclamation. Walker, described as one of the ablest men in the state, is praised for fitness and potential to represent the district faithfully and honorably. The Atchison Champion notes if the Senate comprises men of Walker's character, the state would fear no bad legislation.
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Anderson
Allen
Garnett
Sone
Louis Walker
Iola R&gibter
Walker
Atchison
Victory for the Settlers in Osage Land Cases
Leavenworth Times reports a grand victory for settlers in Osage land disputes, crediting the national Republican administration and U S Courts. Kansas Republicans in Washington secured the transfer of the case, with United States Attorney Peck and attorneys Meats Shannon McComas and McKeighan praised for their efforts on behalf of the settlers. The railroads may appeal to the Supreme Court, but the decision by the U S Court for this Circuit is regarded as decisive.
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U. S
Washington
Kansas
Congress
Grant
United States
Peck
Meats
Riot Fear Grips Pickettaville After Jailbreak
Nashville dispatch reports Gibson County unrest after a mob freed sixteen jailed men from Trenton. Four were killed and two mortally wounded at town edge amid rapid escalation. Whites fortify as black residents fear further violence and railroad workers flee.
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Pickettaville
Gibson County
Trenton
Humboldt
Memphis, & Louisville
Saya
Termr Ixista
Railrad
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Tuydell
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Ove
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Tola Register
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Col. Phillips
Topeka
Panghorn
Kanaas
City Times
the Times
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Leaveworth
Phillips
Houston
Republican State Convention
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Stag News
Oskaloosa
Yin Leavenworth
Prairies
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Lawrence
Washington Republican Sa
Olds
Daniel Ferris
Friends of
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Jimson
Washington Republicen
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Iowa
Gora
Johan W. Horner
Chetopa
Col. Horner
Parsons Sun
North Lawrence
Lawrence Sournal
Secretary of War
Indian Territory
Indiana
Texas
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Brown County
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Eticket
Ptorty
Arkansas River
San Juan
Aubrey Station
Hubbard
W. W. Guthrie
Justi
Brown
Harri
Speecpor Iene
Nashville Dispatch
Geo, A. Bowlus
Iola
Is Located On the Neosho River
Lola City
George A. Bowlus
North British and Mercantile
London
England
Wartford
Hartsford
Conn
Tna
Hartford
New York
St. Louis
Kans
YATES
Cash Dry Goods Store
LTOTA
Jno. Francis & Co
Groceries and Daves
Quincy Eagle
Sioux City
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