Republican State Convention in Tupeaa August
A delegate convention of the Republicans of the State of Hauaes will convene in Representative Wl Tupeaa on Welavis day in August A. 1. Is. 4 at Ua w for nominating candidates for state offices including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction and supreme court. Delegates from all counties organized as of the last election will be seated with district representation. primary election for electing delegates advised on August Ist at central committee locations. No proxy voting allowed.
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Hauéas
Ingalir
Uje
Tyo Delerste
Inis Ree
Neieyues
Surachenrs
Ies
Satire
Central Committee
Republican delegate convention set for Humboldt Kansas
A Republican delegate convention for Kansas Second District will meet in Humboldt Aden County at 1 o clock to nominate a candidate for Congress. Each district has two delegates except Wilson and Anderson counties with four and three respectively. Primary meetings to elect delegates are scheduled for August 14 187? at times set by the Central Committee. alternates will be chosen for each delegate. By order of the Congressional Committee Cook chairman and Gitwon secretary pro tem.
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Second
State of
Kansas
Humboldt
Aden County
A. i
Wilson County
Amleron County
Satunday
Cook
Jxa
Gitwonn
State OF Kansas
Allens CouNty
Board of County Commissioners
Said County
Allen County
T. F. Keller
James Mack
J. A.christy
Rail County
Iola
Grange politics and local figures in Kansas and beyond
A collage of notes reports on Grange stance against political dabbling, trots at Saginaw Park, and Senate hopeful Morrill in Northern Kansas. Chicago fire devastates sixty acres and a thousand buildings with six thousand homeless and seven dead. Also coverage of Mrs. Tilton’s separation bid, Fren-Duns confession in Topeka murder, and critique of Senator Simons for Congress with praise for honesty but call for broader qualifications.
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Chicago
Candidates for Congress in Second District Rivalry
The article notes seven prospective candidates including Cobb Simons Snoddy Reynolds Mitchell and D P Elder of Ottawa with Cobb currently leading the race for the nomination at the upcoming convention. It also condemns wealthier citizens who neglect the needy and highlights Governor Davis of Minnesota receiving 1000 from Gerritt Smith for grasshopper relief with half directed to town sufferers and thanks expressed.
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Cobb
Taylor
Snoddy
Simons
Reynolds
Mitchell
D. P. Elder
Ottawa
Davis
Minnesota
Gerritt Smith
Kansas and Missouri Reform Parties Clash in GOP Critique
The Kansas City Times is accused of bias while praising Kansas Republican governance. The piece argues Missouri, under Democratic rule, lags behind Kansas in wealth and population, cites anti corruption actions by Republicans, and notes Republican defeats of Pomeroy and the ITays investigation as achievements not echoed by Democrats.
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Kansas City Times
Missouri
Kansas
Times
Buffalo
James Brothers
Pomeroy
Disgraceful High Society Affair Sparks Public Interest
The Tilton affidavit against Theodore Beecher and Mrs Tilton is presented in abridged form. The report stresses it is one side of a lengthy case and notes Beecher and Mrs Tilton deserve due process until both sides present their evidence. The piece frames public reaction to a four year secret finally disclosed.
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Theodore
Alware
Henry Ward Beecher
Tilton
Mr. Beecher
Mrs. Tilton
Mr. Tilton
Beecher Tilton trial exposes alleged seduction at Plymouth Church
The document outlines Theodore Tilton's charges against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher accusing him of criminal intercourse with Tilton's wife Elizabeth Tilton. It details a long history of friendship and alleged coercion, Beecher's denial, and accompanying notes from Beecher's supporters. The report previews Beecher's forthcoming full reply and Tilton's anticipated public statement.
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Tiltos
Wrereas
Henry Ward Beecher
Theo. Lilion
Elizabeth R.tilton
Tilton
Beecher
Theo. Tilton
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Elizabeth M. Richards
Theodore Tilton
H. W. Beecher
Uhig
Winton
H.W. Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Hia
Mr. Shearman
Rosa
Gen. Tracy
Elizabeth R. Tilton
Mr. Tilton
Tolten
Chad
Mrs. Tilton
Honey Warp Beecher
Independent movement fades in Missouri politics
The Arracan City Times notes the independent movement against the Democracy fizzled as it entered state and district races but faltered in county elections. Where Democrats held majorities independents claimed offices, while in other areas radicals welcomed the shift, leading to discord and no united front.
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Arraan City Times
Missouri
Hidden wonders of Central Park show a magic lens illusion
A description from Leslie's Weekly portrays a marvel in Central Park, the octagonal viewing tower with a table that reflects park scenery through lenses. Viewers watch distant landmarks and trees with sharp miniature clarity, while detectives scout for staged scenes among the public.
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New York
Central Park
Juan Hite
Long Island
Nerons the Sonn
Ube
Colosseum
Masonic Hall
Hiison
Aladin
L'vank Leslie
Weekly
State News Highlights From Kansas City and Beyond
Kansas City plans water works on the Holy plan. Mitchell county reports antelope and buffalo killings. A ton of salt weekly from Romanto springs in Sum ner county. Grasshoppers injuring peaches in Kansas City. Six hundred Mennonites headed West for Indiana Kansas and Dakotas. W P Wilson Son to publish evening daily starting next month. Simon Ables allegedly drew a $100000 mansion in Leavenworth. Ben Simpson leaves politics to practice law. Seventeen carloads of bridge machinery arrive for Atchison Champion reports. Ottawa Journal mortgaged for buy of Ottawa Journal and Lawrence Tribune. Topeka Times notes Dr Campdoras in silk business. Kansas to become a silk producing region. Tor's farm near Topeka. Interest in silk growth seen as drivers of further development.
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Allen County
Iola
Kansas
King Bridge Company
Circuit Court
Senator Johnson
Anderson County
W. P. Wilson & Son
Topeka
Campdoras
Tor
Editorial Vigilance and Public Lectures Across States
The Salina Herald defends editorial integrity against accusations of candidate influence. Victoria Woodhall lectures in San Francisco while George Eliot’s new novel fetches $50,000. An Illinois paper claims Tom Colina equals Gath as a liar. Jay Cooke’s Philadelphia area estate lists for sale at £2,000,000. A Iowa paper foresees barrel production from straw as western flour goes east. Rochester Record notes grasshopper relief efforts and pest retreats. Susan F Dickinson, sister of a famed lecturer, plans to speak on reform topics this fall. A postage law amendment makes county newspapers free to subscribers resident in printed counties, with refunds for prepaid current-quarter postage.
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Rochester
Minn
Grasshopper
Susan F. Dickinson
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Z Fren-Duns
Daniel W. Ferris
Fopeka
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W. L.simons
Winter
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Missolre
Reform Parties
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Mitchell County
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Sumner County
Indiana
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Ben. Simpson
Ben
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Victoria Woodhall
San Francisco
George Elliot
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Gath
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Iowa
Mike You
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Kellogg
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Queen City
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Pioneer
U.P. RR
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Nebraska
H. A. Needham
James McDonald
John M. McDonald
Ted
Latimer Alder
Aly
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Railroad Lands
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Fola
Is Located On the Neosho River
Kola City
Kola
Real Eatare
George A. Bowles
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England
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Cash Dry Goods Store
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Ino. Francis & Co
Groceries and Daves
Sioux City
Ridenour
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