Republican State Central Committee to meet in Topeka
The Republican State Central Committee will hold a meeting in Topeka at 3 o'clock P.M. on Wednesday the 11th of June to call a Republican State Convention. Joax GuriRig, Chairman. D. B. Eawert, Secretary. The Republican Congressional Committee for the Second District of Kansas will meet at the Ludington House in Ottawa Franklin County on June 28 at 9 P.M. to fix place date and delegate numbers for a district convention and plan campaign. All Republicans of the district are invited to attend. By order of the Committee Yj. W. Cook, Chairman. W. R. Bippie, Secretary.
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Hrapecaktexs Republicay State Central Conmittere
Torrxa
Republican State Central Committee
Topeka
Jung Proximo
Joax Guririg
D. B. Eawert
Plesganton
Kansas
Republican Congressional Committee
Ludington House
Ottawa
Franglin County
Kaneag
Yj. W. Cook
W. R. Bippie
H. C. Cross
Republican Central Committee
Third Congressional District
Emporia
Topeka Republican events and Kansas politics in June
A collage of notices from Kansas political life mentions the Republican State Central Committee meeting in Topeka on June 17, a Republican Congressional Committee gathering in Manhattan, and a third district convention to be held in Emporia on June 16. It notes decoration day observances, preparations for the State University commencement in Lawrence, resignations, and ongoing trials in Wichita, plus progress on the Midland railroad and the general opinion on John Francis as State Treasurer.
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Lawrence
Queen City
the State University
Midland Railroad
Topeka
Tigwiegrtag
Txr
John Francis
Secret ary Richardson resignation and Bristow chosen
Secretary Richardson has resigned and President appoints Col Bristow of Kentucky as his successor. Bristow is a seasoned lawyer, brains and balance hoped to improve Treasury administration beyond the previous official. The report notes the change amid other national affairs.
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Richardson
Bas
Col
B. H. Bristow
Kentucky
Treasury Office
The Transportation Question and Western Route Choices
The piece argues for Galveston as the cheapest ocean route for Kansas and surrounding states to reach the old world, urging railroads and capitalists to push this access while warning St Louis to improve Mississippi trade to avoid losing regional business and dependence on a single sea route.
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Kansas
Galveston
Nebraska
Missouri
Indian Country
Texas
Mississippi
St. Louis
Galveston route urged to dominate western trade route
The piece argues for developing the Mississippi and making Galveston Harbor a key export path for Kansas and surrounding regions. It contends rail shipments to Galveston and sea transport to Europe are cheaper than via Atlantic ports, Chicago, or the Great Lakes, and warns of Kansas City Galveston cooperation being vital to curb eastern routes. It notes St. Louis and Omaha interest, and says capital will shift if water channels and river mouth openings are not improved.
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Galvestron
Mississippi
Kansas
Sea Board
Galveston
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Gulf
Omaha
Nebraska
Leavenworth
Indian Territory
Europe
Atlantic
Chicago
Melius as Leader in Kansan City Movement
A critique rails at Melius for uniting Democrats for a August Topeka meeting. It mocks him as a “little Frenchman” and a “cipher,” arguing the movement needs no leader and will run itself. The piece accuses Radical papers of deriding the effort to push weaker figures aside.
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Melius
Democratic Party
Topeka
Kansan
Times
Conon
Davis
Thes
Kansas Editorial Convention and Excursion Recap
Report outlines the Kansas editorial convention held in Ft Scott with officers, orator Burke, and poet Eugene Ware. It notes Ware's humorous poem The Notorious Poet of Paint Creek and a generous ice cream reception, ball, and warm community reception before editors departed at four.
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Reats- Ter
Burke
Eugene Ware
Paint Creek
Quill Showers” Association
Ware
Ft. Scott
Fellowa
Excur sion Train Reaches St Louis After Rail Guided Tour
Kansas Editorial Association members, guests and their wives traveled by Missouri Kansas & Texas, Northern Short Line and other lines from Fort Scott to Hannibal then St Louis, aided by Thomas Lorview and railroad officials. The trip featured river steamer Rob Roy, Shaw's Gardens, the venerable bridge and courteous, comfortable services, prompting resolutions of thanks to several lines and agents.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Prince of Good Fellows
Thomas Darwin
West
Kansas
Ft. Scott
Hannibal
Missouri
Indian Territory
Texas
Rob Roy
Mississippi
St. Louis
Southern
Shaw
Southern Hotel
N. L. Prentis
St. Louis Omnibus Company
St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Railroad
Kansas Editorial Association
Kansas & Texas
Kansas City
Thomas Lorwin Nev
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Horace Greeley
St Louis
Association Awards Gratitude for W.S. Burke and Ware Addresses
The Kansas association passes resolutions thanking W. S. Burke for his forthright address on the 26th inst and Eugene F. Ware for a poem read before the group, lauding truth and brains. It also honors retiring president T. Dwight Thacher and organizer W. R. Spooner for two years of service and the successful excursion.
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W.S. Burke
Burke
Rezoicer
Eugene F. Ware
Fr. Scott
Association
Kansas
Darwin
Messrs. Burke and
Ware
Vote of Thanks to Railways for Special Train to Olathe
Members of the Kansas Editorial Association along the M R Pt 3 G and L L G railways unanimously adopt resolutions thanking Maj Henning superintendent for a special train that conveyed the press group to Olathe after missing transfers at Kansas City May 30 The secretary J F McDowert notes state papers and those along the routes should publish the resolutions.
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Kansas Editorial Association
Press Gang
St. Louis
Kansas City
M. R
United States
J. F. McDowert
State News Flashes From Across Kansas
A West man reports four killed in a Great Bend brawl with few details. Fort Scott Monitor praises the Press Giant as fine and brave. Speaker McEckron supports Horton for Governor. Missing conductor Count Harris case ends with discovery of his body near Edgerton Junction. Skeletons found along a Santa Fe alley hint at 1856 Mormon encampment near Atchison. A homicide near Jacksonville, Crawford County, ends with the stabbing of Dumbald after Pol lard fled toward Texas.
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Fort Scott Monitor
McEckron
Concordia Loyice
Mr. Horton
Count Harris
Mitn
Platte River
Edgerton Junction
Leavenworth Commercial
Santa Fe
Atchison
Atchison Champion
Jacksonville
Crawford County
Neosho
Pollard
Dumbald
State Grange
Texas
Sheriff Sale in Allen County Kansas Estate of Wm Learned
In the 7th Judicial District Court Allen County Kansas H C Administrator of the estate of Wm Learned deceased sues William Wilson and Mary Wilson et al By virtue of a clerk issued land court sale order I will expose the described real estate at public auction at the court house front door in the City of Iulu July 7 1874 at 2 pm cash in hand The property is the west half and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter and west half of the southeast quarter of section six township 24 south range 18 west excluding government lots levied on as the defendants property J L Woodin Sheriff Allen Co Kans 1874-06- ith day of June 1874
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Allen
7Th Judicial District Court
H.C
William Wilson
Mary Wilson
Clerk of Land Court
Allen County
Kansas
Said County
Lis
Julu
J. L. Woodin
Allen Co
Kans
William €. Deitz
Allen L. Gttonk
Cob Deitz
Frederick AL Weage
Anid
Sonth
Privet Forum
C. M. Simpson
H.W. Tarcort
Piuts
Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Bridges New Routes Open
The completion of the iron bridge over the Missouri river at Boonville enables the line to offer improved facilities between the Northeast and the Southwest. Two daily trains run Hannibal to the Nebraska valley and St. Louis to Southern Kansas with through Pullman palace cars from Chicago Quincy Hannibal and St. Louis to Galveston. Addresses Sedalia Missouri for timetables and maps.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Missouri River
Boonville
Northeast
Great Southwest
Hannibal
Points
Great Nexaska Valley
St. Louis
Kansas
Chicago
Quincy
Galveston
Athwest
Missouri
St Louis Kansas City and Northern Short Line Advert
The shortest route between the Great West and the East North and South is the St Louis Kansas City and Northern Short Line. It has undergone over two million dollars in improvements with new rails, broad ties, reclining chair coaches, and toilet facilities for travelers. Six fast expresses run between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, with a focus on safety and comfort. Tickets via connecting lines available. maps and time cards from Lyman McCarty in Kansas City or P. B. Groat in St. Louis.
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St. Louis, Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas City
McCarts
Kangana City
Kansas
Missouri Ft. Scott & Gulf
Spooner
Henning
Olathe
Press Association
Missouri
Mississippi
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