Fragmentary Officials and Officials Names in a County Office List
Fragmented OCR lists several county officials including a district judge probate clerk sheriff clerk of court and other appointed roles. The text reads like a roster of names and titles with multiple misspellings and unclear order, lacking coherent events or actions.
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Kon J .R Goovix
Jons Paxson
Wo Tintasuce
Urer
Hoa Neepaax
GM Brows
Register of
Phatin
JL Muimay
CM Sispyos
Conirt
DeWitt
Publc
JL Woollis
Sheri
Woon
Lywas Luiwabes
D Honvitce
A OW Howsaysp
Isaac HuNreanne
Kansas 1874 Public Finance Transparency Act Text
The document outlines Kansas law requiring county treasurers to file quarterly statements of treasury funds and sinking funds, with perjury penalties, and a probate judge plus appointed examiners to audit funds and report to the county clerk. It details penalties for neglect, examiner fees, and bond requirements, effective upon publication.
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State of
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
Bec
Onco
Topeka
W. H. Smallwood
A Romance in High Life at the London Opera House
A tale recounts Lord Cadogan’s debt of honor to the Duke of Richmond leading to a child marriage between the Earl of March and Cadogan’s daughter. The boy grows up abroad and later loves Lady March, and they wed after meeting at the opera. She dies of a broken heart after his death. James Freeman Clark criticizes modern religious practice as driven by control rather than guidance.
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Hain
Belzebub
Duke of Richmond
Lord Cadogan
Earl of March
Lord March
London
March
Dix Renominated Family of New York Republicans
New York Republicans renominated Gov Dix and current state officers amid strong cheers and broad enthusiasm. Dix, an elderly yet vigorous leader, praised for his war service and noted for his decisive stance on the flag. The article also recalls a Western joke about prairie fire and a man who climbed a tree to escape the flames.
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New York
Dix
Robinson
North
Empire State
Cobb Praised Republican Nominee for Congress
The Record extols Col. S J A Cobb as a tireless advocate for the laboring class and the people. It credits his Senate protest against Osage lands as evidence of honesty and independence, urging Republicans in the Second District to support him in November for proven service and ability.
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Col. S.J.A. Cobb
Congress
Col. Cobb
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State Senate
Colb
the Senate
Col. Chbb
Fr. Stott
Reform politics in Kansas split by farmer ticket and critics
A Kansas political divide is described as Democrats and Republicans forming a reform or farmer’s ticket aimed at scapegoating the Republican party for taxes and burdens. The piece criticizes the ticket as a sham, listing members including Casey, Harrington, Abbott, Smith, Hudson and others, labeling them as editors, lawyers, or farmers. It notes broader media coverage in the October Masthead and previews Scribner’s for November with literary notes and upcoming works.
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OskaLoosa
Nelson Abbott
Reform
McDonough’ County
Abbott
Higgins
McComb
Illnois
J. D. Bowen
J.M. Jennings
McDonough County
Higggings
Mr. Abbott
Nelson
Kansas
Casey
Harrington
Smith
Hudson
Hallowell
Douthitt
Parerot
Goodin
Watson
Christopher
Olice
Avexias
Ree Eee
Barnum
Saretha
Grit and resilience define lasting success in business legends
A columnist extols perseverance by recounting failed beginnings of leaders such as Peter Cooper, Horace Greeley, Henry Patekryck, the founder of the New York Herald, Stephen A Douglas, Abraham Lincoln, and Gen. Grant. The message urges young men to persist, try new paths after failures, and endure until achievement.
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Busines
M An
Peter Cooper
Horned Greeley
The
Tribune
Patekryck Henry
New York Herald
Stephen A. Douglas
Congress
Abraham Lincon
Gen
Grant
Within and Without Women’s role and intellect in society
The piece urges women to awaken interiority, cultivate higher faculties, and reject trivial pursuits. It argues many women settle for domestic chores and social chatter, leading to stunted intellect and timid conservatism. It cites Mrs. Grundy and cites France as examples of women blending intellect with charm and leadership in conversation.
Curious Kesgalts and cosmopolitan city sizes
The passage notes central population trends favoring large cities and contrasts urban mixes. It cites London and New York as highly cosmopolitan centers, compares Scotch and Irish demographics across cities, and remarks Cairo Illinois as a hard place with a quip about an Angel Gabriel arriving there and facing strangling.
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Londoo
Edinburgh
Trish
Dublin
Rome
Palestine
London
New York
Berlin
Vienna
Cairo
Ilinois
Gabriel
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Kansas City, Mo
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Taylor & Parley
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American Augurance Company
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Inciamapolis
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J. Daca Ruses
Eastern Ag’t
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N. Y. Tribune
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Arius
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Banaue
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War Department
John R. Goodin
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National Congress
John R. Gondio
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Times
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Stevens
John Ro Goodin
Stephen A. Cobb
Chooze Ye
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James Freeman Clark
Col Cobb
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