Official Allen County Paper Names Local Officials
Fragmented OCR lists various county roles and officials including treasurer, county check, county attorney, clerk district court, superintendent of public schools, sheriff deputy, surveyor, commissioners, and another incomplete name. The text resembles a probate or public notice roster from an old county issue.
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Hoa JR Goons
Chaige
Joux Vases
Wa Tagan
Couinty
HOA Nexpitan
GM Boons
Hexister
3C Meunay
CM Simpson
A DeWitt
Woon
L— Woopts
Linax
Rioaprs
D Hogvitts
AW Howtaxp
Iseac SyNehune
Leaders in This Reform Movement Debate in Kansas
A Kansas reform critique lists Marcus J. Parrott in the first district and J. R. Goodin in the second, condemns reformers as old politicians, and argues that true reform must favor the Republican ticket. It cites Barnyard, Bartlett, Abbott, and others as corrupt or untrustworthy, urging voters to align with Republicans to prevent Democratic control nationally. The piece attacks reform papers and argues there are only two national parties, warning that reform rhetoric masks Democratic aims and urging loyalty to the Republican standard.
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Reform
Marcus J. Parrott
Congress
J. R. Goodin
Caldwells
Pomeroys
Pomeroy
United States
Casey
Harrington
Kansas
Abbott
McComb County
Lls
Genhikken P. Smith
W. A. Johnson
Allen County
Thomas Bartlett
Alu County
Colony
Bartlett
Bartlet
Topeka
A Texas Leader’s Letter Sparks Civil War Echoes
A prominent Texas figure, vouched for by the New York Republic, appeals to the paper on the eve of a major milestone, amid a wave of disloyal sentiment. The missive quotes Democratic leaders and inflames tensions with references to murder, hate of the U S flag, and calls from Kansas politics.
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Texas
New York Republic
Democratic Party
Waco
Coke
United States
John Freland
French Smith
Goliad
State finances under Osborn reformers reference
Editorial report cites Gov Osborn speech detailing state debt history and bond issues under prior administrations. It highlights school fund growth, treasury reserves, and tax levy changes while attacking Robinson Crawford and Carney administrations as corrupt, urging reform.
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Olathe
Republi
Gov. Osborn
Robinson
Crawford
Carney
Ditton
Mark
Reform Party
Reform
Treasury
Tov. Osborn
Showing Their Colors in Reform Battle
The Lawrence Tribune boasts of Democratic gains in Ohio and Indiana as reform victories, while The Leavenworth Times and Leavenworth Appeal critique reform tactics. Readers confront party double games and a clash over Osborn and Casey in the Republican slate.
Kansas History and Democratic Threats in Reform Campaign
The Ottawa Republican views Kansas politics as a battleground where Democracy once sought to spread slavery and faces a revival attempt. It recalls border violence, Buchanan era oppression, and Republican rule, arguing reform is a false guise to regain power. It warns honest, liberty-loving Kansans will reject Democratic “reform.”
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Kanass
Kansas
South
Missouri
James Buchanan
Free State
Republican Party
Ottawa Republican
Reformers Jubilant Over Ohio Indiana Democratic Wins
The Olathe Mirror reports Reformers and genuine Democrats in Kansas celebrate Democratic victories in Ohio and Indiana. It notes Republicans feel misled by reform rhetoric, while Democrats taunt Republicans and warn against a stampede. The paper questions reform aims and cites Southern imperial talk as context.
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Ohio
Indiana
Republican Party
Reform Party of
Kansas
North
East
Congress
Olathe Mirror
Cherry Street
Proclamation on Slave Owner Registry in Georgia
A Gainsville Georgia notice announces a registration drive for former slave owners to be sworn before an officer, with ten cents per name and five dollars for a 100 name list. It notes political threats tied to Democratic success and criticizes the Reform party as a Democrat-Republican blend, citing Leavenworth Times.
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Georgia
Indiana
Ohio
Gainsville
M.V. Biden
United States
Hall County
Kansas
Reform Party
Leavenworth Times
Independent ticket a vote for democracy warned
The Champion argues the only issue is keeping control of the House with Republicans. It says any split or vote for independents weakens the party and helps the Democrats, urging unity for honest economical governance and national peace. It frames an independent vote as supporting democracy.
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House of Representatives
Texas Ex-Gov Davis Letters on Homicides and Education
Former Texas Governor Davis reads to the Southern Convention in Chattanooga. He cites Texas homicide figures since January and claims under Republican rule 200,000 children were in school while 25,000 remain. He defends charges of a $32 fee and extra mileage, and references Democratic victories fueling concerns about repudiation and investments tied to foreign bonds.
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Davis
Texas
Chattanooga
Cincinnati Gazette
Hamburg
Old Country
Casey as Governor Hopeful Is Mocked in Stinging Skew
A local critique portrays Casey as miserly and hypocritical, recounting two alleged incidents from his past and lampooning his political viability. It also cites a hostile anti Radical notice aimed at African Americans, warning against voting Radical and claiming supernatural threats to deter participation.
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Livingston
Ala
Charles Hays
M. C
Sumter
Billings
Ivy
Spirit Land
Reformers split over party and policy in divided North South
A fragmented editorial argues that any Democrat elected to Congress strengthens the white supremacist bloc in the South and undermines civil rights. It alleges reformers aid Ku Klux aims, criticizes Osborn’s record, and warns white leagues in the South prepare for renewed violence while labeling a Kansas reformer as Texas branding iron.
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Birmingham
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