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The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1886

Page

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The Third Party in Kansas and Colored Appointments

The Kansas third party movement grows stronger with Prohibition support and colored candidates. It claims 15,000 to 30,000 possible votes, threatening Republican dominance. The piece discusses Langston for state auditor, and the patience of readers toward President Hayes Arthur Cleveland and the Matthews appointment, noting Senate rejection and reappointment under constitutional vacancy rules.

Kansas City Times Kansas Emporia Martin Versons Langston McCabe Prohibition Burchard National Party Hayes United States Washington White House Arthur Douglass Morton McMichael Philadelphia Cleveland W.C. Matthews Albany Senate Congress Mathews

State Democratic Ticket Praised by All in Kansas

The Liter State at Humboldt Kansas touts the state democratic ticket headed by Thomas Moonlight as the best ever put forward. It lauds old soldiers on the ticket and praises the party for including colored voters, criticizing Republicans for past failures and urging full support and adoption across Kansas.

Humboldt Kansas Thomas Moonlight Republican Party Weertysto

When President Cleveland Took Office and Douglass’s Role

The Cincinnati Enquirer recalls Frederick Douglass, a leading figure among African Americans, as recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia during President Cleveland’s early administration, highlighting his prominence and status in national affairs.

The Cincinnati Enquirer Cleveland Frederick Douglass Bruce District of Columbia

Democrats Favor Local Option License System Over Prohibition

The Leavenworth Democratic convention adopted a resolution opposing constitutional prohibition and urging resubmission of the prohibition amendment to voters. It calls for a well regulated license system, arguing local option best promotes temperance while restoring individual liberty, and condemns prohibitory law as a breeder of crime.

Leavenworth Parsons Palladium

Weather Prophecy Foresees Extreme Storms in August 1886

Prof Foster, a meteorologist, predicts a major storm period from August 16 to 27 1886 breaking drought with heavy rains hail and tornadoes and strong gales. A tropical hurricane is forecast on the Southeast Atlantic coast between the 16th and 20th, with widespread storms affecting Iowa Illinois and the Newee region and sunspot activity from the 1st to the 24th plus brilliant auroras on the 20th and 23rd.

Foster Atlantic Iowa Illinois

Town Company Sale Aimed at Banner City Growth

Compromised statement by T Moninger admitting sale of all interest and goodwill in Elmo including two quarter sections in township 16 range 2 to Inner City Town Company. He states he has taken property in Banner City and will work to make Banner City the county's big town.

Inner City Town Company Elmo Section 5 Section 8 Banner City T. Moninger

McInerney's Bulletin Promises Low Prices in Abilene

McInerney's double deck store in Abilene touts boots and shoes cheaper than any local competitor. Tress Bros. fine shoes are highlighted for style and finish with hand and machine sewn options. Plow Shoes offered at $1.00, all under a claim of one third lower prices. Location cited as west end of Third street.

McInerney Abilene Tress Bros America McInerney’s

Local seed and loan notices advertise premiums

Six percent loans available from Hiland Southworth and seeds from Bonebrake Rice and Berry Bros. New shipments include buckwheat and Sames cultivators. Dickinson County Industrial Association to hold Abilene fair August 31 to September 3 offering 20 percent larger premiums for farm and stock displays than other state associations.

Dickinson County Industrial Association Abilene

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B. L Trother Becky Litts Strother & Litts Bens. Lomnann Jas. L. Lomnann St. Helens Place London Eng Sears Building Boston Mass Ninth and Main Kansas City Braincel Abilene, Kan J. T. Cochran Hazlett’s Grocery Ces Dickinson Bonebrake & Rice Third Street Hiland Southworth Bonebrake &Rice’s Berry Bros Berryros. Mercantile Co Kirby’s Bank F. J. Haas Sons Sewell T. E. Sewell Sbilene, Kansas
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