Pacific cable talk and broad political notes in 1887
Abridged column reflects renewed chatter on a Pacific cable linking the U S with Australia, Japan, China and the Islands, plus wide ranging commentary on Cleveland’s message, party politics, Iowa loyalty, and public figures. It notes youths voting Democratic and critiques Republican depictions of veterans and tariffs with calls for tariff reduction to expand markets and lower prices.
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United States
Australia
Japan
China
Sandwich Islands
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Cleveland
Justice Strong
United States Supreme Court
Iowa
Buncombe
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic Party
Kansas Propels Westward Hope Amid Adversity
In a Kansas focused piece, hard times and a buyers’ mood sweep eastern farmers toward western lands while Kansas extends a welcoming hand. The state urges resilience, noting fertile acres remain with fair prices, declaring Kansas conquered hardship and looks toward a brighter, flowering future.
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Kansas
Local readers note Castoria references and city arrivals
Saturday’s Daily reports several city visitors and residents arriving or leaving. J M Wishart came from Minneapolis seeking Lost Springs, J A Stauffer returned to Hope after a city visit, Miss Cassie Leach of Carlinsville Ill. returned home, and Mr and Mrs H Brown and A H Hause joined Hamaker Co. staff. J R Burton left for Mitchell Indiana to address the pese me that city in cee Hall. Mr and Mrs T L Thornton left for Larned then Los Angeles for health reasons, with Mr Thornton to return.
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J. M. Wishart
Minneapolis
Lost Springs
J. A. Stauffer
Hope
Cassie Leach
Carlinsville
Ill
T. F. Jones
H. Brown
Mr. Brown
A. H. Hause
Beatrice
Neb
J. G. Hamaker & Co
Mr. Hause
Hamaker
J. R. Burton
Mitchell
Indiana
Cee Hall
Sreed
T. L. Thornton
Larned
Will Sunderland
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Herr Most
Judge Leeds
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Junction City
P.J. Berry
Concordia
Isaac Shockey
Navarre
Ed. King
Solomon
U. P
Dr. Phelps
Manchester
J. P. Orr
Dillon
Reflector
Nathan Cobb
Dwight
City
L. Hart
Masonic School of Instruction
H. P. Leeds
Enterprise
E. Brunson
Henry Whitley Esq
Lee Maxey
Kansas Mutual Life
Phil Wahl
Hutchinson
Brother Armstrong
Wyandotte Gazette
Brother Kurtz
Newton Kansan
Topeka
Missouri
E. B. C. Everett
Senator Ingalls
Burlington
Kan
Ed Clark
Salina
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Elmer LeMaster
Las Animas
Colorado
Geo. J. Smart
Industry
Santa Fe
Mr. P
U. S. Shadinger
Continental
H. 8
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Banner City
Smoky
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Clay Center
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Osage
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