Press and papers of Kansas rise in Topeka address
At the Kansas celebration in Topeka on January 29 a reading by Hon. D. W. Wilder on The Press of Kansas extols the growth of Kansan journalism. It notes Kansas now has many papers, compares colonial press history, and praises editors like Edgar Greene and John Greenleaf. The piece links press strength to state identity and progress.
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D. W. Wilder
Press of Kansas
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Rosen
Hunkiton
Crib
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New York
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Dariel
Wien
Ordineeley
Pioneer Free State
Criffians
Judge Delahey
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Quannell
Parkeli
Lowell
Jack
Grandma
Boston
West
Hurlington Free Press
Philadelphia
Norris_ town Herald
October
Weill
Cjifengo | Ledger
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette
Goldmark
Carl Goldmark
Sheba
Oxivette
NFL Independent
Kansas Birth Day Observed in Grand Opera House
Torrka Kansas January 30 The twenty fifth anniversary of Kansas statehood was celebrated at the Grand Opera House with a long program of speeches by ex Governors and state officials. Notable topics included The Pioneers of Kansas The Wyandot Constitution The Judiciary of Kansas and The Press of Kansas. The event featured remarks on agriculture churches and education ending with Women of Kansas.
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Jamsas
Torrka
Kan
Kansas
Sisterhood of States
Grand ‘Opera House
Charles Robinson
Katmas
John A. Martin
Martin
B. F. Simpson
Jeneth
Wyandotw
Thomas A. Osborne
A. J. Horton
Shops
Judiciary of
Cyrus K. Holliday
Janes Humphrey
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Colowvel Holltay
Nev. de. Conley
Cornet DR Anthony
State Historical Society
J. BK. Jolson
Kidde
S. N. Wood
John Spear
Lawrence
Spear
David Thacher
Teacher
Web Wihler
Press of
Wiliam Sims
State Board of Adiculture
Kan- San Key
FL. McCabe
Churches of Kansas
McCabe
Alexander Caldwell
Prentis
Documents Refused by President on Senate Demand
The Attorney General reports to the Senate that the President will not provide the requested papers on the U S Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama. He notes the papers have been sent to the Judiciary Committee and references the suspension of George M Dustin, asserting compliance would not serve the public interest.
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Wasmyxeron
Attorney General
Office of the United States Atorney
Alabama
United States
D. Bennett
Sai Ofies
Judiciary Committee
George M. Dustin
Soetlern
National Finances and Grant Memoir Notes Stir Debate
National finances feature Senator Ingalls arguing that nearly six million of ten million national bank bonds are held by banks signaling a retirement of most of the bank note issue within five to ten years. The era of silver certificates or Treasury notes is discussed as potential substitutes, with Ingalls favoring silver certificates to avoid heavy public debt. The Grant forgery dispute is reviewed, noting Cullom’s evidence that Halleck’s dispatches were forged and that Grant’s promotion timing predates Smith’s. A death in Galena and polygamy preaching in Washington area add to a day of striking reports.
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Saper
Kansas
John Ingalls
Geinge
Prymus
Tes
Edgor Greeier
John Kewn
Canton Reown
Hsawatomie Brown
Univers
Lincoln
Brown
Tony
John Speer
Quinetril
Horder
Hess
Sorer
Abbey
Montgomery
Erionnel
New York Trétone
Beorgie, Courier
Mr. Greeley
Henry Ward Deecher
Jethiel Hyatt
Washington
Sumner
Greeley
House
Senate
Kemsas
Colon
Nineteenth Free State
Ingalls
Treasury
McClellan
Collom
General Grant
Fred Grant
Halleck
C. F. Smith
Grant
General Cullom
Smith
Market Report Highlights Mixed Grain and Cattle Prices
A chaotic market note shows varied bids and status across grains and livestock. Wheat and flour demand fluctuates with general weakness in some grains while cattle and hogs hold uneven steady tones. dairy provisions dip slightly amid fluctuating butter and creamery quotes.
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Satan
Coks
Jan May
Elgin Creamery
Luxer
Sibester
Wisconsin
Michigan
Sabesote
Hlancey
King and Shipping
Curious Leaf-Tailed Gecko Escapes by Tail Trick
A Los Angeles naturalist describes a leaf tailed gecko that sheds its tail to distract ogres and hawks during a chase. The tail jiggles as a decoy while the lizard escapes, and the tail regrows, sometimes producing two tails.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bright's disease dangers and hoped remedies touted by doctors
A physician recounts Bright's disease as a widespread killer leading to paralysis and heart disease. He argues early kidney-focused treatment can cure many cases and cites personal recovery with a remedy, along with endorsements by Dr. Henson and Dr. Lattamore and a New Orleans professor's warning.
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Moss
Bright
Brights
ME. Warner
North St. Paul Street
Pright
New Orleans
H. H. Warner
8. A. Lattimore
State Board of Health
Ir. Henson
Ego
Jeneil
Henson
Warner
Lattamore
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