Washington Notes from the Abilene Reflector
A digest of federal updates and regional items. The United States Treasury delays one dollar note supply until August and pension warrants reach 9 million dollars. Indian affairs offer a $300 reward for Kashaway’s killer. Reports on cholera rag imports, shipping, and a Greely survivors plan. Notable items from the East, West, South, and general commerce, including arrests, fires, floods, and political notes.
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Hazen
Schley
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Portland
Kansas State News Highlights From Fort Scott Topeka
Fort Scott and Richmond groups filed charters with the Secretary of State. A Circleville jeweler died by suicide at Atchison after a troubled life. Saloon openness grows after a Prohibitory law ruling. Topeka reports 103 liquor outlets. J. F. Lecate named public land receiver. first wheat car arrives at Atchison. Dem convention plans set for Topeka. state fair dates announced. Odd Fellows session ends at Leavenworth. next year at Osage City. Wyandotte reports a man dying at a widow’s residence. Lawson Cook dies. William Bullock trial ends not guilty. public opinion split. Republican campaign kickoff in Atchison. Prohibition convention at Topeka endorses St John. Various patents issued. train accident at Leavenworth injures conductor. Leavenworth garrison water supply update. several Kansans receive appointments and commissions.
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Democratic State Convention Call for Kansas 1884
The Kansas Democratic Party calls a delegate convention for August 20 1884 at Topeka Senate chamber to nominate state officers and select a state central committee. Representation basics include votes for 1882 lieutenant governor and county organization, with county conventions urged August 9 1884 and prompt reporting to Leavenworth.
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Topeka
Republican State Convention at Topeka Names Slate
The Kansas Republican Convention convened in Topeka on the 16th with a four oclock start. Committees on organization credentials and resolutions were formed, leader names listed, and a new platform adopted praising Blaine Logan and endorsing the national platform and anti monopoly measures. Official nominations followed for Chief Justice, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State officers, and a large State Central Committee. Adjournment marked the end of a busy session with varied votes and appointments.
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Supreme Court
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