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Newspaper

The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1887

Page

4

Abilene reflections on suffrage and politics in 1886

A collage of partisan notes on suffrage for women and blacks, with comments from the Leavenworth Times and Kansas City papers. References to Senator Ingalls, President Cleveland, and political maneuvers, plus memorial tributes and church history.

Leavenworth Times Ingalls M. E. Deg Mr. Ingalls Abilene Kansas Republican Party Springfield

Solomon City Rail Boom Sparks Town South of Solomon

Solomon City May 26 1887 residents hear of a railroad push led by Col J H Brady and Santa Fe talks aiming to place a terminal on Solomon’s south bank. Citizens rally at the opera house, sign a 16000 bond to urge right of way and a poll is proposed. Brady offers to fund a highway water works and street railway if the station moves south.

Solomon City Mr. Barnes Salina Baptist Church Bishop Presbyterian Church Topeka J. H. Brady Dickinson County Pres. M. A. Low Rock Island Parker Col. Brady Solomon River Sentinel Solomon R. R Santa Fe First Street Mulbane Opera House Col Brady Board of Trade Poplar

Col Feighan's Oration at Abilene Cemetery May 1887

Col Feighan delivers a Memorial Day oration at Abilene Cemetery recalling Civil War history, Lincoln's leadership, and the sacrifices of Union soldiers. He contrasts early war chaos with eventual victory, honors the dead, and reflects on national unity and memory. The address underscores the vast human cost and the enduring heritage of those who fought.

War, sacrifice, and the burden of memory in American history

A long discourse venerates Union soldiers and memorial days, arguing that bloodshed led to freedom and national renewal. It recalls Caesar, Cromwell, and Luther as parallels, praises Kansas and Appomattox, and urges honoring veterans while debating defense spending and the role of treason. The piece ends with local ads for Miller & Thomas lumber yard on screen doors and fixtures.

Kansas City Times Jack Crawford Grand Army of the Republic Speion Manméieal Carthage Rome Caesar Gaul Europe Austantine Dynsty Waterloo Israel Jeboyiah Moses Joshua Babylon Temple Cyrus Luther Calvin Knox Gustavus Adolphus Frederick the Great Cromwell Calgary Appomattox New South New Orleans Pompey Ted King Great Britain Rey Grant Lee Johnston William the Conqueror Seuyr Tam Gish Kansas Lincoln Toombs Aml Davis Sheridan John Brown Sumner Phillips Mississippi South Spain Turkey France Russia Germany England United States Union Miller & Thomas’ Lumber Yard

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