Blaine Ahead in Delegates at Republican Conventions
The recap shows Blaine leading across states with a total of 295 delegates for Arthur and 300 for Blaine, plus 55 for Logan, 64 for Edmunds, and 23 for Sherman, amid disputed counts and a Colorado uninstructed six. The piece includes humorous exchanges, legal notes, and tariff policy discussion, reflecting party dynamics and public sentiment.
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Blaine
Arthur
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Florida
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Illinois
Indiana
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Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
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District of Columbia
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Ohio
Oregon
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Arizonia
Dakota
Logan—Illngis
John Sherman
A. Joseph BR. Hoveley
Connecticut
Hawley
Gresham
Edmunds
Fairchild
Logan
Grant
Colorado
Davis and Dickinson Counties debt and taxation compared
Abilene Reflector contrasts Dickinson and Davis counties noting Dickinson with double valuation and larger area carries no debt while Davis bears 120000, presses higher levies, and trails in development. The piece argues Dickinson is better managed, asks what Davis gains from debt, and cites tax figures, road and bridge plans, and regional rivalry with Abilene.
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Davis County
Dickinson County
Davis
Abilene
Dickinson
Kansas County
Tow
Junction City Union
General Fund
Rurixcron
Junction City
Rhodes Ripples Rain Monday No corn planted yet
Farmers plow busy. wheat looks strong. A Friday night party at Joe Hart's. Emmet Dooley bought a fine pair of horses. L A Jones near Abilene visited Joe Pre. D F Steller rented Duff’s farm and moved there. Clark preached at Gennan chapel. Hattie Galbeath teaches Prairie Union. Joe Baxter and Dennis Tucker travel east each Sunday. Duff family visiting Rev James Watkins then plan eastward. J J Brown and wife, formerly of here, visit with S M Brown. Hanover.
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Joe Hart
Emmet Dooley
L. A. Jones
Abilene
Joe Pre
D. F. Steller
Marion County
S. L. Duff
Ld. Clark
Gennan Chapel
Hat
Runaway Causing Local Excitement and Notable Arrivals
Mumps fever rages in the vicinity while Mrs Williams of Morris County moves into the neighborhood and attends Sunday school at 3 p.m. weekly in Tennessee. Col Jarnagin reports cattle losses from the hail storm of the 18th ult as residents remark on Ton Mc removing his whiskers and appearing notably neat.
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Clingberg
Miss Mosley
Miss Higgins
Fairfield
Williams
Morris County
Tennessee
Ton Mc
Jooks
Col. Jarnagin
Estate of Peter Hoar listed in Dickinson County records
In Dickinson County Kansas the estate of Peter Hoar deceased is administered by Henry T. McDoxano and announced by the Probate Court. Notice directs all interested parties to govern themselves accordingly. The county treasurer Thomas Kinny testifies to the accuracy of the report, sworn April 6, before County Clerk Richard Waring.
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UTICE
Dickinson County
Kinesis
Abileat
Board of Equalization
Justice
Equity
Hami
Sean
Howard Wareny
Dickinwinn
Katieas
Willan F. Smith
Willan A. Grimes
Fannie Grimes
Pwill
Riese County
Nuiber
Mayge
Dickinsoney
Witmers
Sith Diay
Dd. Miller
Tunsa
NPER
District Court
State of Kansas
T. J. Laney Lelaintitt
TL. Reams
Sarah Reams
A. D. Freeman
Albirt Reams
Ella Reams
Walter
Teams
Clam Reams
Abilene
Dickinson
Stuute
Kansas
Dickieson County
Raneas
J. 3. Miller
Kas
Sabilene
Kanss Dickinson Cousty
Peter Hoar
Dickin
Coonty
Peter Ior
Dickinan County
Treas
Thomas Kirby
Kunsts
Thomas Kinny
Berita
Ricard Waring
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Michigan
Vermont
Johnny
Met
Philadelpha
Finks
New Haven
Jacobeuts Martine
Sarah Tuttle
Converse
Davis and
Dickinson Counties
Rhodes
Dillon
M. Frost
Frost & Grant
Continental Hotel
Alemency Kas
Phil Heigele
South Side
Raub & Jackson
Rise
Broadway
Iac
J. W. Gore
H. J. Hudson
Eryard
M. L. Potter
Uit Angora
Qatara P
Ory Elite
W. Liggett
Murantovd
Postattice
Abilent, Rae
Geo, A. Niles
Postol Addives
Karsar
W. P. Lees
John J. Prichard
Junctionity
Keller
East Third Street
Taos, Kier, Co. Treas. M. VY
Betttaam
Flora Typ
Illowdale
Lanssenbonr
Wheatland
Robron
Jos
Xton
Shepherd
Jepperson
T. Rothenbergerge
Banner
Nat.Land Co
SORLE
Edoleites
Limerty
Crnopp
Sac
Medellan
MK & Prailroad
Bfne
Ta Sar
MK & T Railroad
CH Lebeld
Mchart Blom
OH Lebold
John Watt
Thompson
Esmith
Lebeld
Southwick & Augustene
Symeer
Bindsey Hedcomb
Buckeye Ave
I Stevens
JT Lebolt
Jorge
Rebecca McElroy
Thompson & McCoy
Appitrox
Jtt Williams
JK McKnight
Ay Pbbak
Mary Owens
LetoLe
Lebold
Kaney
Hwock
Foloman Coty
Jet Strep
Jams Streeter
Lot Jae Streeter
Fot hetreKt
H Whitley
H Whittey
Hale & Whitney
Bury Hall
U. P. Railroad
Solomon
Amilene
Detroity
Hazleton
W. S Menaricks
State Fund
Solomon City Fund
Enterprise City Fund
School Land Fund
Tani Normal Institute Fund
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Garfield
Holland
Cheever
Buckeye
Newbern
Nowbern
Jeferson
Jefferson
Sherman Twy
Sherman
Hayes
Center
Liberty
Union
Ridge
Hope
Noble
R kRidge
Accou
Lea Bond
Ceneviene
Lusso
Cee
Urington
Quincy
el EE
Kansas City
Atchison
Chicago
Topeka
Atchison and St. Joseph
Palace
Grand Union Depot
Chi
Peoria
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
J. Potter
Perceval Lowell
Margy
John B. Carson
K. Hooper
Maest Latico
the Dominion
Meredith
Sesson
Chris Hartman
Alfred Pray
Thoreday
Tharedays
Chris
Foos Corp Morgan
Benaret
Dickinson Co
Lars
W. W. Brows
Huntoon
Moran
John W. Poulter
M. L. Baldwin
J. A. Gillett
Stone Gwnship
Stephen Treague
Boots
West
A. Lowenthal
Bonebrake’s Hardware Store
Miller
Thomas
Kenyon’s
Barton
Meat Man
Frank L. Ball & CO
Second Street
C. J. McDigitt
Hodge Brothers
Buckeye Avenue
Abilene, Kansas
KOR
M. Nicolay
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